The greatest numbers occur in the mixedgrass and bunchgrass prairies. The striped grasshopper is a pest of grasses and sedges. It climbs the host plant and with head up chews on the green leaves. It ...
To feed, the velvetstriped grasshopper normally rests in a head up position on the plant. It may either lean on the plant raising itself by its hindlegs and then attack the plant about 1 inch above ...
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