Abstract
AbstractSome invasive plants are used by native wildlife but may be subject to control measures. We investigated oviposition preferences of an endangered moth dependent upon an invasive weed for survival. By identifying preferred characteristics of invasive host plants, land managers may minimize resource loss for imperiled species dependent upon them.
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