- Britain, is a
large butterfly native to
Eurasia and
North America. The
immature form of this
species is
sometimes known as the
spiny elm caterpillar. Other...
- A. H. (2013). Disease-resistant
elm cultivars,
Butterfly Conservation trials report, 2nd revision, 2013.
Butterfly Conservation,
Hants & IoW Branch,...
-
slippery elm, is a
species of
elm native to
eastern North America.
Other common names include red
elm, gray
elm, soft
elm,
moose elm, and
Indian elm. Ulmus...
-
Dutch elm disease (DED) is
caused by a
member of the sac
fungi (Ascomycota)
affecting elm trees, and is
spread by
elm bark beetles.
Believed to be originally...
-
variously known as the
European white elm,
fluttering elm,
spreading elm,
stately elm and, in the
United States, the
Russian elm, is a
large deciduous tree native...
-
elm cultivars,
Butterfly Conservation trials report, 3rd revision" (PDF).
Lulworth UK:
Butterfly Conservation. Hand,
Susanne C. "Washington Road
Elm Allée"...
- The
monarch butterfly or
simply monarch (Danaus plexippus) is a
milkweed butterfly (subfamily Danainae) in the
family Nymphalidae.
Other common names,...
- americana,
generally known as the
American elm or, less commonly, as the
white elm or
water elm, is a
species of
elm native to
eastern North America. The trees...
- interrogationis,
commonly called the
question mark
butterfly, is a
North American nymphalid butterfly. It
lives in
wooded areas, city parks,
generally in...
-
Dutch elm disease after World War I. 'Columella' has also been
planted to
replace Guernsey Elm in Edinburgh. In
trials conducted by
Butterfly Conservation...