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Aristolochia elegans=littoralis Dutchman's Pipe Photo: courtesy of Todd Burrows, Redcliffe, February, 2009 introduced (poisonous to Australian caterpillars) | Aristolochia acuminata Tagala Vine Photo: courtesy of Karen Doyle, Townsville, April 2007 native (foodplant for Australian caterpillars) | Pararistolochia praevenosa Richmond Birdwing Vine Photo: courtesy of Maria Rosenfelder, Queensland, April 2018 native (foodplant for Australian caterpillars) |
Other species in this family that occur in Australia are:
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Some plants in ARISTOLOCHIACEAE are the preferred foodplants of some Australian Butterflies, including:
Atrophaneura polydorus | Cressida cressida | Troides euphorion | Troides priamus | Troides richmondia |
Further reading:
Garry Sankowsky,
Aristolochia acuminata and the Richmond Birdwing,
Butterflies and Other Invertebrates Club,
Metamorphosis Australia,
Issue 73 (June 2014), pp. 11-14.
butterflies | Lepidoptera | moths |
(updated 3 January 2013, 15 July 2024)