Pollen from the plants can blow onto nearby milkweed plants, the exclusive food upon which monarch larvae feed, and get eaten by the tiger-striped caterpillars,&quot; according to The Washington Post (May 20, 1999).
(Pollen from the plants; can blow; onto nearby milkweed plants; the exclusive food) (monarch larvae feed; get; eaten by the tiger-striped caterpillars)
Pollen from the plants monarch larvae feed
can blow get
onto nearby milkweed plants the exclusive food
eaten by the tiger-striped caterpillars