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Edward Oliver Essig

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Edward Oliver Essig's Degrees

Bachelors Entomology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Entomology University of California, Berkeley
PhD Entomology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Oliver Essig was an American entomologist who specialized in the Hemiptera. Essig was a professor at the University of California, Berkeley. He wrote Injurious and Beneficial Insects of California , Insects of Western North America , A History of Entomology , College Entomology and several hundred scientific works on Hemiptera.The Essig Museum of Entomology at UC Berkeley is named for him. He was also interested in horticulture and wrote A check-list of Fuchsias. American Fuchsia Society .

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Edward Oliver Essig's Published Works

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Insects of western North America. (156)
Insects and arachnids from Canadian amber. (1937) (62)
A history of entomology (1931) (61)
Insects and Mites of western North America. (1958) (47)
The alfalfa weevil. (1933) (28)
Some Japanese Aphididae (24)
The Tomato and Laurel Psyllids (1917) (19)
A Report on the Penetration of Packaging Materials by Insects (1943) (16)
Aphids feeding on celery in California (1938) (15)
Some new and noteworthy Aphidae from western and southern South America (Hemiptera-Homoptera) (1953) (14)
The Value of Insects to the California Indians (1934) (14)
The European Earwig, Forficula Auricularia Linn. (1918) (12)
The most important species of aphids attacking cruciferous crops in California (1948) (12)
Aphids in relation to quick decline tristeza of citrus. (1949) (11)
Mounting Aphids and other small insects on microscopic elides (1948) (10)
A Sketch History of Entomology (1936) (8)
Woolly Apple Aphid Infesting Apple Cores (1942) (7)
PLANT QUARANTINE. (6)
Origin of the Bean Weevil,Mylabris Obtectus (Say) (1929) (6)
Aphids feeding on violaceous plants in California (1947) (6)
A new genus and species of Aphididae on aloe (Homoptera) (1950) (6)
The pear thrips (6)
The Russian Settlement at Ross (1933) (6)
Some new and noteworthy Aphidae from western and southern South America lHemiptera-Homopterar (1953) (5)
A new aphid on guayule and notes on other species of Cerosipha (1944) (5)
California Aphididae. New cloudy-veined species (1936) (5)
Injurious and beneficial insects of California. / By E. O. Essig. (5)
New Species of the Genus Amphorophora (Hemiptera: Aphididae) (1942) (4)
A Modern Gnat Trap (1930) (3)
The Californialaurel borer, Rosalia funebris Mots. (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) (1943) (3)
Business Session (1937) (3)
The Dried-Fruit Beetle (1915) (3)
Report on Alfalfa Weevil Investigation In California (1934) (3)
The Ruppia Balls of Little Borax Lake (1948) (3)
Two Rare and Closely Related Aphids from Australia and China (Hemiptera, Aphididae) (1951) (3)
College entomology / E.O. Essig (1942) (3)
A new Aphid of the genus Mindarus from white fir in British Columbia (Homoptera, Aphididae) (1939) (3)
A new genus and species of Aphidae on Scotch broom in Oregon Homoptera (1952) (3)
A Progress Report on the Behavior of the Alfalfa Weevil in Middle California, 1935 (1934) (2)
A SMALL INSECT WHICH STINGS SEVERELY. (1932) (2)
New California Aphididae (1936) (2)
Insects in Relation to Weed Control (1948) (2)
NOMENCLATURE OF THE VEGETABLE WEEVIL. (1933) (2)
A new species of Cyrus from Humboldt County, Cali-rnia (Homoptera, Aphididae) (1941) (2)
The Aphid Genus Periphyllus. A systematic, biological, & ecological Study. (1952) (2)
The aloe Aphid, Aloephagus myersi Essig (Homoptera) (1952) (2)
Some South American Aphids from Paraguay (Homoptera: Aphidae) (1956) (2)
Man's six-legged competitors. (1949) (2)
The Chrysanthemum Gall-Fly, Diarthronomyia Hypogæa (F. Löw) (1916) (2)
A remarkable new Aphid from Israel (1953) (1)
Insects and Agriculture (1933) (1)
Needed Changes in Teaching Entomology (1944) (1)
A Coccid-Feeding Moth (1916) (1)
Man's Influence on Insects (1929) (1)
Mediterranean Flour Moth breeding in Comb of Honeybee. (1940) (1)
Itinerary of Lord Valsingham in California and Oregon, 871-1872 (1941) (1)
Two Little Known Scale Insects (1941) (1)
Some Experiments on the Control of the Codling Moth in Australia (1929) (1)
THE STINGING EPYRIS. (1932) (1)
Fifty Years of Entomological Progress, Part IV, 1919 to 1929 (1940) (1)
Ridding the garden of common pests (1948) (0)
The Madrona aphis (0)
Alonzo William Lopez (1933) (0)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AN ELECTRICAL REMEDY FOR TREE BORERS (0)
Amphipod in City Water System [Corophium spinicorne] (0)
CHARLES WILLIAM WOODWORTH. (1940) (0)
PACIFIC SLOPE BRANCH, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS. (1923) (0)
The Control of the Pernicious or San José Scale (1913) (0)
The Cork Oak Cynipid in California (1943) (0)
The Golden Codling Moth ; a second Note. (1940) (0)
Descriptions of new species of Cinara from western United States (Aphidae) (1953) (0)
RECONDITIONING APHIDS FOR STUDY. (1936) (0)
Some Highlights In The History of The Development of Entomology in California (1927) (0)
Control of the brown apricot scale and the Italian pear scale on deciduous fruit trees (0)
Insect Surveys in Relation to Quarantine and Control of Insect Pests (1948) (0)
Nitidulid Beetle reared from Orange. (0)
Four new species of Cinara (Aphidae) (1953) (0)
Ralph Henry Smith, 1888-1945 (1945) (0)
President Essig Announces New Committees (1944) (0)
The Grape Scale in California. (0)
An All Out Entomological Program: Presidential Address Fifty-Sixth Annual Meeting, American Association of Economic Entomologists (1945) (0)
Shinkai Inokichi Kuwana1 (1933) (0)
Important Dried Fruit Insects in California. (0)
Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell (1948) (0)
A Change in the Nomenclature of Carrot and Celery Aphids (1952) (0)
Warren Thompson Clarke (1929) (0)
The Original Description of Dialeurodes Citri (Ashmead) (1932) (0)
Abstracting Entomological Articles and Publications (1947) (0)
A Synonym of Cerosipha subterranea (Mason) (1945) (0)
Current entomology research: Continuous study aims at liscovery and control of all insects and mites harmful to agriculture in California (1951) (0)
PACIFIC SLOPE BRANCH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS. (1916) (0)
A Seed-infesting Psoeid new to North America. (1940) (0)
The Argentine Ant Builds Earthen Protections For Mealy Bugs (1921) (0)
A new Aphid on lettuce (Homoptera) (1949) (0)
Bibliography of Entomological Publications of Charles William Woodworth (1941) (0)
The Significance of Taxonomy in the General Field of Economic Entomology (1942) (0)
THE SAN DIEGO MEETING OF THE PACIFIC DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. (0)
Farm Machinery in Relation to Insect Pest Control (1933) (0)
Pacific Slope Branch, American Association of Economic Entomologists (1916) (0)

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University of California, Berkeley