BIOL 211 — Botany I

4 credits · 4 hours

A general botany course covering plant evolutionary history, form, structure, and physiology. Lectures focus on plant diversity through time and general knowledge of plant function with emphasis placed on North Dakota plants. Labs emphasize cells, tissues, phyla, physiology of plants, and classification.

Part of

• Liberal Arts (AS)
• Liberal Arts (AA)
• Liberal Arts (Accounting)
• North Dakota University System GERTA
• General Education Requirements - Associate of Science (AS) and Associate of Arts (AA)
• General Education - AAS Degree
• Agriculture Management & Technology AAS
• Liberal Arts (Agriculture)
• Liberal Arts (Biology)
• Liberal Arts (Business Administration)
• Liberal Arts (Business Education)
• Liberal Arts (Computer Information Systems)
• Liberal Arts (Early Childhood Education)
• Liberal Arts (Economics)
• Liberal Arts (Elementary Education)
• Liberal Arts (English)
• Liberal Arts (Finance)
• Liberal Arts (History)
• Liberal Arts (Marketing & Management)
• Liberal Arts (Mathematics)
• Liberal Arts (Physical Education)
• Liberal Arts (Psychology)
• Liberal Arts (Secondary Education)
• Liberal Arts (Social Science)
• Liberal Arts (Special Education)
• Liberal Arts (Wildlife Management)
• Horticulture AAS
• Advertising and Marketing AAS
• Small Business Management AAS
• Information Technology – Webmaster AAS
• Paraprofessional Education Early Childhood AAS
• Paraprofessional Education K-12 AAS
• Natural Resource Management AAS
• Urban Forest Management AAS
• Wildlife and Fisheries Technology AAS
• Photography AAS
• Technical Studies AAS

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