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Pyrrosia eleagnifolia,
commonly known as the leather-leaf fern, or ota in Māori, is a
climbing fern
endemic to New Zealand. P.
eleagnifolia has thick,...
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North America Pyrrosia eleagnifolia,
native to New
Zealand Rumohra adiantiformis,
widespread Polypodium scouleri Pyrrosia eleagnifolia Rumohra adiantiformis...
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Pyrus elaeagrifolia, the oleaster-leafed pear, is a
species of wild pear
plant in the
genus Pyrus (Rosaceae), the
specific name
referring to the similarity...
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distichocarpa (Mett.) K.H.
Shing Pyrrosia drakeana (Franch.)
Ching Pyrrosia eleagnifolia (Bory)
Hovenkamp Pyrrosia fengiana Ching Pyrrosia flocculosa (D. Don)...
- January. The
larval hosts of this
species include the fern
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Apoctena taipana. Gordon, Dennis...
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January to May. The
larvae feed on the
spores of the fern,
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia.
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media related to
Calicotis crucifera. Wikispecies...
- form silk
tunnels amongst the
leaves of
their host plants.
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia is a host
species for the
larvae of this moth. "Scoparia
illota Philpott...
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larvae of this
species are leaf
miners of the leather-leaf fern
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia. This
species was
first described by
Edward Meyrick in 1923
using a specimen...
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where the species'
larval host is present. The
larvae feed on
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia,
mining the host
plant leaves. P.
polypodii pupates within the final...
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Microsorum novae-zealandiae
Polypodium vulgare –
Common polypody Pyrrosia eleagnifolia – Leather-leaf fern
Adiantum aethiopi**** – True maidenhair, mākaka Adiantum...
