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The Food Plants of the Richmond Birdwing,hese plants, as does the parnassiine . (Herbst). In North America, for example, the troidines known as the Polydamus Swallowtail (. (L.)) and the Pipevine Swallowtail (. (L.)) feed on indigenous American aristolochias and the well known introduced Dutchman’s Pipe vine (.) (p. xx), a native of South and Central America.

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Introduction: Setting the Stage,reats mean that these common themes may need to be tailored for each individual locality. Overlying the entire programme is the target of area-wide (that is, range-wide) restoration of landscape hospitality and connectivity.