BIO 106 — Plants and Society (4) (3,2)
^ This course is an exploration of plants and their important connection to society. Primarily for non-majors, this course investigates how plants enrich our lives on a daily basis. Students will study the origin, diversity, growth/ husbandry, conservation, and ecological services of plants. This course focuses on ethnobotany; thus, students will learn how plants provide: medicine, spices, dyes, clothing, and food for human consumption. Hands-on laboratory and greenhouse activities will cultivate an appreciation for plants and build a foundation for life-long learning. Field trips may be required for this course. (1.1) Proficiency Credit Not Available Pass/No Credit Not Available.