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Date: 2011-10-10 12:49:40 Medicinal plants Danaus Monarch Pollinators Asclepias Euchaetes egle Large milkweed bug Cardenolide Asclepias purpurascens Flora of the United States Lepidoptera Flora		Fall[removed]The Chrysalis www.MonarchsAcrossGA.org Add to Reading List Source URL: www.eealliance.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,99 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Hill, D. E., 2006: Learned avoidance of the large milkweed bug by jumping spiders GENERAL NOTE: This paper is intended for free dissemination at no charge. Please attribute the source correctly. This is a versioned paper DocID: 1lVt7 - View Document
	March 2015 It’s time to start monitoring! The monarchs will be leaving Mexico in the next few days, and that means it’s time to start your MLMP monitoring. As the monarchs spread across the United States in March, Ap DocID: 117Hi - View Document
	March 2015 It’s time to start monitoring! The monarchs will be leaving Mexico in the next few days, and that means it’s time to start your MLMP monitoring. As the monarchs spread across the United States in March, Ap DocID: 10JdX - View Document
	In Context Number 24 Fall 2010 The Newsletter of The Nature Institute Letter to Our Readers 2 DocID: ZKme - View Document
	Monarch Magic Egg Laying Every monarch butterfly begins life as an egg laid on a milkweed plant. The female monarch uses her tiny front legs to taste the leaf before she lays her eggs. She will deposit one egg at a time DocID: HzV8 - View Document