coreissa
Coreissa is a genus of small to medium-sized butterflies belonging to the family Pieridae, which includes whites and yellows. The genus was first described by William Chapman Hewitson in 1874. Coreissa species are primarily found in the Neotropical region, with a few species extending into Central America. They are known for their distinctive wing patterns, which often include a combination of black, white, and yellow colors.
The genus Coreissa includes several species, with Coreissa corinna being one of the most well-known. Coreissa
Coreissa butterflies are generally considered to be of minor importance in ecological terms, as they do not
The taxonomy of the genus Coreissa is still a subject of ongoing research, with some species being