NWTC logo

Plant Science

Credits: 3
Course Number: 10-093-352

Home » Academics And Training » Courses » Plant Science

Course Description

10-093-352 PLANT SCIENCE...understanding basic genetic principles and the use of genetically modified organisms in today's agriculture is critical for successfully implementing an agronomic plan. Students will be able to evaluate crop genetics from several crops for yield, disease resistance, insect resistance, herbicide tolerance, drought tolerance and feed quality. (Prerequisite: 10-090-301, Intro to Agronomy)

Course Typically Offered

  • Spring

Most NWTC classes are offered in 8-week sessions. Learn more about how our class schedule can help you succeed.

What will I learn?

  1. Describe the changes occurring in the field of plant science due to emerging technology
  2. Identify, classify, and describe plant species
  3. Pollinate plants
  4. Propagate plants asexually
  5. Germinate seeds
  6. Analyze plant emergence
  7. Explain nutrient and water movement in plants
  8. Describe the factors that affect plant growth
  9. Describe how environmental factors impact photosynthesis
  10. Describe the environmental factors that affect plant respiration
  11. Explain how environmental factors affect transpiration in plants
  12. Identify common agronomic crops of economic importance to Wisconsin
  13. Identify common weed seeds and plants
  14. Characterize the various vegetative growth stages of crops
Filter by
Clear

0 classes found

No classes available

Registration is not currently available for this course. Learn more about registration dates and how to register.

Return to search
Loading