Information about crickets, what are crickets about

Summary. 蟋蟀 (xī shuài) (gryllulus; gryllus) invertebrates, insecta, orthoptera, crickets.

蟋蟀 (xī shuài) (gryllulus; Gryllus) invertebrates, insecta, orthoptera, crickets.

Also known as weaving, commonly known as crickets, night insects (because it chirps at night), general insects, autumn insects, cockfighting, cavity hidden weaving, weaving, ground trumpets, stove chickens, Sun Wang, soil stinging, "monk" is the name of the cricket before giving birth to wings. According to research, crickets are an ancient insect that has a history of at least 100 million years, and it is still a silver elephant that is used in ancient Zhengyuan banquet and modern times.

1] There are 22 subfamilies, 55 families, 595 genera (including 17 fossil genera), and about 4649 species (subspecies) (including 50 fossil species) known worldwide. Insects of this family are larger than 3 cm long and lack scales to burn; antennae filiform, longer than the body spike imitation; 3 tarsal segments, walking feet on the forefoot, tympanosis often with eardrum hearing, and jumping foot on the hind foot; Most species of dermal origin have a vocal structure on the forewings; Females have well-developed oviposition lobes that are knife-shaped, spear-shaped, or long-plated.

Crickets and crickets are the same. Crickets are another name for crickets, the two refer to the same animal, other other names for crickets are night song insects, general insects, autumn insects, cockfights, ground horns, stove chickens and so on. Crickets like to burrow, often inhabiting the surface, under masonry, in soil holes, and among grass.

Crickets are withdrawn by nature, generally living independently, and only during the breeding and mating period will the male cricket live with another female cricket.

Description of the appearance of crickets:The body of the cricket is dark brown, with a pair of long brown antennae on its head, longer than its body, like a mighty general, its mouth also has very short antennae, as if it is used to eat food or wash its face, it has six legs, the front is very thin, and there are small spines, and the back is very long, probably used to dig the soil. In the hot summer, there is a ** family who always hides in the cracks of the stones and sings beautiful songs in the grass.

A cricket is a cricket, and a cricket is a cricket, but the name is different in different places.

Crickets are a general term for the class Insecta Orthoptera.

蟋蟀 (xī shuài) (gryllulus; gryllus) invertebrates, insecta, orthoptera, crickets. It is also known as promoting weaving, commonly known as crickets, night insects (because it chirps at night), general insects, autumn insects, fighting cocks, promoting weaving, tending to weaving, ground trumpets, stove chickens, Sun Wang, soil stinging, and "monk" is the name of the cricket before giving birth to wings.

The body color is mostly dark brown, and the body is mostly barrel-shaped, with thick hind legs and filamentous antennae longer than the body. There are two long tail filaments at the end of the abdomen, and if it is a female, there is also an oviposition tube longer than the tail filament, and there is another way to distinguish between male and female, the male with obvious concave and convex patterns on the wings, and the female with straight wing lines. Most peculiarly, his hearing device is on the forefoot segment.

Crickets are important agricultural pests in Northeast China, North China, the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and South China, destroying the roots, stems, leaves, fruits and seeds of various crops, and causing particularly serious damage to seedlings. In the south, 11 to 30 percent of peanut seedlings are damaged by crickets, and they also damage maize, jute, tobacco, cotton, soybeans and cassava, often resulting in seedling shortages and affecting harvests.