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. 2015 Jan 9;44(Suppl 1):78–88. doi: 10.1007/s13280-014-0602-z

Table 1.

Host plant use in Anthocharis cardamines. The columns show for each species in each region: the number of populations sampled, the number of A. cardamines eggs found, the number of eggs per sampled plant (total number of eggs on a species in a region/total number of host plant individuals of this species within the region), the proportion of the total number of eggs laid on each host species, the number of plant individuals surveyed for eggs and, within brackets, the number in which phenotypic traits were measured. Missing data entries denote plant species not found in the respective regions

Region Sampled populations Host species Number of Anthocharis eggs Number of eggs/plants sampled Regional proportional use of host plant (%) Number of plants sampled
South Sweden 7 A. thaliana 10 0.009 9.1 1057 (445)
T. caerulescens
6 C. bursa-pastoris 6 0.007 5.4 795 (394)
6 C. pratensis 30 0.012 27.3 2307 (587)
4 C. paludosa 11 0.085 10.0 369 (63)
11 A. hirsuta 53 0.032 48.2 1651 (645)
A. glabra
Central Sweden 9 A. thaliana 3 0.004 1.5 815 (448)
3 T. caerulescens 7 0.024 3.6 297 (177)
8 C. bursa-pastoris 24 0.043 12.4 556 (331)
3 C. pratensis 21 0.313 10.8 67 (67)
9 C. paludosa 104 0.060 53.6 1746 (682)
7 A. hirsuta 13 0.048 6.7 271 (264)
2 A. glabra 22 0.057 11.3 386 (386)
North Sweden 4 A. thaliana 3 0.004 1.2 827 (415)
7 T. caerulescens 13 0.004 5.3 3132 (365)
3 C. bursa-pastoris 42 0.058 17.3 719 (156)
1 C. pratensis 2 0.011 0.8 180 (177)
4 C. paludosa 130 0.108 53.5 1208 (515)
A. hirsuta
1 A. glabra 53 0.757 21.8 70 (70)