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rapae means its density on the landscape as a whole is also likely to be lower, which should help reduce its parasitism rates to native pierids such as Pieris oleracea Harris (Her lihy 2012).
Effect of Cotesia rubecula (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) on survival of larval cohorts of Pieris rapae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) on collards: evaluation of an introduced biological control agent
The data collected on the foraging visits of butterflies of each family showed that Nymphalids made 63%, Lycaenids 18%, Papilionids 9%, Pierids 7%, and Hesperiids 3% of total visits (Fig.
Psychophily and anemochory in Wendlandia tinctoria (Roxb.) DC. (Rubiaceae): a dry season blooming tree species in the dry deciduous Southern Eastern Ghats forest, Andhra Pradesh, India
The total number of butterfly species probably exceeds 400, with high rates of Satyridae, Lycaenidae and Pierids families.
BIODIVERSITY IN PAKISTAN
epaphus, Actinote anteas, and the pierids Eurema salome and Phoebis sennae.
Mariposas y vegetacion en carcavas restauradas de diferentes edades en los Andes Occidentales de Colombia
pilumnus), and 14 of 27 pierids are new records for Guanajuato (Anteos clorinde, Phoebis a.
Papilionidae and pieridae butterflies (lepidoptera, papilionoidea) of the state of Guanajuato, Mexico
Sympatric species of pierids often show less differentiation, and the question of the degree of genetic isolation between them is a natural one, both here and in many such groups of organisms.
Other pierid butterflies with similar life histories are readily recaptured at distances greater than 1 km (Baker 1968; Jones et al.
The Pontia daplidice-edusa hybrid zone in northwestern Italy
Although there appear to be no adapted aquatic herbivores in North America, emergent watercress is subject to attack by both aquatic shredders and terrestrial specialists such as pierids and chrysomelids (R.
Watercress allelochemical defends high-nitrogen foliage against consumption: effects on freshwater invertebrate herbivores
rubecula is host specific, it rarely attacks native pierids in the field (Van Driesche et al.
rapae) and lessening the damage to non-target native pierids from C.
Distribution of Cotesia rubecula (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) and its displacement of Cotesia glomerata in eastern North America
(Euphorbiaceae) are planted, and these flowers were very attractive to pierids (larger species) and swallowtails; however, regular visits to the boundary between both areas, crop fields or even roadsides provided unusual butterfly records.
Butterflies of the agricultural experiment station of tropical roots and tubers, and Santa Ana, Camaguey, Cuba: an annotated list

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