[Pollinator] Illinois pollinator-plant database

[Kimberly Winter]

A useful database for pollinators associated with Illinois plants can be 
found at:

http://www.shout.net/~jhilty/index.htm#pur_milkweed

This website contains a database of insects that visit the various 
wildflowers of Illinois, based on  information for flower-visiting insects 
provided in the publication, Flowers and Insects (1929) by Charles 
Robertson.  It has been updated with some more recent publications and 
transcribed online by Dr. John Hilty.

For each plant species, the flower-visiting insects are organized into the 
following groups: Long-Tongued Bees, Short-Tongued Bees, Wasps, Ants, 
Sawflies, Flies, Butterflies, Skippers, Moths, Beetles, Plant Bugs, and 
Lacewings. Within each group, the insect species are organized 
alphabetically within the appropriate insect family and its subdivisions.

~Kim

Kimberly Winter, Ph.D.
Coordinator, North American Pollinator Protection Campaign
E-mail: NAPPCoordinator at hotmail.com
Internet: www.nappc.org
Ph: (301) 405-2666

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