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What is the common name for Plutella xylostella?
'Diamondback moth' is a common name for Plutella xylostella. The insect is a much dreaded pest that in its larval stage ravages such related food crops as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, mustard, radish, and turnip. The moth stage tends to leave a lot of eggs on the host plant, and the larval stages tend to eat as much of the food source as possible, from the undersides of the leaves.
What do spicebush swallowtails eat?
Leaves as caterpillars and nectar as adults are what spicebush swallowtails eat.Specifically, the swallowtail in question (Papilio troilus) goes through two main feeding stages. The leaf-eating larval stage is less picky in its choice of food sources than the nectar-sipping adult. As a butterfly, the spicebush swallowtail prefers nectar from honeysuckle, jewelweed, and Joe-pye weed.
Do plant cells help make the plants make food?
Yes, plant cells do help the plant make food. There are certain cells in the plant that help the plant produce food.
What is photophysis?
a photophysis is a plant that produce food for the plant and a food making process
What is the food source of the plant?
Minerals in the soil are the food source of the plant.
What is the larval food plant of Hewitson's Glassy Legionnaire butterfly?
Plants within the violet family (Violaceae) are what Hewitson's Glassy Legionnaire (Acraea admatha) butterfly seeks as larval food plants.Specifically, a larval food plant is the host plant to the butterfly in the larval stage. The butterfly lays eggs, which hatch into caterpillars. The caterpillars ultimately transition to the butterfly stage after passing through a pupal stage inside a chrysalis.
What is the larval food plant of Alcinoe Legionnaire butterflies?
Members of the Adenia genus in the passionflower family (Passifloraceae) are the larval food plant of the Alcinoe Legionnaire (Acraea alcinoe) butterfly.Specifically, the plant stores water in parts other than leaves, such as stems, stem bases or roots. This is an adaptation to the dry climate and dry soil in which the plant grows. The sap in many of the plant's species is toxic.
What is the larval food plant of Black-winged Legionnaire butterflies?
Members of the passionflower family(Passifloraceae) are the larval food plant of the Black-winged Legionnaire (Acraea asboloplintha).Specifically, the butterfly seeks the plant to host and feed the caterpillar stage in its life cycle. The butterfly favors forest clearings and scattered woodlands. It even can be found in parks or whatever open areas that will be home to passionflower family members.
Do ladybugs move their eggs somewhere safe?
No, ladybugs do not move their eggs to somewhere safe once the deposit is made. The location tends to be on the undersides of food and host plant leaves. The host plant will be amid, near or one of vegetation that offers such larval food sources as aphids.
What is the larval food plant of Small Yellow-banded Legionnaire butterflies?
Members of the morning glory family(Convolvulaceae) are the larval food plant of the Small Yellow-banded Legionnaire (Acraea acerata) butterfly.Specifically, the caterpillar stage in the butterfly's life cycle favors sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) over all other morning glory relatives. But sweet potatoes are important food and cash crops in the butterfly's tropical African habitat. The butterfly's presence therefore is not always welcome.
What has the author R N Bhattacharyya written?
R. N. Bhattacharyya has written: 'The food and feeding habits of larval and post-larval herring in the northern North Sea' -- subject(s): Atlantic herring, Food
Where do mosquitoes get their energy?
From the food they eat which, as their name implies, is primarily larval insects.
What is the common name for Plutella xylostella?
'Diamondback moth' is a common name for Plutella xylostella. The insect is a much dreaded pest that in its larval stage ravages such related food crops as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, mustard, radish, and turnip. The moth stage tends to leave a lot of eggs on the host plant, and the larval stages tend to eat as much of the food source as possible, from the undersides of the leaves.
What do spicebush swallowtails eat?
Leaves as caterpillars and nectar as adults are what spicebush swallowtails eat.Specifically, the swallowtail in question (Papilio troilus) goes through two main feeding stages. The leaf-eating larval stage is less picky in its choice of food sources than the nectar-sipping adult. As a butterfly, the spicebush swallowtail prefers nectar from honeysuckle, jewelweed, and Joe-pye weed.
Where do mosquito fish get their energy?
From the food they eat which, as their name implies, is primarily larval insects.
What is the best plant food for grass?
The best plant food for grass is schultz plant food.
What is the host plant for the Durham Tinea caterpillar?
Bear's or Wild garlic [Allium ursinum] is the host plant for the Durham Tinea [Acrolepiopsis betulella] caterpillar. The larval stage of the adult, false diamondback moth favors the plant's flowers and seedheads. But the plant serves as a food source to just the one generation that results from the moth's egg-laying every July. The insect's native range is central and western Europe.
