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The Columbia Plateau Shrub-Steppe is a semiarid ecoregion in the northwestern United States, notable for sagebrush and bunchgrass landscapes.
The Great Basin Shrub Steppe is a dry interior ecoregion extending across much of Nevada and western Utah in the United States. It is characterized by broad basins, isolated mountain ranges, sagebrush communities, salt desert shrubs, and limited surface drainage. Elevation strongly influences local...
The Intermountain West Sagebrush Steppe is a vast semi-arid ecoregion in the western United States, situated primarily between the Sierra Nevada, Cascade Range, and Rocky Mountains. The landscape is defined by its dominant vegetation, which consists largely of drought-resistant sagebrush and native...
The Wyoming Basin shrub steppe is a Nearctic ecoregion spanning the high-altitude intermontane basins of the western United States, primarily in Wyoming. This vast landscape is characterized by a semi-arid to arid climate, making it too dry to support dense forests. The vegetation is heavily dominat...
The Snake River Plain Shrub-Steppe in southern Idaho is a vast semi-arid ecoregion defined by its deep volcanic canyons and historically significant sagebrush bunchgrass ecosystems.
The sagebrush grasshopper (Melanoplus bowditchi) is a western North American species first described by Samuel Hubbard Scudder in 1878 and associated with Artemisia.
Melanoplus bigeloviae is a North American spur-throated grasshopper in the large genus Melanoplus, a group that includes many crop pest species.
