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    Butterfly Gardening
    (Extension, 2020) Krischik, Vera
    Butterfly gardening retrofits landscapes with nectar and larval host plants for butterflies. Good butterfly habitat provides plants for all life stages: host plant leaves (for egg laying and caterpillar food), flower nectar (food for adult butterflies) and protected areas (to mate, feed, pupate, rest, overwinter and hide from predation). Development, commercial agriculture, pesticide use, and climate change is destroying natural wildlife habitat. Wherever possible, we need to encourage habitat restoration to maintain butterfly populations.
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    Diadegma rearing flowchart
    (2004) Lee, Jana C.
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    St. Paul Campus Phenology Corrected Data, 1941-1991.
    (2012-11-09) Hodson, Alexander C.
    First leafing and flowering, a total of 14 phenological events, for woody plants on or near the St. Paul Campus of the University recorded by Prof. A. C. Hodson (1906-1996) during a 51-year period (1941-1991).
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    St. Paul Campus Phenology Data Notebooks, 1941-1960
    (2011-10-17) Hodson, Alexander C.
    Three notebooks of handwritten data regarding fourteen plant phenological events from 1941 to 1960 in and around the St. Paul Campus of the University of Minnesota collected by Professor Alexander C. Hodson (1906-1996), who was Head of the Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife at the University from 1960-1974.
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    Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife, 1888-1974
    (University of Minnesota, 1976) Hodson, A. C. (Alexander Carlton), 1906-1996
    A chronological and somewhat anecdotal history of the Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife written by A. C. Hodson, who was Head of the Department from 1960-1974.