Butterfly Larval Host Plants - Desert Survivors (Dec 2017)
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1 Butterfly Larval Host Plants - Desert Survivors (Dec 2017) Scientific Name Abutilon spp. Desert Mallows Arizona powdered skipper, Northern white skipper, Common streaky skipper, Common checkered skipper Acaciella hirta (Acacia angustissima) Fernball Acacia Achillea millefolia Yarrow Painted lady Agave spp. Agaves, century plants Arizona giant skipper Mimosa yellow, Mexican yellow, Gold-costa skipper, Acacia skipper, Ceraunus blue, Reakirt s blue Amorpha spp. False indigo Silver spotted skipper, Southern dogface, Gray hairstreak, Marine blue Anisicanthus spp. Desert honeysuckle Elada checkerspot, Arizona checkerspot Aristolochia watsonii Dutchman s pipevine Pipevine swallowtail Asclepias spp. Milkweeds Queen, Soldier, & Monarchs for selected species Arabis perennans (Boecherra perennans) Perennial rockcress Artemisia dracunculus False tarragon Baird s Old World swallowtail Artemisia ludoviciana Western mugwort Painted lady, American lady Spring white, Cabbage white, Desert marble, Pearly marble, Sara orange tip, Checkered white Atriplex spp. Saltbush Western pygmy blue, Mohave sooty wing, Saltbush sooty wing Baccharis salicifolia Seepwillow Fatal metalmark, Elada checkerspot Bauhinia lunaroides Anacacho Orchid Tree Gold spotted skipper Bidens aurea Arizona beggarticks Arizona metalmark, Dainty sulphur Bothriochloa barbinodis Cane beardgrass Slaty roadside skipper Bouteloua curtipendula Sideoats grama grass Elissa roadside skipper, Sheep skipper, Oslar s roadside skipper, Bronze roadside skipper Bouteloua gracilis Blue grama grass Uncas skipper, Pahaska skipper Calliandra spp. Fairyduster Ceraunus blue, Marine blue Carlowrightia arizonica Arizona wrightwort Texas crescent 1
2 Ceanothus spp. Deerbrush Nais metalmark, Arizona hairstreak, Southwestern azure, Pacuvius duskywing, California tortoiseshell Celtis pallida Desert hackberry Empress leila, Hackberry emperor, Tawny emperor, American snout Celtis reticulata Canyon hackberry Empress leila, Hackberry emperor, Tawny emperor, American snout, Question Mark, Mourning cloak Cercocarpus breviflorus Hairy mountain mohagany Gray hairstreak Cirsium arizonicum Arizona thistle Mylitta crescent, Painted lady Clematis spp. Clematis Fatal metalmark Clitoria mariana Butterfly pea Long tailed skipper, Golden banded skipper, Desert cloudywing, Dorantes long tail, Funereal duskywing Convolvulus equitans Silver bindweed Painted crescent Coursetia glandulosa Baby bonnets Funereal duskywing Cupressus arizonica Arizona cypress Juniper hairstreak Dalea spp. Prairie clover Reakirt s blue, Southern dogface, Gray hairstreak Desmanthus cooleyi Cooley bundleflower Ceraunus blue, Reakirt s blue Desmodium spp. Tickclover Dorantes longtail, Silver spotted skipper, Desert cloudywing, Northern cloudy wing Dicliptera resupinata Arizona foldwing Texas crescent Dieteria asteroides Fall tansyaster Sabino checkerspot Diospyros texana Texas persimmon Gray hairstreak Ebanopsis ebano Texas ebony Ceraunus blue, Orange sulphur Eriogonum spp. Buckwheat Lupine blue, Ceraunus blue, Rita dotted blue, Acmon blue, Brown elfin, Mormon metalmark Erysimum capitatum Sanddune wallflower Cabbage white Eysenhardtia spp. Kidneywood Arizona hairstreak, Marine blue, Ceraunus blue, Gray hairstreak 2
3 Fleischmannia sonorae (Eupatorium sonorae) Lavender thoroughwort Bordered patch Fraxinus velutina Arizona ash Two-tailed swallowtail Galactia wrightii Wright s milkpea Marine blue, Funereal duskywing, Long-tailed skipper, Silver spotted skipper, White striped long tail Galliardia spp. Blanketflower Bordered patch Gossypium thurberi Desert cotton Painted lady, Gray hairstreak Graptopetalum rusbyi Rusby s stonecrop Xami hairstreak Guaiacum spp. Lignum-vitae Gray hairstreak, Lyside sulphur Havardia pallens Tenaza Marine blue, Ceraunus blue Herissantia crispa Bladdermallow Arizona powdered skipper, Texas powdered skipper, Erichson s white skipper, Northern white skipper Hesperostipa neomexicana Hibiscus martianus (H. cardiophyllus) Humulus lupulus var. neomexicanus New Mexico feathergrass Uncas skipper Heart leaved hibiscus New Mexico hops Hymenothrix wrightii Wright thimblehead Dainty sulphur Hyptis emoryi Desert lavender Gray hairstreak Imperata breviflora Satintail grass Clouded skipper Mallow scrub hairstreak, Gray hairstreak Question mark, Mourning cloak, Red admiral Indigofera sphaerocarpa Indigo bush Gray hairstreak, Reakirt s blue, Silver spotted skipper Janusia gracilis (Cottsia gracilis) Slender janusia Juniperus monosperma Oneseed juniper Juiniper hairstreak Funereal duskywing, White patched skipper, Brown banded skipper Justicia spp. Justicia Tiny checkerspot, Texas crescent, Pearl crescent Leptochloa dubia (Disakisperma dubium) Green sprangletop Orange skipperling, Sheep skipper, Nysa roadside skipper, Oliveclouded skipper 3
