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The research on the reason why the argyne butterfly, Argyreus hyperbius (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae) has recently been distributed into the northern areas in Japan : (1) Based on the fluctuation of the butterfly, Argyreus hyperbius observed in Hino City, Tokyo and the amount of pansy, Viola wittrockiana transported into Tokyo and Hino City from other prefectures and how to plant pansy

Takashi Tsubuki, Masateru Iki

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Key concepts: Nymphalidae, Butterfly, Lepidoptera genitalia, Ecology, Danaus, Pieridae, Geography, Biology

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The research on the reason why the argyne butterfly, Argyreus hyperbius (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae) has recently been distributed into the northern areas in Japan : (1) Based on the fluctuation of the butterfly, Argyreus hyperbius observed in Hino City, Tokyo and the amount of pansy, Viola wittrockiana transported into Tokyo and Hino City from other prefectures and how to plant pansy — Research Paper | ScholarLens