College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Department of Horticulture

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  Department of Horticulture

  Who will develop the science, technology and business to cultivate plants for human and environmental health? Spartans in the Department of Horticulture Will.

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  HRT 251: Organic Farming Principles and Practices

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• PLB 843: Forum in Computational and Plant Sciences

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• HRT 860: Scientific Writing: Workshop

  A 1-credit course offered every Spring Semester as a small group workshop to improve graduate level scientific writing.

• NSC 820: Laboratory- Scanning Electron Microscopy and Energy Dispersive X-ray Microanalysis

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• CSS 350: Introduction to Plant Genetics

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• BMB 866: Molecular Plant Physiology

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• BE 481: Water Resources Systems Analysis

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• PLB 434: Plant Structure & Function

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• CSS 941: Quantitative Genetics in Plant Breeding

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• HRT 494: Horticulture Career Development II

  Development of professional aptitudes, including critical communication skills (writing/oral), resume/curriculum vitae, letters of application, presentation, interpersonal, and other valuable ‘soft’ skills

• LA 817: Environmental Design Studio

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• HRT 820: Plant Reproductive Biology and Polyploidy

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• CSS 424: Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems: Integration and Synthesis

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• HRT 213L: Landscape Maintenance Field Lab

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• HRT 892: Plant Breeding and Genetics Seminar

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• PLP 847: Advanced Mycology

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• ENT 404: Fundamentals of Entomology

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• LA 816: Environmental Design Theory

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• FSC 482: Science and Technology of Wine Production

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• HRT 362: Applied Crop Improvement

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