Butterfly & Moth Larval Food Plants

Violet Family

Violaceae

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  • Viola canina - Heath Dog Violet
    • Clouded Buff
    • Lesser Cream Wave
    • Yellow Shell
      • Dark Green Fritillary
      • High Brown Fritillary
      • Pearl-bordered Fritillary
      • Silver-washed Fritillary
      • Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
  • Viola Lactea - Pale Dog Violet
    • High Brown Fritillary
  • Viola odorata syn.hirta - Sweet Violet
    • Large Yellow Underwing
      • Dark Green Fritillary
      • High Brown Fritillary
      • Pearl-bordered Fritillary
      • Silver-washed Fritillary
      • Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
  • Viola palustris - Dwarf Marsh Fritillary
    • Dark Green Fritillary
    • Pearl-bordered Fritillary
    • Silver-washed Fritillary
    • Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
  • Viola riviniana - Wood Violet
    • Large Twin-spot Carpet
    • High Brown Fritillary
    • Pearl-bordered Fritillary
    • Silver-washed Fritillary
    • Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
  • Viola tricolor - Heartease
    • Archer's Dart
    • Setaceous Hebrew Character
      • Dark Green Fritillary
  • Viola verecunda - Fen Violet
    • Dark Green Fritillary
  • Viola X wittrockiana - Pansy, Heart's Ease, Ladies Delight, Stepmother's Flower, Pansy
    • ​Archer's Dart