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Opoke et al. Host plants of Ruspolia differens

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Opoke, RobertNyeko, PhilipMalRutaro, Karlmax
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We studied host plants used by non-swarming Ruspolia differens for 15 months, in central Uganda. For each observed individual, the data includes information on study site, sex, developmental stage, colour morph, host plant and plant part fed.

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feeding ecologyUgandaRuspolia differens

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