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Florida Coonties and Atala Butterflies
... plants have compound flowers with short tubular corollas. Plants identified as nectar sources for the Atala butterfly are listed in Table 1 . There may be other environmental factors necessary for the ... Florida Entomologist, 67(4):570-71. Rawson, G.W. 1961. "The Recent Rediscovery of Eumaeus atala (Lycaenidae) in Southern Florida." Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society, 15(4):237-243. Shimanski, D ...
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Fairchild Reaches Out To South Florida Communities in Restoring Plant Habitats
... Sue Perry, Ecologist at Everglades National Park have been working together on a habitat restoration and butterfly re-introduction project for Everglades National Park. The National Park has over 50 species of ... larvae and pupae for re-introduction, added Ms. Collins. Re-introduction of the Atala butterfly on these Coontie plants will occur in a few years when the plants have matured. Endangered ...
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The Coontie of Florida
... the female cones, but it is likely that these cones do emit some sort of odor not obvious to humans. The larvae of the atala butterfly feeds on the leaves of the coontie in south Florida, where the larvae of the echo moth will eat the leaves of coontie in north Florida. There are many animals that aid in seed dispersal. Mockingbirds, grackles, and ...
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Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly Gardening Butterfly Gardening Florida Coonties and Atala Butterflies Getting Started in Butterfly Gardening Butterflies Return to... Landscaping for Wildlife Home Garden Crops
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What host plants are grown to feed caterpillars? -
... spp. - California buckeye, California lilac Achmon Blue - Wild buckwheat family, polygonaceae 1. Eriogonum spp. buckwheat Atala - Zamia family, zamiaceae Great Purple (or Blue) Hairstreak - Mistletoe family, loranthaceae Harvester - In America, our only carnivorous butterfly. They feed on woolly aphids of the genera schizoneura and pemphigus. BRUSH-FOOTS (admirals, fritillaries, crescentspots, ...
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