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Does anyone deal with Heliconiinae and pollen grains?
I am a palynologist from Brazil and very interested in study pollen loads of Heliconiinae.
Thanks
You can find some literature on this from Carol Boggs et al. (old paper), Darlyne Murawski and L. Gilbert (old paper), and the more recent paper: Estrada, C. and C. D. Jiggins (2002). “Patterns of pollen feeding and habitat preference among Heliconius species.” Ecological Entomology 27: 448-456.