noun a family of insects that includes grasshoppers and locusts
Acrididae play a role in ecosystems as herbivores and prey for other animals.
Acrididae species can be pests in agricultural fields, causing damage to crops.
Acrididae are studied in the field of zoology for their behavior, physiology, and taxonomy.
Acrididae is a family of insects commonly known as grasshoppers and locusts.
In the field of entomology, writers may mention the Acrididae family of grasshoppers in articles or books about insect taxonomy or biodiversity.
Entomologists specializing in grasshoppers often study the Acrididae family to understand their behavior, ecology, and classification.
Ecologists may study the impact of Acrididae grasshoppers on ecosystems and agriculture, particularly in areas where they are considered pests.