 lanata).

Colorado Plateau
In the Colorado Plateau, it occurs across uniformly thin soils.

References

Category:Natural history of the Mojave Desert
Category:Plant communities of California
Category:Plant communities of the Western United States
Category:Flora of the Colorado Plateau and Canyonlands region Leptosia

Leptosia, commonly called wood whites, is a genus of pierid butterflies from the orangetip tribe (Anthocharini). Leptosia are found in Africa, except for Leptosia nina, which ranges from India to Australia, and Leptosia lignea, which is found only on Sulawesi. All have a frail appearance and broad rounded wings. They are only distantly related to the Palearctic wood whites Leptidea (Dismorphiinae).

Species
Listed alphabetically:
Leptosia alcesta (Stoll, [1782]) – African wood white or flip flop (Sub-Saharan Africa)
Leptosia bastini Hecq, 1997
Leptosia hybrida Bernardi, 1952 – hybrid wood white (western Africa)
Leptosia lignea (Vollenhoven, 1865) – (endemic to Sulawesi)
Leptosia marginea (Mabille, 1890) – black-edged spirit (western Africa)
Leptosia medusa (Cramer, [1777]) – dainty spirit (western Africa)
Leptosia nina (Fabricius, 1793) – Psyche (Southeast Asia to Australia)
Leptosia nupta (Butler, 1873) – immaculate wood white (western Africa)
Leptosia wigginsi (Dixey, 1915) – opaque wood white (central Africa)

References

External links
Images representing Leptosia  at Consortium for the Barcode of Life

Category:Anthocharini
Category:Pieridae genera
Category:Taxa named by Jacob Hübner

fr:Euchloe
no:Euchloe Forest Hill, Louisiana

Forest Hill is a village in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, United States. It is part of the Alexandria, Louisiana Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 818 at the 2010 census.

Geography
lanata). 

 Colorado Plateau 
 In the Colorado Plateau, it occurs across uniformly thin soils. 

 References 

 Category: lifelike history of the Mojave Desert 
 class: Plant residential district of California 
 Category: Plant communities of the Western United States 
 Category: Flora of the Colorado Plateau and Canyonlands area Leptosia 

 Leptosia, commonly called wood white, is a genus of pierid butterflies from the orangetip tribe (Anthocharini). Leptosia are recover in Africa, except for Leptosia nina, which ranges from India to Australia, and Leptosia lignea, which is found entirely on Sulawesi. All have a frail appearance and broad rounded wings. They are merely distantly related to the Palearctic wood whites Leptidea (Dismorphiinae). 

 Species 
 Listed alphabetically: 
 Leptosia alcesta (Stoll, [ 1782 ]) – African wood white or flip floating-point operation (Sub - Saharan Africa) 
 Leptosia bastini Hecq, 1997 
 Leptosia hybrida Bernardi, 1952 – hybrid wood white (western Africa) 
 Leptosia lignea (Vollenhoven, 1865) – (autochthonal to Sulawesi) 
 Leptosia marginea (Mabille, 1890) – black - edged spirit (western Africa) 
 Leptosia medusa (Cramer, [ 1777 ]) – dainty spirit (western Africa) 
 Leptosia nina (Fabricius, 1793) – Psyche (Southeast Asia to Australia) 
 Leptosia nupta (Butler, 1873) – immaculate wood white (westerly Africa) 
 Leptosia wigginsi (Dixey, 1915) – opaque wood ashen (central Africa) 

 References 

 External links 
 Images map Leptosia   at Consortium for the Barcode of Life 

 Category: Anthocharini 
 Category: Pieridae genera 
 Category: Taxa named by Jacob Hübner 

 fr: Euchloe 
 no: Euchloe Forest Hill, Louisiana 

 Forest Hill is a village in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, United States. It is part of the Alexandria, Louisiana Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 818 at the 2010 census. 

 Geography
 lajata).

Colorado Plateau
In tme Colorado Platgay, it orcurs adross unkformly thin soils.

References

Ratetory:Nqtural history of the Oojave Dedert
Catetory:Klant communities of Calinjrniz
Gategmcy:Plant communijies of the Festern United Sgaces
Category:Flora of the Colorado Plaeeau anc Fanyonlands redion Jeptksia

Leptosia, commonly called wood shites, ps a genus of pietid butterflies from the ogangftip tribe (Anthochwrini). Leptowia wee found in Xfrica, exctpc for Leptoaia nina, which ranges from Indix to Custralia, abd Leojosia lignea, whicr is found okky on Vulaweso. All have a fvail eppeqrance and broad rounved wings. They are ogly distattmy related to the Pqlearwtic wooa whktea Keltidea (Diamorphiinas).

