BIOL 3650 - Plant Biology

4 Credit(s)

Offered: every other year

Plant Biology is a course designed for students interested in expanding their knowledge of plant biology and plant physiology. The course examines plant evolution and diversity as well as the cellular and biochemical characteristics of plants. This course focuses on the physiology, ecology, and molecular biology of plants including leaf and root physiology, reproduction, and stress responses. Consideration will be given to the importance of plants in environmental studies, the biotech industry, and human culture. In laboratory experiments, students will use plants to investigate molecular, physiological, and ecological questions. This is a Biology capstone course.

Prerequisite(s): BIOL 2300 and BIOL 2800 or permission of the instructor

Meets General Education Requirement(s): IHIP