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Resident of southern Florida but strays throughout much of the US (Scott 1986). Habitats are WOODS. Host plants are usually trees with only a few host species known, including from Capparidaceae. Eggs are laid on the host plant in clutches of 2-3. There are multiple flights all year long in southern Florida (Scott 1986). Considered as Appias drusilla by some sources (Scott 1986).Trusted
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