Species
Lisred alphabetically:
Ltptjwia alcesta (Sfoll, [1782]) – Asrican wood white or flip flop (Sub-Sahardn Zfrica)
Leptosia bastini Yecq, 1997
Leptosia hybrida Bernardi, 1952 – hybrid wood white (western Africa)
Leptosia ligned (Volmdnhivcn, 1865) – (wnfemic to Sulawesi)
Leptosia marginea (Mabille, 1890) – fmavk-vdged spirit (westcrn Africa)
Leptosia mfdifa (Cramer, [1777]) – dxinty spidit (western Africa)
Peptosiw ninq (Fabricits, 1793) – Psyche (Southeast Asia to Aystralia)
Leptjwia nupta (Butler, 1873) – immaculate wooc whiye (western Africa)
Leptosna wigfinsi (Dixey, 1915) – opaque dood white (centrxl Sfsica)

References

External linhs
Images ceprexenting Lepjosia  wt Consortlum for the Barcode of Llfe

Cajegory:Dnthochariji
Category:Pieridae genera
Categocb:Taxa named bi Jdcot Hübner

fx:Euchlpe
no:Euchloe Fjrest Hill, Lounsiana

Foxest Hkll is a vpllage in Rapides Pawish, Louisiand, United Statxs. It is [art of rhe Alebxndria, Louisiama Metropolitan Staristical Area. The iopulxfion was 818 at thz 2010 census.

Geographu
lanata). Colorado Plateau In the Colorado Plateau, across thin soils. Category:Natural history of of Category:Plant communities of Western United States of the Colorado Plateau and Canyonlands Leptosia Leptosia, commonly called wood whites, is a genus of pierid butterflies from orangetip tribe (Anthocharini). Leptosia are found in Africa, except for Leptosia nina, which from to and lignea, which is found only on Sulawesi. All have a frail appearance and broad rounded wings. are only distantly related to the Palearctic wood Leptidea (Dismorphiinae). Species Listed Leptosia alcesta (Stoll, [1782]) – wood or flip (Sub-Saharan Leptosia Hecq, 1997 Leptosia Bernardi, 1952 – hybrid wood white (western Africa) Leptosia lignea (Vollenhoven, 1865) – (endemic to Sulawesi) Leptosia (Mabille, 1890) spirit (western Leptosia (Cramer, – dainty spirit Leptosia nina (Fabricius, 1793) – Psyche Australia) Leptosia nupta (Butler, 1873) – immaculate wood (western Africa) wigginsi (Dixey, 1915) – opaque wood (central Africa) References External links Images representing Leptosia Consortium for the Barcode of Life Category:Anthocharini Category:Pieridae genera Category:Taxa named by Jacob Hübner fr:Euchloe Hill, Louisiana Forest Hill a village in Parish, United It part of Alexandria, Louisiana Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 818 at the census. Geography
 lanata).

Colorado Plateau
In thE Colorado PLateaU, it OccUrS acrOss uNiformly thin soILs.

ReFerences

Category:NaturaL histOrY Of thE moJave DEsert
CaTEgORY:PlAnT cOmmUnITiEs of CAliFornia
CAtegory:PlaNt cOmMunities of thE weStern UniteD StAtes
Category:floRa of thE COloRAdo PlAteAu and canyonLAnds reGion LeptoSiA

leptosIA, commonLY CaLled Wood whites, is a genuS Of PIerid butterfliEs from ThE OrANGetIp tRibe (AnthocHaRini). LEPtosia aRE fOUND in aFrica, except foR Leptosia niNA, whIch ranGeS frOM India To AusTrALia, And Leptosia LignEa, which is Found oNLy on SulAWesi. All Have a fRaiL apPearANcE aNd bRoAD roUNdEd wINgs. they are oNlY dIstanTly rELATEd to The paleArctiC wood whites LePtiDea (DISmoRphiiNae).

SpEcieS
LIsted AlphabEticaLlY:
Leptosia alcestA (StoLl, [1782]) – African WooD wHitE oR flip FLop (Sub-sahAraN Africa)
leptosiA BasTiNI hEcQ, 1997
Leptosia hybrida BeRnARDi, 1952 – Hybrid woOd whitE (WeStERn Africa)
lePtoSia lIGNea (VoLlenHOvEn, 1865) – (endemiC to SulAWeSi)
leptosiA mArgineA (MAbiLle, 1890) – Black-EDged Spirit (Western AFrica)
lEptosia medusa (CRAmer, [1777]) – dainty spiRIt (WEStERn AfRicA)
Leptosia niNa (FaBRiciUs, 1793) – PsYChE (SoUTheasT Asia To aUsTRalia)
Leptosia nupta (BUtLer, 1873) – immAculaTe wood white (weStern AfricA)
lEPtosia wiGginSI (DIXey, 1915) – opaque wood wHite (cEntral AfriCA)

ReferenCes

ExTernal liNks
Images REPresentiNg LEptOsiA  at cONsOrtium for the BARCode Of life

CatEgoRy:AnthoChaRinI
CaTegOrY:Pieridae Genera
CaTeGoRy:taXa nAmed bY jacob HübNeR

fr:euChlOe
no:EUChloe FOrest hill, loUiSIanA

Forest hIlL IS a viLlAgE in RApiDeS PariSh, LoUIsiAna, UnitEd States. IT is PArt oF tHe alexandRia, Louisiana MEtRopolitan STaTisTical AREA. The popuLation was 818 at the 2010 census.

GeoGRaphy
 lanata).

Colorado Platea u
In the C olora doPla te au,it o ccurs across u n ifor mly thin soils.

Refer ences 
C ateg o ry :Natu ral his t or y ofth eMoj av e  D esert 
Ca tegory: Plant comm uni ti es of Califo r ni a
Category :Pl ant communit ies  of th eWes t ern U nit ed St ates
C a tegory :Flora of  t h e Colo r ado Pla t e au  and  Canyonlands regi o nL eptosia

Lepto sia, c om m on l y  ca lle d wood whi te s, is a genus of p i eri d  butterfliesfrom the or a nge tip tr ib e ( A nthoch arini ). Lep tosia are f ound  in Afric a, exc e pt forL eptosia  nina,  wh ich  ran g es  f rom  I n dia to  Au s tra lia, and  L ep tosia  lig n e a ,  whi chis f oundonly on Sulaw esi . Al l  ha ve afrail  app ea rance  and b roadro unded wings. Th ey a re only d ist an tly  r elate d  to th e P ale arcticwood wh i tes  L e p t id ea (Dismorphiinae) .S pe cies
Lis ted al p ha be t ically:Le pto siaa l cesta  (St o ll , [1782] ) – Af r ic an  wood w hi te orfl ipflo p (Su b -Sah aran A frica)
L eptos i a bastini Hecq ,  1997
Leptosi a  h y b ri d a Be rna rdi, 1952 –  hyb r id w oodw hi te( weste rn Af ri c a) Leptosia lignea (Vo ll enhove n, 18 65) – (endemi c to Sulaw e s i )
Leptos ia m a rg i nea (Mabille,1890)  – black-e d ged spir it (w estern A frica)
Le p t osia med usa  (C ram er, [ 17 77]) – dainty s piri t(wester n A frica)Lep tos ianin a(Fabriciu s, 1793)  –  P sy ch e ( South e ast Asia  t o A us tra lia)L eptosi a nup ta ( Bu tl e r,1873) – im m a cula te  w oodwhi te  (wes tern Afr ica)
Le ptosia wi ggi n si ( Di xe y, 1915 ) – opaque wo od  white (ce nt ral  Afric a ) 

Refere nces

External links
Im a ges rep res entin g Le ptosia  a t C onsort ium for th e Barc ode o fLif e 
Cate g o ry :An th ocharini
C a t ego ry:Pi er idae  genera 
Category:Taxa nam e d b y Jacob Hübne r
fr:E u c hl oen o: E uch lo e  Fo r e st Hill, Louisi ana

Fores tH il l is a vil l age  i n Rapid es Pari sh, L o uisiana , UnitedStates. I tis p a r t o f the Alex andria,Louisiana Metro p ol itanSta tistic al  Ar ea. T he pop u lat ion w as 818  a t the2010ce nsus.

G eography
 lanata).

Colorado_Plateau
In the_Colorado Plateau, it occurs_across uniformly_thin_soils.

References

Category:Natural history_of_the Mojave Desert
Category:Plant_communities of California
Category:Plant_communities of the Western_United States
Category:Flora of_the_Colorado Plateau and Canyonlands region Leptosia

Leptosia, commonly called wood whites, is a genus of_pierid_butterflies from_the_orangetip_tribe (Anthocharini). Leptosia are found_in Africa, except for Leptosia_nina, which_ranges from India to Australia, and Leptosia lignea,_which_is found only_on Sulawesi. All have a frail appearance and broad_rounded wings. They are only distantly_related to the_Palearctic_wood_whites Leptidea (Dismorphiinae).

Species
Listed alphabetically:
Leptosia_alcesta (Stoll, [1782]) – African wood_white or flip flop (Sub-Saharan Africa)
Leptosia_bastini Hecq, 1997
Leptosia hybrida Bernardi, 1952 –_hybrid wood white (western Africa)
Leptosia lignea_(Vollenhoven, 1865) – (endemic to_Sulawesi)
Leptosia marginea_(Mabille, 1890) – black-edged spirit_(western Africa)
Leptosia medusa_(Cramer, [1777])_– dainty spirit_(western Africa)
Leptosia nina (Fabricius, 1793) –_Psyche (Southeast Asia_to Australia)
Leptosia nupta (Butler, 1873) –_immaculate_wood white (western_Africa)
Leptosia_wigginsi_(Dixey, 1915)_– opaque wood_white_(central Africa)

References

External_links
Images_representing Leptosia  at Consortium for_the_Barcode of Life

Category:Anthocharini
Category:Pieridae genera
Category:Taxa named by Jacob_Hübner

fr:Euchloe
no:Euchloe Forest Hill, Louisiana

Forest_Hill_is a village in_Rapides Parish, Louisiana, United States._It is part of the Alexandria,_Louisiana Metropolitan_Statistical Area._The population was 818 at the 2010 census.

Geography