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Best 1 Slant-faced Grasshopper (Atractomorpha lata)

A distinctive Asian grasshopper with an elongated, slanted face, found across China and Japan where it feeds on various broadleaf plants.

2 Chinese Rice Grasshopper (Oxya chinensis)

The Chinese rice grasshopper, Oxya chinensis, is a short-horned grasshopper in the family Acrididae and subfamily Oxyinae. It occurs in parts of Asia and is associated with moist, grassy habitats, including rice-growing areas. The species feeds on grasses and can damage cultivated plants, particular...

3 Rice Grasshopper (Oxya hyla)

Rice Grasshopper (Oxya hyla) is the type species of the African and Asian rice grasshopper genus Oxya, described by Serville in 1831.

4 African Rice Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus daganensis)

The African Rice Grasshopper is a significant pest in West Africa, where it causes extensive defoliation to cultivated rice and sorghum.

5 Japanese Rice Grasshopper (Oxya japonica)

The Japanese Rice Grasshopper (Oxya japonica) is a prominent agricultural pest native to East Asia, recognized for its significant impact on cultivated rice yields throughout Japan.

6 Rice Grasshopper (Oxya velox)

Oxya velox is a species of short-horned grasshopper in the family Acrididae, widely distributed across South and Southeast Asia. It is closely associated with wetland agricultural habitats, particularly rice paddies, where its nymphs and adults feed on rice and related grass species. The species is...

7 Paddy Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus banian)

Paddy Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus banian) is an Indian and Vietnamese acridid pest of millets, described by Fabricius in 1798.

8 Japanese Grasshopper (Oxya japonica)

Oxya japonica is an Asian rice grasshopper, notable as a wetland and crop-field species that feeds on rice and other grasses in Japan and nearby countries.

9 West African Paddy Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus daganensis)

Hieroglyphus daganensis is a Sahelian rice grasshopper described by Krauss in 1877, notable as a crop pest in Mali, Niger, and Senegal.

10 Oriental Grasshopper (Oxya hyla)

A widely distributed Asian grasshopper that is a notable pest of rice paddies, occurring across South and Southeast Asia.

11 Dakar Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus daganensis)

An African grasshopper named after Dakar, Senegal, recognized as a significant agricultural pest of rice and sugarcane crops.

12 Intricate Grasshopper (Oxya intricata)

An Asian grasshopper species commonly found in rice-growing regions of South and Southeast Asia, where it can be a crop pest.

13 Large Rice Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus nigrorepletus)

Hieroglyphus nigrorepletus is a large South Asian grasshopper notable as a crop pest that can seriously damage rice, maize, and sugarcane in India.

14 Rice Swarming Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus banian)

Hieroglyphus banian is an Asian rice grasshopper described in 1798, notable as a major Indian pest of rice, maize, sorghum, and sugarcane.

15 Japanese Grasshopper (Oxya yezoensis)

Classified by Japanese entomologist Shonen Matsumura in 1914, the Japanese Grasshopper is a recognized agricultural pest that feeds heavily on rice paddy leaves.

16 Paddy Field Grasshopper (Oxya hyla)

Described by Serville in 1831, the Paddy Field Grasshopper is a widespread agricultural pest known for damaging irrigated rice crops across Asia and Australia.

17 Dakar Rice Grasshopper (Hieroglyphus daganensis)

Described in 1877, the Dakar Rice Grasshopper is a major agricultural pest that causes extensive damage to rice and other cereal crops throughout West Africa.

18 Hieroglyphus oryzivorus

Hieroglyphus oryzivorus is a major grasshopper pest of rice crops in South Asia, particularly causing significant agricultural damage in India.

19 Oxya hyla (Rice Ear-cutting Caterpillar Grasshopper)

Oxya hyla, or the rice grasshopper, is a significant pest species in Asia that causes extensive damage to cultivated rice crops every year.

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