Overview
In this introductory topic, you will learn about the origin, diversity, structure, and internal processes of plants and how plants form the basis of ecosystems and human societies. You will gain an appreciation of the critical role the plants have in supporting life on earth and to human societies and … For more content click the Read More button below.
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Aims
This topic will provide a platform to understand the foundations of plant science. Students will learn about a range of plant biological patterns and processes through the lenses of physiology, cell biology, genetics and ecology. They will be provided an appreciation of the evolutionary history of plants and their varied uses and threats in modern society.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Develop generic scientific skills of problem solving, critical thinking, and writing
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Develop a sound knowledge of fundamental plant science concepts
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Become aware of the roles, issues, and opportunities that plants have in society
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