A survey was conducted to record the butterfly diversity, status and occurrence of butterfly species in the Tropical Forest Research Institute campus area of 109 hectare within Jabalpur city from June 2008 to May 2009. A total of 62 species of butterflies belonging to 47 genera of 5 families viz., Papilionidae (5 species), Pieridae (9 species), Nymphalidae (25 species), Lycaenidae (16 species) and Hesperiidae (7 species) were recorded. Of the total 65 species, 24 (37%) were commonly occurring, 16 (26%) were very common, 2 (3%) were not rare, 17 (26%) were rare and 6 (8%) were very rarely occurring. Of these eight species are listed in the Indian Wildlife (protection) Act 1972. The observations support the importance of the Tropical Forest R...
A study of butterfly diversity wa...
The most productive pollinators are butterflies. Pollination is essential to the plants survival, be...
A preliminary study on the diversity of butterflies was carried out in Assam University campus and i...
Butterflies are the most important biota of the class Insecta, belonging to the order Lepidoptera. T...
Field survey was conducted to record thebutterfly diversity at different agri-horticultural ecosyste...
A study on butterfly was carried out in National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, Uttar Prades...
A study on butterfly was carried out in National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, Uttar Prades...
ABSTRACT Butterflies are winged insects. They are one of the most interesting insect groups for res...
Potent pollinators and ecological indicators, butterflies are important for estimating the general h...
Investigations have been done to record diversity of butterflies around the area of Rawanwadi reserv...
The Indian Sundarbans, part of the globally famous deltaic eco-region, is little-studied for butterf...
AbstractAn appraisal of butterfly species diversity was made using Kolkata, India as a model geograp...
An appraisal of butterfly species diversity was made using Kolkata, India as a model geographical ar...
ABSTRACT The butterflies are the most tantalizing and beautiful creatures among the insect group, t...
Butterflies were sampled during February and September 2008 using pollard walk method to assess the ...
A study of butterfly diversity wa...
The most productive pollinators are butterflies. Pollination is essential to the plants survival, be...
A preliminary study on the diversity of butterflies was carried out in Assam University campus and i...
Butterflies are the most important biota of the class Insecta, belonging to the order Lepidoptera. T...
Field survey was conducted to record thebutterfly diversity at different agri-horticultural ecosyste...
A study on butterfly was carried out in National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, Uttar Prades...
A study on butterfly was carried out in National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, Uttar Prades...
ABSTRACT Butterflies are winged insects. They are one of the most interesting insect groups for res...
Potent pollinators and ecological indicators, butterflies are important for estimating the general h...
Investigations have been done to record diversity of butterflies around the area of Rawanwadi reserv...
The Indian Sundarbans, part of the globally famous deltaic eco-region, is little-studied for butterf...
AbstractAn appraisal of butterfly species diversity was made using Kolkata, India as a model geograp...
An appraisal of butterfly species diversity was made using Kolkata, India as a model geographical ar...
ABSTRACT The butterflies are the most tantalizing and beautiful creatures among the insect group, t...
Butterflies were sampled during February and September 2008 using pollard walk method to assess the ...
A study of butterfly diversity wa...
The most productive pollinators are butterflies. Pollination is essential to the plants survival, be...
A preliminary study on the diversity of butterflies was carried out in Assam University campus and i...