World Vegetable Crops
Overview of the importance of fresh and processed vegetables worldwide, covering origin, history, classification, culture, marketing, physiology, genetics, handling, quality, and significance in world cultures and diets.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Integrate and apply knowledge of vegetable plants to worldwide consumption and production of vegetable crops
Discuss the diversity of vegetable plants consumed around the world with particular attention to how vegetable plant families are used in different world regions
Explain how the biological aspects of vegetable plants, including their physiology and genetics, dictate how these crops will be produced in different world regions
Describe the nutritional profile, culinary characteristics, and important metabolites that are found in vegetable plants for defensive and attractant purposes
Source: UW Guide
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Prerequisites
Course mapHORT 120, AGRONOMY 100,PLANTSCI 110,BOTANY/BIOLOGY 130,ZOOLOGY/BIOLOGY/BOTANY 151, or BIOCORE 381
- HORT 120
- AGRONOMY 100
- PLANTSCI 110
- BIOLOGY/BOTANY 130
- BIOLOGY/BOTANY/ZOOLOGY 151
- BIOCORE 381
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- HORT 120
- AGRONOMY 100
- PLANTSCI 110
- BIOLOGY/BOTANY 130
- BIOLOGY/BOTANY/ZOOLOGY 151
- BIOCORE 381
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An overview of the importance of fresh and processed vegetables worldwide. Vegetable origin, history, classification, culture, marketing, physiology, genetics, handling, quality, significance in world cultures and diets.
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Topics
- Vegetable origin, history, classification, and culture.
- Vegetable physiology, genetics, handling, and quality.
- Importance of fresh and processed vegetables worldwide.
- Diversity of vegetable plants and their use in different world regions.
Skills
- Integrate and apply knowledge of vegetable plants to worldwide consumption and production.
- Explain how vegetable plant physiology and genetics dictate crop production in different world regions.
- Describe nutritional profiles, culinary characteristics, and defensive/attractant metabolites in vegetable plants.
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