1.   Bt and other pesticides will harm butterfly larvae, so aim carefully or use extended limb trimmers to cut out the webs.

2.   Including plants that also provide food for butterfly larvae will turn your garden into a thriving butterfly habitat.

3.   Insecticides will kill the butterfly larvae as well as the aphids, so try to tolerate the aphids until the ladybugs arrive and take care of them.

4.   There are ants that culture funguses, ants that nurture butterfly larvae and ants that make slaves of other ants.

5.   It requires obtaining weekly supplies of butterfly larvae and moth cocoons from Florida and Texas.

6.   Researchers at Cornell University discovered that pollen from a genetically modified corn can kill butterfly larvae.

7.   That is because of differences in the milkweed plants that the butterfly larvae eat.

8.   The butterfly larvae feed on milkweed, which sometimes is found around corn fields.

9.   The decision followed the announcement that researchers at Cornell University in the United States discovered that pollen from a genetically modified corn can kill butterfly larvae.