Observations by marthagarzon

Blue butterfly with white spots.
It's kind of colors: the dorsal surface of the wing is black with an average of large patches of metallic blue that is framed by two white bands on the forewings. (This color is similar to that of Heliconius wallacei, whose range overlaps with Heliconius sara, but that does not extend as far north.) The ventral surface of the wing is a faded brown to black bands and small red spots on the proximal margin; total wingspan is 55-60 mm.

They feed on nectar Hamelia species, Lantana, Palicourea and Psiguria.

Maize (Zea mays) is a species of annual grass native to America and introduced into Europe in the seventeenth century. Currently, it is the cereal with the highest production volume worldwide, surpassing even wheat and arroz.1
Clasificación científica
Reino: Planta
Orden: Poales
Familia: Poaceae
Subfamilia: Panicoideae
Género: Zea
Nombre binomial
Zea mays
L., Sp. Pl., 2: 971, 1753[3]

common names banana, banana, banana, banana, banana topocho and refer to a large number of herbaceous plants of the genus Musa, both horticulturally hybrids obtained from wild species Musa acuminata and Musa balbisiana as genetically pure cultivars of these species. Originally classified by Linnaeus in 1753 as Musa paradisiaca, Musa type, species subsequent studies have led to the conclusion that the complex taxonomy of the genus includes numerous hybrids, varied genetic makeup, and has developed a strictly sui generis system classification to account for this variation. However, according to the rules of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, the Linnaean name has priority and is still used both in its original form and the amended Musa × paradisiaca, indicating that this is a hybrid-to generically denote these varieties.

Nombre común: baston del emperador
Familia: zingiberaceae
Clase: Monocotiledonia
Boil perennial, robust, erect, in colonies, reaching up to 6m high; same spot red stem, simple, alternate leaves, flowers in an ovoid agrupales cabezuela
Propagation and plant growth
Describe the method of plant reproduction by rhizomes.
Distribution: South America

Clasificación científica
Reino: Plantae
Clados superiores: Plantae (clado)
Viridiplantae
Streptophyta
Streptophytina
Embryophyta
Tracheophyta
Euphyllophyta
Monilophyta
Clase: Polypodiidae
Orden: Cyatheales
Familia: Cyatheaceae (familia nº 23)

The ciateáceas (scientific name Cyatheaceae) are a well known family of ferns in the order Cyatheales are also known as "tree ferns with scales" (because they have scaly rhizomes, petioles and sometimes leaves) to differentiate them from the dicksoniáceas, which are the "ferns arborescent hairy. "They are the highest of all ferns (also called "giant tree ferns") have stems reaching up to 20 meters high. According to the modern classification of Christenhusz et al. 20111 March 2 are monophyletic.

Traditionally it was grouped in the family 3 genera more or less well distributed arborescent habit (Alsophila, Cyathea and Nephelea now nested in Alsophila), but the molecular DNA analysis had to add other genres (see taxobox) to monophyletic family stays. This situation was complicated description of their general characteristics: while some genres are expected tree ferns with large fronds and stipes high (up to 20 meters), others as Hymenophyllopsis for example, are smaller and delicate-looking plants.