Assertion: monarch | /r/CapableOf | lay their eggs
Facets:
value: on select plants
type: LOCATION
value: on milkweed
type: LOCATION
value: like all butterflies
type: MANNER
value: on plants in the milkweed family
type: LOCATION
value: asclepidaceae: asclepias)
type: OTHER
value: singly
type: MANNER
value: on the underside of leaves
type: LOCATION
value: underside of the leaf
type: LOCATION
value: on it
type: LOCATION
value: for several more weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: happily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Monarchs lay their eggs on these relatives of native vining milkweed (Cynanchum laeve) because they produce stimuli similar to milkweed.
text: Milkweed is the only plant monarch larvae eat, and the only plant the monarch will lay its eggs in.
text: Monarchs only lay their eggs on milkweed so that, when they hatch, the larvae can eat the plant and ingest the cardiac glycosides unique to milkweed.
text: Create a monarch way-stationThese are habitats that allow monarch butterflies to lay their eggs.
text: Depending on where you live, monarchs will be laying eggs for several more weeks, so it’s not too late to put in some milkweed.
text: Monarchs happily lay eggs on it.
text: but, no matter how far the Monarch butterfly travels, it always returns to a certain plant where it lays its eggs
text: Monarch will lay their eggs on the underside of leaves.
text: Although monarchs feed on the nectar of many flowers, they lay their eggs only on certain types of milkweed plants.
text: Monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed plants so the caterpillar can begin to feed right away.
text: Monarchs lay their eggs singly on underside of the leaf and sometimes on the flowers of different milkweeds (Asclepidaceae: Asclepias).
text: In the US, people responded to a call to plant milkweed, the only plant where monarchs lay their eggs, and from which monarch larvae feed; and in Mexico, WWF and other organizations, are working to establish gardens with flowers to feed them with nectar during their trip.
text: But the most significant threat is the decline in milkweed, the plant where monarchs lay their eggs, and that serves as the only food source for caterpillars.
text: The Monarch is a common poisonous butterfly that eats poisonous milkweed in its larval stage and lays its eggs on the milkweed plant.
text: Like all butterflies, monarchs lay their eggs on select plants, called “host plants.
text: Monarch butterflies can lay their eggs only on plants in the milkweed family.