Economic studies on locust control
ABARES has released a report produced for the APLC detailing the economic benefits and costs of locust control carried out during the Australian plague locust infestation in spring 2010.
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Identifying wingless and winged species
As in all insects, the development of juvenile locusts occurs in discrete stages called instars.
How to use this identification guide
This pictorial guide is designed to assist with the identification of locusts and grasshoppers of economic importance in Australia.
List of species covered by the identification guide
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Further reading and links
Baker, G. L. 1984. Field guide to nymphs of grasshoppers and locusts in New South Wales. Advisory Bulletin 2, Department of Agriculture New South Wales.
7. Yellow winged locust: Gastrimargus musicus (nymph)
Nymph description 7 of 15
12. Urnisa guttulosa (nymph)
Nymph description 12 of 15
2. Spur-throated locust: Austracris guttulosa (nymph)
Nymph description 2 of 15