<i>Lindenbergia muraria</i> - A New Larval Host Plant Record for <i>Junonia orithya</i> L. (Blue Pansy)

Rajdeep Jhala; Minal Jani; Ruchi Dave; Shivam Bhatt; Sujit Prajapati

doi:10.36808/if/2020/v146i11/149452

Lindenbergia muraria - A New Larval Host Plant Record for Junonia orithya L. (Blue Pansy)

Authors

Rajdeep Jhala Gujarat Forest Department
Minal Jani Gujarat Forest Department
Ruchi Dave Gujarat Forest Department
Shivam Bhatt Shivstuti, Nivedita Society, Rajkot, Gujarat
Sujit Prajapati Botany Department, Government Science College, Limkheda, Gujarat

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2020/v146i11/149452

Keywords:

Junonia orithya, Blue pansy, Lindenbergia muraria, Host plant

Abstract

No Abstract.

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