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Selected Graduate Courses
 
The Horticulture Graduate Program curriculum offers considerable flexibility in student course work.  This list is not inclusive as other courses are available in related disciplines, i.e. biochemistry, plant pathology, etc. Courses are chosen based on the student's research interest and desired specialization.

HRT 401  Physiology and Management of Herbaceous Plants
HRT 403  Storage and Handling of Horticultural Crops
HRT 404  Horticulture Management
HRT 407  Horticulture Marketing
 
PLB 414  Plant Physiology: Metabolism
PLB 415  Plant Physiology: Growth, Development, and the Environment
 
PLB 434  Plant Structure and Function

HRT 812 Laboratory Research Techniques
 

HRT 480  Woody Plant Physiology
HRT 853  Plant Mineral Nutrition
HRT 863  Environmental Plant Physiology
 
BMB 864  Plant Biochemistry

PLB/HRT  865  Plant Growth and Development

HRT 891  Special Topics:  Flowers and Flowering; 
Advanced Topics in Soil Nitrogen and Carbon;  Professional Development in Horticulture

HRT 894  Seminar

 

Courses offered in Plant Breeding and Genetics
 
HRT 821  Crop Evolution
HRT 822  Historical Geography of Crop Plants
HRT 827  Techniques in Cytogenetics
 
PLB/BMB  856  Plant Molecular Biology

CSS 941  Quantitative Genetics in Plant Breeding
 
Courses offered in Statistics
 
STT 814  Advanced Statistics for Biologists
 
HRT 870  Techniques of Analyzing Unbalanced Research Data
 
Additional graduate courses not offered in Horticulture

PLB 405 Plant Pathology
PLB 418  Plant Systematics
PLB 441  Plant Ecology

GEO 402  Agricultural Climatology

CSS 402  Principles of Weed Science
CSS 802  Weed Biology
CSS 805  Herbicide Action and Metabolism
CSS 440 Soil Biophysics
CSS 840 Soil Physics

ENT 404 Fundamentals of Entomology
ENT 848  Biological Control of Insects and Weeds

ESP 801  Physical, Chemical and Biological Processes of the Environment

NSC 830  Nature and Practice of Science
NSC 840  Writing in the Sciences
NSC 870  Teaching College Science
 

Additional graduate course offered in Landscape Architecture
 
HRT 816  Environmental Design Theory

 

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517-355-5191 x 1324
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517-353-0890
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Department of Horticulture
       Plant and Soil Sciences Building
       Michigan State University
       East Lansing, MI  48824-1325
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General Information:  hrtgrad@msu.edu




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  A222 Plant & Soil Sciences Building
  East Lansing, MI  48824-1325


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