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In the environs of Lankamalai region (14°45' - 14°72' N and 79°07' - 78°80' E), the common pierrot
Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) lays eggs singly on Zizyphus jujuba. The butterfly available thought the year
with high frequency during September to November (post monsoon season). Enumeration of eggs, larvae and
pupae on the host plants in the field and flight observation of adults on wings attest this seasonality. The life
cycle from egg to adult emergence was relatively short spanning over 21-25 days. Success development of
adults, larvae and pupae was 90-100 % during the said period. Short life cycle and high success development
of life stages suggest the production of 12-13 broods in the year. The larvae pass through four instars and the
nutritional indices across the instars mostly the ground flora with sugar concentrations ranging between
28-52% either with sucrose of glucose dominance. Nutritional indices Consumption index (CI) and Growth rate
(GR) increase as the larvae aged, while approximate digestibility (AD) decreases, efficiency of conversion of
digested food (ECD) and efficiency of conversion of ingested food (ECI) are inversely related as age increased.Ecobiology of the Common Pierrot Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) (Lepidoptera: ...
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Insect diversity at Sri Lankamalleswara reserve forest (14°45' - 14°72' N & 79°07' - 78°80' E), Kadapa in
the Eastern Ghats of Southern Andhra Pradesh was studied during the period from June 2013 to
September 2014. Nearly 75 species of butterflies, 12 moth species from Lepidoptera; 4 ant species, one
wasp, 6 bee species from Hymenoptera; 7 cricket species of Orthoptera; 5 bug species from Hemiptera;
3 mosquito species, 4 housefly species, 2 species of flies from Diptera; 8 species of dragon flies, 2
species of damselflies from Odonata; 3 beetles from Coleopteran; one species each from Thysanura; and
Mantodea and 2 species from Phasmatodea; one species each from class Arachnida and Diploda were
identified. The seasonality, relative abundance and diversity of some insect groups was also recorded.
Majority of the insects are very much required for pollination. Some insects produce useful substances
such as honey, wax, lacquer and silk. Insect diversity of Sri Lankamalleswara Reserve forest in the Eastern Ghats ...
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Butterfly populations in Southern Andhra
pradesh are declining and in some cases they
are moving to higher elevations due to climate
changes, loss of habitat, resource availability
and habitat diversity etc. Using structural equation
modeling, we investigated direct and indirect
effects of climate variables, host plant
richness, and habitat diversity on butterfly species
richness, across the Southern Andhra
Pradesh around 350 km radius. These factors
were all important determinants of butterfly
population. Nearly 78 species were observed
under the study. Climate variables had strong
effects on habitat generalists, where as host
plant richness and habitat diversity contributed
relatively more for habitat specialists.
Considering the total effects, the abundance
of Butterfly diversity under climate was studied.CLIMATE EFFECTS AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION ON BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY IN THE EASTERN...
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Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) lays eggs singly on Zizyphus jujuba. The butterfly available thought the year
with high frequency during September to November (post monsoon season). Enumeration of eggs, larvae and
pupae on the host plants in the field and flight observation of adults on wings attest this seasonality. The life
cycle from egg to adult emergence was relatively short spanning over 21-25 days. Success development of
adults, larvae and pupae was 90-100 % during the said period. Short life cycle and high success development
of life stages suggest the production of 12-13 broods in the year. The larvae pass through four instars and the
nutritional indices across the instars mostly the ground flora with sugar concentrations ranging between
28-52% either with sucrose of glucose dominance. Nutritional indices Consumption index (CI) and Growth rate
(GR) increase as the larvae aged, while approximate digestibility (AD) decreases, efficiency of conversion of
digested food (ECD) and efficiency of conversion of ingested food (ECI) are inversely related as age increased.Ecobiology of the Common Pierrot Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) (Lepidoptera: ...
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Insect diversity at Sri Lankamalleswara reserve forest (14°45' - 14°72' N & 79°07' - 78°80' E), Kadapa in
the Eastern Ghats of Southern Andhra Pradesh was studied during the period from June 2013 to
September 2014. Nearly 75 species of butterflies, 12 moth species from Lepidoptera; 4 ant species, one
wasp, 6 bee species from Hymenoptera; 7 cricket species of Orthoptera; 5 bug species from Hemiptera;
3 mosquito species, 4 housefly species, 2 species of flies from Diptera; 8 species of dragon flies, 2
species of damselflies from Odonata; 3 beetles from Coleopteran; one species each from Thysanura; and
Mantodea and 2 species from Phasmatodea; one species each from class Arachnida and Diploda were
identified. The seasonality, relative abundance and diversity of some insect groups was also recorded.
Majority of the insects are very much required for pollination. Some insects produce useful substances
such as honey, wax, lacquer and silk. Insect diversity of Sri Lankamalleswara Reserve forest in the Eastern Ghats ...
Insect diversity of Sri Lankamalleswara Reserve forest in the Eastern Ghats ...Dr Palem Harinath Reddy
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Butterfly populations in Southern Andhra
pradesh are declining and in some cases they
are moving to higher elevations due to climate
changes, loss of habitat, resource availability
and habitat diversity etc. Using structural equation
modeling, we investigated direct and indirect
effects of climate variables, host plant
richness, and habitat diversity on butterfly species
richness, across the Southern Andhra
Pradesh around 350 km radius. These factors
were all important determinants of butterfly
population. Nearly 78 species were observed
under the study. Climate variables had strong
effects on habitat generalists, where as host
plant richness and habitat diversity contributed
relatively more for habitat specialists.
Considering the total effects, the abundance
of Butterfly diversity under climate was studied.CLIMATE EFFECTS AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION ON BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY IN THE EASTERN...
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Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) lays eggs singly on Zizyphus jujuba. The butterfly available thought the year
with high frequency during September to November (post monsoon season). Enumeration of eggs, larvae and
pupae on the host plants in the field and flight observation of adults on wings attest this seasonality. The life
cycle from egg to adult emergence was relatively short spanning over 21-25 days. Success development of
adults, larvae and pupae was 90-100 % during the said period. Short life cycle and high success development
of life stages suggest the production of 12-13 broods in the year. The larvae pass through four instars and the
nutritional indices across the instars mostly the ground flora with sugar concentrations ranging between
28-52% either with sucrose of glucose dominance. Nutritional indices Consumption index (CI) and Growth rate
(GR) increase as the larvae aged, while approximate digestibility (AD) decreases, efficiency of conversion of
digested food (ECD) and efficiency of conversion of ingested food (ECI) are inversely related as age increased.Ecobiology of the Common Pierrot Castalius rosimon (Fabricius) (Lepidoptera: ...
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with high frequency during September to November (post monsoon season). Enumeration of eggs, larvae and
pupae on the host plants in the field and flight observation of adults on wings attest this seasonality. The life
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Graphium nomius butterfly life cycle
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