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Introduction to diverse ecological research at UW-Madison, covering graduate school adaptation, professional development, and faculty research presentations.
General Botany introduces basic plant biology principles, focusing on evolutionary sequences and structure-function relationships across organizational levels.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of David Baum, Linda Graham: One review suggests the workload is light if you attend lectures, while another indicates quizzes are difficult despite reading the textbook.
BOTANY 240 explores the utility of plant parts to humans, the origins and human modification of domesticated plants, ecosystem services, and the importance of sustaining plant diversity.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Students must read multiple textbook chapters weekly and memorize content not covered in lectures, while facing tests written with little notice that can be highly variable in scope.
Introductory Ecology covers organism-environment relationships, population dynamics, community organization, and human-environment action programs.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Tony Ives: Tests carry the most weight, so students emphasize completing all extra credit to boost their final grade. Quizzes are short but tricky, requiring careful attention to lecture material and readings.