Relative preference of Arphia sulphurea ( Orthoptera: Acrididae) for sparse and common prairie grasses.

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Examined the relationship between abundance and palatability for 7 species of grass found at Tucker Prairie Preserve, Callaway County, Missouri. It was predicted that the common species are tougher and that this toughness is associated with lower palatability.-from Authors

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Landa, K., & Rabinowitz, D. (1983). Relative preference of Arphia sulphurea ( Orthoptera: Acrididae) for sparse and common prairie grasses. Ecology, 64(2), 392–395. https://doi.org/10.2307/1937084

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