This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to the grasshoppers of New Mexico, covering their morphology, life cycles, behavior, population dynamics, and distribution. It explores historical and ecological aspects of grasshopper management, including biological and chemical control methods, population estimation, and cooperative control programs. The book also includes identification keys for various grasshopper families and subfamilies, along with an annotated species list, making it a valuable resource for researchers, land managers, and entomologists. Click here to see more identification resources
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This resource showcases the daily development of Schistocerca nymphs. This work, led by Brandon Woo and Maeva Techer from the Song Lab, is part of an ongoing project to develop standard methods for rearing and dissecting Schistocerca tissues for molecular studies. Click here to see more identification resources
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