Plant Id please: Tamhini, Pune, mh

[Narendra Bhagwat]

Hello experts,

Plant Id  please.

Tamhini, pune, dec 2023.

It's a host plant for chestnut streaked sailer butterfly.

Thx, 

Narendra Bhagwat.

[J.M. Garg]

As per Butea superba Roxb. As new larval host plant for the Chestnut-streaked Sailer butterfly Neptis jumbah Moore, [1858] (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). Bionotes Journal, the following are the larval host plants:
The  reported  larval  host  plants  for  N. jumbah are summarized by Robinson et al. (2001) and later by Nitin et  al. (2018) as: Bombax,  Bombax  ceiba,  Byttneria (Bombacaceae);  Trema  (Cannabaceae); Elaeocarpus  (Elaeocarpaceae);  Mallotus philippensis  (Euphorbiaceae).  Fabaceae, Cassia  fistula,  Dalbergia,  Dalbergia latifolia,  Erythrina  stricta,  Moullava spicata,  Pongamia,  Pongamia  pinnata, Pterocarpus  marsupium,  Xylia,  Xylia xylocarpa  (Fabaceae);  Nothapodytes nimmoniana  (Icacinaceae);  Malvaceae, Grewia,  Grewia  serrulata,  Hibiscus, Pterygota  alata,  Thespesia  populnea (Malvaceae);  Rhamnaceae,  Ziziphus, Ziziphus  jujuba  (Rhamnaceae)  and Urticaceae.

I could not find any match as per these. 

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[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id assistance please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:

As per Butea superba Roxb. As new larval host plant for the Chestnut-streaked Sailer butterfly Neptis jumbah Moore, [1858] (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). Bionotes Journal, the following are the larval host plants: The  reported  larval  host  plants  for  N. jumbah are summarized by Robinson et al. (2001) and later by Nitin et  al. (2018) as: Bombax,  Bombax  ceiba,  Byttneria (Bombacaceae);  Trema  (Cannabaceae); Elaeocarpus  (Elaeocarpaceae);  Mallotus philippensis  (Euphorbiaceae).  Fabaceae, Cassia  fistula,  Dalbergia,  Dalbergia latifolia,  Erythrina  stricta,  Moullava spicata,  Pongamia,  Pongamia  pinnata, Pterocarpus  marsupium,  Xylia,  Xylia xylocarpa  (Fabaceae);  Nothapodytes nimmoniana  (Icacinaceae);  Malvaceae, Grewia,  Grewia  serrulata,  Hibiscus, Pterygota  alata,  Thespesia  populnea (Malvaceae);  Rhamnaceae,  Ziziphus, Ziziphus  jujuba  (Rhamnaceae)  and Urticaceae.

I could not find any match as per these.  -  from me

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[radha veach]

It looks like Allophylus cobbe

Regards

Radha

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks, Radha ji.

You are a genius.

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