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- Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria, commonly named white swallow-wort, is a long-lived herbaceous perennial of the genus Vincetoxi**** in the family Apocynaceae...
- uredinia and telia on Melampyrum nemorosum and on Finnish Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria. Forest Pathology 33: 205–213. doi: 10.1046/j.1439-0329.2003.00321.x...
- feed on juices of various plants, particularly milkweed (Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria), Taraxa**** species, Spring pheasant's eye (Adonis vernalis) and sometimes...
- of the genus Vincetoxi****, especially white swallowwort (Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria), black swallowwort (Vincetoxi**** nigrum), and pale swallowwort (Vincetoxi****...
- himalai**** (Hook.f.) ****ze Vincetoxi**** hirsutum (Wall.) ****ze Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria Medik. Vincetoxi**** hookerianum ****ze Vincetoxi**** hoyoense T.Yamash...
- Yugoslavia), These bugs mainly feed on white swallow-wort (Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria) and broadleaf milkweed (Asclepias syriaca). The red-black coloring is...
- Geoffroy, 1785 Apis fusca Christ, 1791 Apis fuscescens Villers, 1789 Apis hirundinaria Christ. 1791 Osmia pyrenaea Lepeletier, 1841 Osmia fusca (Christ, 1791)...
- The main food plant of the species is the swallow-wort (Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria). Other forage plants are the foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) and plants...
- pimpinellifolia) Cranesbill (Geranium sanguineum) Vincetoxi**** (Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria) Red feather clover (Trifolium rubens), under national protection Great...
- and to also be able to develop on Vincetoxi**** nigrum and Vincetoxi**** hirundinaria in the laboratory. Pupation occurs either on the host plant within leaves...