In this upper division writing intensive laboratory course, you will use a variety of biological techniques to study plant structure and anatomy, plant physiology, and plant growth. This includes topics related to how changes in the environment shape plant physiology and growth and the mechanisms plants use to respond to these changes. We will explore the diversity in plant morphology and function as it relates to interactions with the environment. The data from lab experiments will be used to test hypotheses using statistical tests. You will gain skills in data analysis and data visualization. Throughout the course, you will be immersed in the scientific process, reading and researching scientific literature, synthesizing information, and communicating your own findings through scientific writing.
prereq: [BIOL 1002 or 1009 or 2003 or equiv]
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