Local dogs:

Also known as Gryphon Lara, it belongs to Orthoptera, Gryphon family. Because the dry mole is tight, its head bends to the abdomen, and its six feet are tightly locked, which looks like a lying dog, so it is called a local dog.

Feeding habits and behavioral characteristics:

Gryllotalpa has a wide range of feeding habits, and can feed on plants of Compositae, Chenopodiaceae and Cruciferae, not only on plant leaves, but also on roots and stems. Temperature affects the eating of crickets. Below 20℃, with the decrease of temperature, the food intake and activity gradually decrease. At 5℃, crickets almost stopped moving, and at 20 ~ 25℃, crickets were in favor of feeding. Above 25℃, the feeding amount began to decrease again.

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Main hazards:

The harm of the mole cricket is manifested in two aspects, namely indirect harm and direct harm. The direct harm is that adults and nymphs bite the roots and tender stems of plant seedlings; Indirect harm is that adults and nymphs dig tunnels under the soil, so that the roots of seedlings are separated from the soil, which leads to the dryness and death of seedlings, resulting in the lack of seedlings in the seedbed, broken ridges, reduced production or failed seedling raising.

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