Howard, Leland Ossian

Definition

American entomologist (1857–1950) who made significant contributions to the study of insect pests and their control, including pioneering work in biological control and the use of natural enemies to manage insect populations.

Etymology

Named after Leland Ossian Howard, who was a prominent figure in entomology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Example

Leland Ossian Howard's work on the biological control of agricultural pests has had a lasting impact on pest management strategies.

Related Terms

• Biological control
• Insect pests
• Entomology

Usage Notes

Leland Ossian Howard's contributions are particularly notable in the context of applied entomology and pest management.