BIOL 311 Plant Physiology
This course covers plant physiology across the range of organisms studied by botanists, including plants, algae, and photosynthetic bacteria, including the structural and biochemical features that are characteristic of the different taxonomic groups and how these features affect the distribution and abundance of the organisms. The content and methods of current research in plant physiology are emphasized. Lab activities include laboratory and field investigations. Intended for biology majors.
First day attendance is mandatory.Note: Enrollment limited to Biology, Environmental Science and Life Science Teaching majors only, except by instructor permission.
Prerequisites
- MATH 115: College Algebra and BIOL 111: General Biology I and CHEM 111: General Chemistry I and CHEM 112: General Chemistry II and BIOL 112: General Biology II
- or MATH 120: Precalculus and BIOL 111: General Biology I and BIOL 112: General Biology II and CHEM 111: General Chemistry I and CHEM 112: General Chemistry II
Special information
5 Undergraduate credits
Effective January 28, 2004 to present
Meets graduation requirements for
Learning outcomes
General
- Apply this experience with research methods in plant physiology at the level necessary for success in senior undergraduate research.
- Demonstrate quantitative reasoning skills and competency with arithmetic, algebra, and statistics at a level appropriate for graduates of a bachelor's degree program in biology.
- Design, propose, conduct, interpret, and present the results of an independent laboratory or field experiment in this subject area.
- Explain and apply scientific knowledge in plant physiology, both theoretical and experimental, at the upper division level.
- Read and interpret primary scientific literature in plant physiology.
- Recall, explain and apply the concepts, knowledge and vocabulary of plant physiology at the level necessary for success in graduate study in this field.
Spring 2022
| Section | Title | Instructor | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Plant Physiology | Bush Tripp, Susan Mary | Books | Course details |