Saunders, William

Definition

William Saunders (1822–1900) was a Canadian entomologist and botanist known for his work in the classification of insects and as the founder of the Entomological Society of Canada.

Etymology

Derived from the personal name 'William' and the surname 'Saunders'.

Example

William Saunders significantly contributed to the field of entomology by publishing numerous works on insect classification and establishing the Entomological Society of Canada.

Related Terms

• Entomological Society of Canada
• Entomology
• Taxonomy

Usage Notes

William Saunders was also an early advocate of integrated pest management and played a crucial role in agricultural research in Canada.