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TEMPE - July 30, 2015 - ASU News - Arianne Cease Locust Lab - Research professor, and neural physiologist Stephen Rogers watches the movement of an Australian Plague Locust in a test - does the bug move toward a group of locusts or away? The decision will indicate if it is prone to creating a larger swarm of the devastating critters, or if it moves toward solitude, therefore being benign. Dr. Arianne Cease’s lab focuses on understanding how human-plant-insect interactions affect the sustainability of agricultural systems around the world. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU News

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TEMPE - July 30, 2015 - ASU News - Arianne Cease Locust Lab - Research professor, and neural physiologist Stephen Rogers watches the movement of an Australian Plague Locust in a test - does the bug move toward a group of locusts or away? The decision will indicate if it is prone to creating a larger swarm of the devastating critters, or if it moves toward solitude, therefore being benign. Dr. Arianne Cease’s lab focuses on understanding how human-plant-insect interactions affect the sustainability of agricultural systems around the world. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU News