On June 11, I wrote an article inquiring if anyone had pipestem swallowtails breeding in their yard. I checked our IFAS Assessment website, assessment.ifas.ufl.edu, to see if Aristolochia elegans ...

Aristolochia labiata, Aristolochia elegans, Aristolochia maxima, and Aristolochia ringens. I clicked on Aristolochia elegans, Calico flower, and immediately saw photos of the large flower, a ...

Question: In a May 30, 2008 question regarding the toxicity of certain Aristolochia species to pipevine swallowtail larvae, I had heard the same from at a talk from the curator of the Cockrell ...

Native pipevine . Aristolochia californica is a deciduous native vine with. 1 inch, purple-striped, pipe-shaped flowers. It likes shade and, over time, will become fairly drought tolerant.

Aristolochia is a great plant for growing beneath valley oaks along with Rhamnus californica, Calycanthus occidentalis and Ribes sanguineum. It likes to climb as well as creep, ...

Invasion by Dutchman's pipe Aristolochia elegans The butterfly is unable to distinguish it from the host vine, but any caterpillars left to feed on it will be poisoned.

A research group led by Prof. JIAO Yuannian from the Institute of Botany of the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently reported a high-quality genome sequence of Aristolochia fimbriata, providing ...

We're proud to announce that our California pipevine has finally bloomed, after years of biding its time. The meerschaum-shaped flowers of Aristolochia californica are one of those harbingers of ...

Some plants are admired for their delicate beauty, some for their sweet fragrance and others for their vivid colors. Dutchman's pipe (Aristolochia elegans) isn't one of those. This flowering ...

Make sure you have the native Dutchman’s pipe vine, as an introduced South American species called Aristolochia elegans is toxic to Birdwings. These critters are just a few examples of the ...

The most commonly cultivated exotic pipe vine is calico flower (Aristolochia elegans), a tropical American species that has naturalized in Florida and Georgia.

These are derived from three plants: Aristolochia elegans, known locally as kapapula or 'little paper', Vernonia amygdalina, commonly known as mululuza, and Artemesia annua, which was introduced ...