energy and environmental courses
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H P A 440
PRINCIPLES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY Theory of epidemiology and significant case studies. Potential application to health care. Credits: (3) |
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HIST 428
THE DARWINIAN REVOLUTION The Origins And Implications Of Evolutionary Theory. Prerequisite: An Introductory Science Course And A History Course Credits: (3) |
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HIST 453
AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY The History Of The Ways Americans Have Used And Thought About The Environment Since 1500. Credits: (3) |
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HORT 315
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON HORTICULTURAL CROPS Horticultural plants respond to the environmental factors of light, temperature, water, and fertilizer both in controlled and field environments Credits: (3) |
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HORT 402W
PLANT NUTRITION Mineral nutrition of higher plants, including nutrient acquisition, transport, metabolism, and practical implications. Credits: (3) |
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HORT 420
PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS Plant growth regulators, their chemical and physical properties; general principles, practices, and applications in regulating plant growth and development Credits: (3) Course web site |
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HORT 440W
PLANT WATER RELATIONS Fundamentals of plant water relations including acquisition, transport, conservation, response to drought, measurement of water status, relationship to productivity, interaction with mineral nutrition, and use of equipment. Credits: (3) |
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HORT 445
PLANT ECOLOGY Advanced lectures on plant ecology which stress integration of physiological, population-level and community-level phenomena, and ecology in agriculture Credits: (3) |
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HORT 508
PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CARBON METABOLISM Light energy transduction and utilization in photosynthesis; photoinhibition and protective mechanisms; carbon fixation; regulation of assimilate metabolism and partitioning among cellular organelles, tissues, and organs. Credits: (2) |
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HORT 509
PLANT GROWTH RESPONSES Control of plant growth and development will be examined with emphasis on responses to external (environmental) and internal (hormonal) signals. Prerequisite: BIOL 441 Credits: (2) |
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HORT 511
PLANT MINERAL NUTRITION AND WATER RELATIONS Advanced aspects of water relations, membrane transport, and mineral nutrition in cultivated and wild plants with an in-depth consideration of current topics that illustrate broader themes, issues, and emergent methodologies. Credits: (2) |
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HORT 514
MODERN TECHNIQUES AND CONCEPTS IN PLANT ECOPHYSIOLOGY An intensive introduction to concepts of plant ecophysiology and modern techniques used in this field. Prerequisite: BIOL 220W Credits: (2) |
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HORT 517
ECOLOGY OF PLANT ROOTS Form and function of roots from an ecological perspective using examples from both wild and crop plants. Credits: (2) |
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HORT 520
ADVANCED PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS Advanced topics in plant growth regulators, their chemical and physical properties; physiological, biochemical and molecular regulation of plant growth and development. Credits: (2) |