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It is the Monarch's exclusive food source for their larvae.
One fact about the Adonis blue butterfly is that their source of food is horseshoe vetch. When they are till larvae ants will protect them because the larvae secrete a sugar that feeds the ants.
Ideally. When it is a larvae cabbage leaves, and once it is a butterfly nectar
Insects can feed on leaves. It depends on the species and life stage of the insect. For example, caterpillars (butterfly larvae) feed on leaves, but the adult butterflies feed on nectar and will not eat leaves.
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.
They are scavengers, their planktonic larvae are a big food source.
They find a food source for the larvae.
The Monarch Butterfly (larvae) has adapted itself to eat milkweed plants, which are very bitter. Because of the food source, the butterfly begins to taste like milkweed to predators. This makes it so that predators don't want to eat them, and the butterfly is relatively protected from this type of predator. The Viceroy Butterfly has only adapted its color to that of the Monarch Butterfly, not its taste. This makes it unappealing to the same predators, thus increasing its chances of survival. This is known as Batesian Mimicry.
Caterpillars do have stomachs. Their stomachs help to digest the food in order to prepare them for the pupal stage.
The horticultural stage is a stage of development within a society. This stage of civilization relies on domesticated plants as the main source of food.
Pollywogs (tadpoles) is in larvae stage when it hatches. It has a powerful tail to help it get to food. After 6 weeks they get their limbs.