k BNOT FOR POSTCARD USE Falsecolour scanning electron micrograph of caterpillars hatching from the eggs of the large white butterfly, Pieris brassicae, on the undersurface of a nasturtium leaf. These eggs were laid in late August. The caterpillars larvae hatch in a few days winter as pupae, emerging as butterflies in May. The young caterpillars feed on the cuticle of the leaf until after the first moult, when their diet expands to the whole leaf. They are regarded as pests since their voracious appetite can lead to defoliation of a crop. Magnification. x10 6x4.5cm size. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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^BNOT FOR POSTCARD USE False-colour scanning electron micrograph of caterpillars hatching from the eggs of the large white butterfly, Pieris brassicae, on the undersurface of a nasturtium leaf. These eggs were laid in late August. The caterpillars (larvae) hatch in a few days & winter as pupae, emerging as butterflies in May. The young caterpillars feed on the cuticle of the leaf until after the first moult, when their diet expands to the whole leaf. They are regarded as pests since their voracious appetite can lead to defoliation of a crop. Magnification. x10 (6x4.5cm size).
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^BNOT FOR POSTCARD USE False-colour scanning electron micrograph of caterpillars hatching from the eggs of the large white butterfly, Pieris brassicae, on the undersurface of a nasturtium leaf. These eggs were laid in late August. The caterpillars (larvae) hatch in a few days & winter as pupae, emerging as butterflies in May. The young caterpillars feed on the cuticle of the leaf until after the first moult, when their diet expands to the whole leaf. They are regarded as pests since their voracious appetite can lead to defoliation of a crop. Magnification. x10 (6x4.5cm size).

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