Burgess, Albert Franklin
- Pronunciation
- /BUR-jess, AHL-bert FRANK-lin/
- Category
- Biographical
- Singular
- Burgess, Albert Franklin
- Plural
- Burgess, Albert Franklin
Definition
Albert Franklin Burgess (1873-1967) was an American entomologist renowned for his work in economic entomology, particularly for his research and methods to combat the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) infestation in the United States.
Etymology
Proper noun, named after Albert Franklin Burgess, the person.
Example
Albert Franklin Burgess made significant contributions to controlling the gypsy moth populations in North America.
Related Terms
- Gypsy moth
- Economic entomology
- Pest control
Usage Notes
Albert Franklin Burgess is often cited in the context of early 20th-century pest control efforts and advances in economic entomology in the United States.