The larvae were found frequently at the tip of the False Foxglove plant (Fig.1.), (x2 =36.09, df = 7, P= < 0.0001). Larvae also showed preference to the distal part of the leaf (Subset, 3.36 ± 5.59 cm, N=86) and at higher points on the host plant (Subset, 9.24 ± 8.90 cm, N=86). The adult butterflies were less likely to be found at high points on the False Foxglove (Subset, 48.02 ± 36.02 cm, N=51). We found the p- value to be very significant and to support the null hypothesis of adults and larvae being found in different habitats (Subset of t-test, t= 9.086, df=136, P= <
The larvae were found frequently at the tip of the False Foxglove plant (Fig.1.), (x2 =36.09, df = 7, P= < 0.0001). Larvae also showed preference to the distal part of the leaf (Subset, 3.36 ± 5.59 cm, N=86) and at higher points on the host plant (Subset, 9.24 ± 8.90 cm, N=86). The adult butterflies were less likely to be found at high points on the False Foxglove (Subset, 48.02 ± 36.02 cm, N=51). We found the p- value to be very significant and to support the null hypothesis of adults and larvae being found in different habitats (Subset of t-test, t= 9.086, df=136, P= <