Leptidea morsei

Leptidea morsei;
Clasificación científica
Reinu:	Animalia
Filu:	Arthropoda
Clas:	Insecta
Orde:	Lepidoptera
Suborde:	Glossata
Infraorde:	Heteroneura
División:	Ditrysia
Superfamilia:	Papilionoidea
Familia:	Pieridae
Subfamilia:	Dismorphiinae
Xéneru:	Leptidea
Especie:	L. morsei; (Fenton, 1882)
Consultes
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Leptidea morsei ye una especie de caparina, de la familia de les pieridos, que foi descrita orixinalmente por Fenton, en 1882, a partir d'exemplares procedentes de Xapón.^[2]

Distribución[editar | editar la fonte]

Leptidea morsei ta distribuyida ente les rexones Paleártica e Indo-Malasia y foi reportada en 13 países.^[3]^[4]

Plantes güespedes[editar | editar la fonte]

Les canesbes de L. morsei aliméntense de plantes de les families Fabaceae, Brassicaceae y Rhamnaceae. Ente les plantes güespedes reportaes atópense Vicia cracca, Vicia amoena, Vicia japonica y especies ensin identificar del xéneru Lathyrus.^[5]^[6]

Referencies[editar | editar la fonte]

↑ G. Lamas (2008) Checklist of Pieridae of the World, compartido por J. Mallet en The Taxome Project Home Page (Consultáu en marzo 2013)
↑ Fenton (1882) Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. 1881:855
↑ name="Funet">Lepidoptera and some other life forms.
↑ TUZ collection, University of Tartu, Natural History Museum; 2007_Mongol collection, HNHM; slovenia-2004 collection, ZV-VWG; Insecta collection, BDCJ; IN2421 collection, JACM; IN2423 collection, JACM; IN2422 collection, JACM; IN2424 collection, JACM; INSECT collection, KYORO; YCM-I collection, YCM; I collection, YCM; INS collection, SSSM; ICMI collection, ICMI; j collection, Spmn; OMNH_Le collection, OMNH; insect collection, GMNHJ; IL collection, IPMM; The Distribution Atlas of Butterflies in Poland collection, UMK; Biologiezentrum Linz collection, LI; Ento collection, KWP; ENT collection, HYO; BFY collection, KMNH; SHIBA collection, MNHAH; 9968 collection, NMR; insect collection, KISTI; Baekdu_Animal collection, KISTI; All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory - Gemer (Slovakia) collection, European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT); Zoological collection collection, NHMM; Staatliches Museum fur Naturkunde, Stuttgart collection, SMNS; Insect collection, KNA; ENT collection, YPM; IN-OB collection, HUNM; IN-OB collection, MNHM; IN collection, ENHM; IN collection, SMNH; EN-IN collection, NSMK; consultado a través del Portal de datos de GBIF el 2013-07-26
↑ Documentos diversos consultaos na
↑ Evolution of llarval host plant associations and adaptive radiation in pierid butterflies.

[1] G. Lamas (2008) Checklist of Pieridae of the World, compartido por J. Mallet en The Taxome Project Home Page (Consultáu en marzo 2013)

[original-2] Fenton (1882) Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. 1881:855

[3] ="Funet">Lepidoptera and some other life forms.

[GBIF-4] TUZ collection, University of Tartu, Natural History Museum; 2007_Mongol collection, HNHM; slovenia-2004 collection, ZV-VWG; Insecta collection, BDCJ; IN2421 collection, JACM; IN2423 collection, JACM; IN2422 collection, JACM; IN2424 collection, JACM; INSECT collection, KYORO; YCM-I collection, YCM; I collection, YCM; INS collection, SSSM; ICMI collection, ICMI; j collection, Spmn; OMNH_Le collection, OMNH; insect collection, GMNHJ; IL collection, IPMM; The Distribution Atlas of Butterflies in Poland collection, UMK; Biologiezentrum Linz collection, LI; Ento collection, KWP; ENT collection, HYO; BFY collection, KMNH; SHIBA collection, MNHAH; 9968 collection, NMR; insect collection, KISTI; Baekdu_Animal collection, KISTI; All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory - Gemer (Slovakia) collection, European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT); Zoological collection collection, NHMM; Staatliches Museum fur Naturkunde, Stuttgart collection, SMNS; Insect collection, KNA; ENT collection, YPM; IN-OB collection, HUNM; IN-OB collection, MNHM; IN collection, ENHM; IN collection, SMNH; EN-IN collection, NSMK; consultado a través del Portal de datos de GBIF el 2013-07-26

[RevisionBHL-5] Documentos diversos consultaos na

[Braby_&_Trueman_2006-6] Evolution of llarval host plant associations and adaptive radiation in pierid butterflies.

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