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BIOL 3225

Plants in the Human Landscape

3 credits · Undergraduate

The use of plants for human recreation and aesthetic purposes in gardens, public parks, suburban and urban landscapes. Topics include: history of gardens, garden design, plant materials, edible landscaping, plants and human health. The course includes field trips and group work and students complete a design project. PREREQUISITES: BIOL 1010.03 or BIOL 1020.03 (C+ or better) and BIOL 1011.03 or BIOL 1021.03 (C+ or better); or SCIE 1505.18 (C+ or better) or PLAN 2001.03 (C+ or better) or instructor permission CROSSLISTED: ENVS 3225, PLAN 3225 FORMATS: Lecture | Tutorial

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