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Contributions
of biology to understanding ourselves and our world. Development,
nature and human implications of cell theory, heredity, the modern synthetic
theory of evolution, population dynamics, ecology and environmental problems.
Typically taught each fall and spring by various professors |
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Cellular organization,
metabolism, genetics, reproduction, development, photosynthesis, physiology
and evolution of plants
3 hours lecture, 1 laboratory per week Taught in the Spring and Fall Prerequisites Bio 120 and concurrent enrollment in Chem 121b and 125b |
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Topics include
photosynthesis, mineral nutrition, water as related to plants, growth and
movement of plants
2 parts lecture and 2 parts laboratory per week To be taught Fall 1999 Prerequisites Bio 120, 121 |
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Environmental
effects on plant growth, reproduction and distribution. Adaptive
responses to environmental stresses examined and measured
2 parts lecture, 1 part laboratory Taught every summer Prerequisites Bio 120, 121 |
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