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• The larvae feed on herbaceous plants such as Plantago, Stellaria and Rumex.
• The larvae feed on the shoots of " Stellaria holostea ".
• It has been seen growing with starwort ( " Stellaria americana " ).
• "Stellaria neglecta " flowers between April and July, after which the flowering parts decay.
• The taxonomic status of " Stellaria pallida " ( Dumort . ) Pir?has remained confused.
• "Stellaria pallida " is a much-branched herb, generally yellowish-green in colour.
• "Stellaria pallida " is usually found on coastal sand dunes, in sandy waste places, or on cultivated sandy soils.
• Seed of the introduced common chickweed ( " Stellaria media " ) and capeweed ( " Arctotheca calendula " ) are also consumed.
• "Stellaria pallida " has a widespread, though local, distribution across Europe, from southern Spain and the Mediterranean islands to Washington ).
• It is supposed that " Stellaria pallida " is the species that was described by Pir?( 1863 ) transferred to the genus " Stellaria ".
• It is supposed that " Stellaria pallida " is the species that was described by Pir?( 1863 ) transferred to the genus " Stellaria ".
• ""'Stellaria " "'is a genus of about 90-120 species flowering plants in the family Caryophyllaceae, with a cosmopolitan distribution.
• This plant is similar to its Asian relative " Stellaria dichotoma ", and it may actually be a population of that species that was introduced to the California coast long ago.
• The generic name " Stellaria " refers to the star like flowers, and the specific epithet " flaccida " refers to the weak and small form of the plant.
• It occurs typically among root and vegetable crops on light soils that are fairly base-poor, being displaced by assemblages such as the Stellaria-Capsella community in areas that are more intensively fertilised.
• On the upper slopes, low plants of genera " Saxifraga, Allium, Corydalis, Eriophyton, Stellaria, Soroseris ", and " Cremanthodium " grow among the boulders and scree.
• The larvae probably feed on various moss species in the wild, but have been reared on various plants, such as " Taraxacum officinale ", " Stellaria media " and " Polygonum aviculare ".
• The dominant tree species is Alder, " Alnus glutinosa ", with a groundcover dominated by weed species, principally Common Nettle, " Urtica dioica ", and Greater Chickweed, " Stellaria neglecta ".
• "' Chickweed "'is a common name most often applied to the plant species " Stellaria media " . " Stellaria media " is a common weed in North America and Europe and is an edible plant.
• "' Chickweed "'is a common name most often applied to the plant species " Stellaria media " . " Stellaria media " is a common weed in North America and Europe and is an edible plant.