Boloria iphigenia
Boloria iphigenia is an east Palearctic butterfly in the family Nymphalidae (Heliconiinae). It is found in Japan, east Amur, Ussuri and northeast China
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The larva feeds on Viola selkirkii and Viola grypoceras.
Subspecies
- B. i. iphigenia
- B. i. alpharatoria Korb, 1997 (Sakhalin, Kunashir)
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