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Science et changements planétaires / Sécheresse. Volume 7, Number 2, 87-90, Juin 1996, Étude de cas

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Author(s) : David M. Hunter

Summary : Plagues of the Australian plague locust follow a sequence of rainfall events in the arid interior of Australia that allow three to four generations of breading in a year. Of the twelve plagues that occurred between 1930 en 1990, only four followed dry period long enough to cause significant locust mortality.

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