Butterfly nectariferous plant screening combination

Abstract

The invention discloses a butterfly nectariferous plant screening combination. The screening combination comprises a first nectariferous plant combination used for attracting papilionidae, and a second nectariferous plant combination used for attracting nymphalidae, wherein the first nectariferous plant combination comprises a first main genus plant the plant number of which accounts for 60-80% of the total plant number of the first nectariferous plant combination, and the first main genus plant belongs to compositae or rosaceae; the second nectariferous plant combination comprises a second main genus plant the plant number of which accounts for 60-80% of the total plant number of the second nectariferous plant combination, and the second main genus plant is the combination of rosaceae and liliaceae, or the combination of crassulaceae, leguminosae and compositae. The screening combination can attract papilionidae butterflies including sericinus montelus and papilio xuthus as well as nymphalidae butterflies including hypolimnas and melitaea. The screening combination is suitable for being planted in Beijing, a nectariferous plant combination capable of generating an excellent landscape effect can be obtained, the distribution range of butterflies in Beijing is widened, and a new tourism resource, namely flower and butterfly viewing is formed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a screening combination of butterfly nectar source plants. Background technique [0002] In the early 1980s, after the London Butterfly Museum established the first butterfly garden, a large number of butterfly ecological ornamental gardens have been built around the world in the past 30 years. The butterfly industry in mainland China has developed rapidly, and successively opened in Kunming, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing. Wait for butterfly gardens to appear in big cities. However, most of them focus on collecting subtropical and tropical butterflies, and there are few studies on enriching the number of native butterflies in Beijing. There are more than 170 species of butterflies in Beijing, and the main species are 8 families, accounting for 63% of the species in Beijing. Butterflies in Beijing are mainly distributed in mountainous areas between 1.1km and 2.8km above sea level, and the range of activities of some ...

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However, most of them focus on collecting subtropical and tropical butterflies, and there are few studies on enriching the number of native butterflies in Beijing.