Mechanisms of Plant Adaptation

Biology 304

Usual Description

This course focuses on cellular and molecular mechanisms that affect plants’ ability to succeed in natural and agricultural populations. Topics will include central issues of plant physiology such as control of flowering, and nitrogen use, which have implications for agriculture, as well other issues of ecological significance such as natural defenses against plant pathogens, response to stresses such as cold and salinity, and mechanisms of light perception. Creation of transgenic plants for use in agriculture and research will be discussed.

Course Listings

These are all of the listings of this course recorded in the Oberlin course catalog since the fall of 2007.

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Biology 304 Taught by Marta Laskowski
Biology 304 Taught by Marta Laskowski
Biology 304 Taught by Marta Laskowski
Biology 304 Taught by Marta Laskowski
Biology 304 Taught by Marta Laskowski

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