Swezey, Otto Herman

Definition

An American entomologist known for his extensive work on the biology and control of insect pests, particularly in Hawaii.

Etymology

The surname 'Swezey' is of English origin, and 'Otto' is derived from the Germanic name 'Odo,' meaning 'wealth' or 'fortune.'

Example

Otto Herman Swezey made significant contributions to the study of lepidopteran pests in Hawaiian agriculture.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Insect pests
• Hawaii

Usage Notes

Otto Herman Swezey is often cited in studies related to agricultural entomology and pest control in the context of Hawaiian ecosystems.