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An Elusive Swamp Creature

Ross, Gary Noel

Natural history, 2024-02, Vol.132 (2), p.16-23

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Título:
An Elusive Swamp Creature
Autor: Ross, Gary Noel
Assuntos: Butterflies & moths ; Conservation status ; Endangered & extinct species ; Endangered species ; Entomology ; Epidermis ; Females ; Food sources ; Larvae ; Leaves ; Mesophyll ; Wetlands ; Wildlife conservation
É parte de: Natural history, 2024-02, Vol.132 (2), p.16-23
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Descrição: Seminole crescents have always been considered rare, although they are not protected by the U.S. Endangered Species Act, and their conservation status varies by states where thev are found. (1928-2017), a professor of entomology at Louisiana State University, began researching Louisiana butterflies. [...]when that food source is depleted, the larvae move to the upper leaf surface, again feeding on the epidermis and the middle layer of mesophyll. [...]order, the leaf is completely skeletonized, rendering it ghostly ("lace-like") in appearance-evidence of Seminole infestation.
Editor: New York: Natural History Magazine, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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