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Insect diversity on milkweeds

Aphis ascelpiadis with crab spider

Aphis asclepiadis (mooney)

Aphis asclepiadis2 (woods)

Aphis nerii

Aphis nerii2 (woods)

Euchaetes (mooney)

Euchaetes (woods)

Euchaetes2 (mooney)

Euchaetes2

Euchaetes3 (woods)

Labidomera

Labidomera2 (van zandt)

Labidomera3

Labidomera4 (van zandt)

Lerina on A linaria (fishbein)

Liriomyza A syriaca (woods)

Liriomyza on A angustifolia

Lygaeus

Lygaeus2 (woods)

Lygaeus kalmii on A syriaca

monarch (woods)

monarch2

monarch3

monarch4 (woods)

monarch5 (woods)

monarch6 (woods)

monarch7

monarch8 (woods)

monarch9 (woods)

Monarch 1st instar

monarch dead

monarch dead2

monarch frass

monarch male female plus viceroy dick root collection (woods)

Myzocalis asclepiadis

Oncopeltus with Lygaeus (woods)

queen

Rhyssomatus (woods)

Rhyssomatus2

Rhyssomatus fruit oviposition

Tetraopes (woods)

Tetraopes2

Tetraopes3 (Rasmann)

Tetraopes tetrophthalmus

Tetraopes vein cutting

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