About Appias albina (Boisduval, 1836)
This butterfly species, Appias albina, closely resembles Appias paulina. Males of Appias albina can be distinguished from Appias paulina by their more acutely pointed forewings, while females can be distinguished by the narrower oblique black band on the underside of the forewing. Additional differences between the two species are described elsewhere in the original source. Known food plants for Appias albina are Drypetes oblongifolia, Drypetes roxburghii, and Drypetes venusta.
