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Observation

by PCDL Admin — last modified October 19, 2006 02:24

Animal:

Icaricia icariodes (Fender's blue butterfly)

Plant:

Lupinus sulphureus (Kincaid's lupine)

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Interaction Types:
larval food plant

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Entry Date:
3/8/2006

Recorder Name:
SW

Annotation:
Utilizes genetic, pollination, morphological, mating, and distribution studies to describe the biology of the threatened Kincaid's lupine. Discusses the importance of native pollinators and the impact of flower and seed predators on reproductive success.

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