Glover, Townend

Definition

A recognized pioneer in the field of economic entomology who conducted extensive work on pest management in agriculture during the late 19th century.

Etymology

Derived from the name of the American entomologist, Charles Valentine Riley, who named his work in honor of Townend Glover.

Example

Townend Glover's work laid the foundation for modern pest control methods and economic entomology.

Related Terms

• Economic entomology
• Pest management
• Agricultural entomology
• Charles Valentine Riley

Usage Notes

Glover is often cited in historical contexts related to the development of strategies for controlling insect pests in crops.