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A study of current research on hypertension, prevention, control, and education. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the various types of hypertension, recording methodologies, physiological processes, genetic and racial influences, pathophysiology and etiologic processes.
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An advanced study of the morphological and physiological characteristics of organisms that live in the vectors of these organisms.
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1.00 Credits
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Advanced study of metabolism, mineral nutrition, absorption and translocation, respiration, photosynthesis, transpiration, transpiration, plant hormones, flower parts, growth and reproduction in plants. Students will also learn about planting seeds, seed maturation, seed germination, seed storage, relation between seed and quality crop production in the field; study of fruits and seed and fruit dispersals. Pre-requisite: BI 124 or BI 324, CH 122. This course is specifically designed to meet the needs of agricultural and other related science majors.
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An advanced study of selected diseases of important field and garden crops. Students study in detail representative plant diseases commonly observed on field crops, garden crops, fruit and vegetable crops caused by different pathogens, disease development, epidemiology and control of diseases. Pre-requisite: BI 124.
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This course deals with fungi from a cultural, ecological, phylotype, and phylogenetic perspective. It will involve the taxonomy, habitat, structure, physiology, and adaptation of fungi.
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This course follows important discoveries and other landmark issues in the biological sciences from an historical perspective. It follows the contributions of various scientists to the field and discusses the significance of their work.
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A study dealing with the classification and natural history of fishes. Emphasis on food, game, and forage fishes.
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