Lugger, Otto

Definition

Otto Lugger was a notable entomologist in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his contributions to the study of agricultural pests and beneficial insects.

Etymology

Named after the German-American entomologist Otto Lugger (1844–1901).

Example

Otto Lugger's extensive work on agricultural pests has provided a foundation for modern pest control techniques.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Agricultural entomology
• Pest control

Usage Notes

Otto Lugger's name is often cited in historical contexts within the field of entomology, particularly in discussions of early pest management studies.