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Green-veined white

The green-veined white (Pieris napi) is a butterfly of the family Pieridae.

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Green-veined white

Nodes72
Edges71
Triples210
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027778
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Green-veined white → Aberration, Adaptation, Algeria, Am, America, America North, Animalia Fennica, Arbgem, Archived, Artogeia, Asher, Asian, Atalanta, Atlas, Aug, Basel, Biol, Biological Journal, Blyth, Bogdanov
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Green-veined white → American, Asia, Classification, Despite, Europe, European, Females, Indian, It, Japan, Like, Maghreb, Males, North America, Some, The, Unlike, West Virginia

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Pararge aegeriainstance ofThis system is unlike other types of butterflies0.80text
where female reproductive effort is independent of male ejaculate.The amount of ejaculate of virgin males during mating is larger than that of non-virgin malesinstance ofThis system is unlike other types of butterflies0.80text
Green-veined whiterelated to Appearance and distributionEurope0.60section
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Green-veined whiterelated to Appearance and distributionMaghreb0.60section
Green-veined whiterelated to Appearance and distributionNorth America0.60section
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Green-veined whiterelated to Appearance and distributionLike0.60section
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