As a child growing up in Baltimore, Md., Gail Langellotto always was interested in science. When she took a part-time job in undergrad with an entomologist, her love for insects was sparked. She liked that insects offered her an opportunity to study science outside, and due to demand in the field, she began to study insect pests.
Now, a professor of horticulture at Oregon State University and the state coordinator at the OSU Extension Master…