4 Leucophyllum spp. Texas ranger Theona checkerspot Linum lewlsii Blue flax Mexican fritillary, Variegated fritillary Lippia nodiflora Frog fruit Phaon crescent, Tropical buckeye Lonicera interrupta Chapparal honeysuckle Chalcedon checkerspot Lotus rigidus Shrubby deervetch Acmon blue, Funereal duskywing Lysiloma watsonii Desert fern Large orange sulphur Machaeranthera tanacetifolius Tansyleaf aster Sagebrush checkerspot, Bordered patch, Pearl crescent Malvastrum bicuspidatum Shrubby false mallow Westcoast lady, Desert checkered skipper, Tropical checkered skipper Marina parryi Mariosousa millefolia (Acacia millefolia) Parry s false prairie clover Santa Rita acacia Southern dogface Marine blue Matelea spp. Milkweed vine Queen Maurandya antirrhiniflora Snapdragon vine Common buckeye Mimosa spp. Mimosa Reakirt's blue, Mimosa yellow Mimulus spp. (Erythranthe spp.) Monkeyflower Common buckeye Muhlenbergia dumosa Bamboo muhly Orange skipperling, Cestus skipper Muhlenbergia emersleyi Bull grass Nabakov s satyr, Red bordered satyr, Moon marked skipper, Large roadside skipper Nolina microcarpa Beargrass Gray hairstreak Panicum bulbosum (Zuloagaea bulbosa) Apache red grass Panicum obtusum Vine mesquite grass Dotted roadside skipper Cassus roadside skipper, Texas roadside skipper Passiflora spp. Passion flower Gulf fritillary, Mexican fritillary, Variegated fritillary 4
5 Plumbago zeylantica (P. scandens) Leadwort Marine blue Porophyllum gracile Odora Dainty sulphur Prosopis velutina Velvet mesquite Marine blue, Reakirt s blue, Ceraunus blue, Palmer s metalmark, Leda ministreak Psuedognaphalium leucocephalum Sonoran everlasting American lady Ptelea trifoliata Hop tree Two-tailed swallowtail, Giant swallowtail Quercus spp. Oak Arizona sister, Dull fire tip, Ilavia hairstreak, Sleepy duskywing, Juvenal s duskywing Rhamnus californica California buckthorn Spring azure, Gray hairstreak Rhus aromatica Lemonade berry Spring azure Rhynchosia spp. Snoutbean White striped longtail, Ceraunus blue Ribes spp. Gooseberry Hoary comma Robinia neomexicana New Mexico locust Funereal duskywing, Boisduval s yellow, Mexican yellow, Silver spotted skipper Ruellia spp. Ruellia Common buckeye, Tropical buckeye Sapindus drummondii Western soapberry Soapberry hairstreak Sarcostemma cynanchoides Climbing milkweed vine Queen, Soldier Senegalia spp. (Acacia greggii, etc) Catclaw Mexican yellow, Mimosa yellow, Reakirt s blue, Marine blue Senna spp. Senna Cloudless sulphur, Sleepy orange, Southern dogface, Mexican yellow, Boisduval s yellow Senecio spp. Groundsel American lady Setaria macrostachya Plains bristlegrass Nysa roadside skipper 5
6 Sphaeralcea spp. Globemallow Gray hairstreak, Northern white skipper, Laviana white skipper, Common streaky skipper, Small checkered skipper, Common checkered skipper, West Coast lady, Painted lady Stachys coccinea Western betony Painted lady Stemodia durantifolia Whitewhooly twintip Common buckeye, Tropical buckeye Symphotrichum falcatum var. commutatum White prairie aster Pearl crescent Tephrosia spp. Hoarypea White striped skipper, Valeriana skipper Tetramerium nervosum Hairy fournwort Tiny checkerspot, Texas crescent, Elf Thamnosma texana Rue of the mountains Black swallowtail Thymophylla pentacheata Dogweed Dainty sulphur Tithonia fruticosa Mexican sunflower bush Bordered patch, Painted lady Wedelia hispida Hairy wedelia Bordered patch Vachellia spp. (Acacia constricta, etc.) Acacia Vauquelinia californica Arizona rosewood Two-tailed swallowtail Viguiera spp. Goldeneye Bordered patch Mexican yellow, Mimosa yellow, Reakirt's blue Yucca spp. Yucca Yucca giant skipper, Ursine giant skipper 6
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