Physiology of Plant Production
Physiology of Plant Production examines physiological processes in agricultural plant production, covering primary productivity, water relations, mineral nutrition, and temperature responses.
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Describe the role of plant physiology and how its adaptation and plasticity are important for plant production
Evaluate primary literature on the use of physiological concepts in issues related to agricultural production
Design experiments that test hypotheses related to the physiology of agricultural plants
Analyze the potential impacts of climatic changes on production systems based on limitations of plant physiology
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Examines the role of physiological processes in agricultural plant production, including the effects of primary productivity, water relations, mineral nutrition, and temperature responses. Plasticity and adaptation (through breeding) to different agricultural environments are studied.
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- Primary productivity, water relations, mineral nutrition, and temperature responses
- Plant plasticity and adaptation through breeding to agricultural environments
- Impacts of climatic changes on production systems
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- Evaluating primary literature on physiological concepts in agricultural production
- Designing experiments to test hypotheses about agricultural plant physiology
- Analyzing potential impacts of climatic changes on production systems
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