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Two-striped grasshopper nymphs (left) are bright green with two yellow-tan stripes down their backs. Adults (right) may reach 2 inches long. Their body is...

Red-legged grasshopper nymphs (left) are mottled brown to green with black markings. Adults (right) are about 1.5 inches long and brown in color. They are so...

Migratory grasshopper nymphs (left) are mottled brown-green with black areas, and have black stripes margined with yellow. Adults (right) have a reddish-brown...

Summit disease of grasshoppers is caused by a fungus that "forces" the grasshopper to climb high and grasp the vegetation before it dies.

One option to fight grasshoppers is to plant rows of grains to keep grasshoppers away from the target crop.

Differential grasshopper nymphs (left) are yellowish-brown with black chevrons on their femurs. The adult (right) is the 6th largest grasshopper in the world...