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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Science : Botany

Faculty of Science

Botany

Subjects in second and third year aim to give a lively and modern introduction to the principles of plant biology. Subjects in second year cover plant cell biology, ecology, physiology, systematics and evolution.

In third year, more specialised topics are introduced, such as ecosystem dynamics, marine algae, plant biotechnology, mycology and pathology, evolution and biology of the Australian flora. In a fourth, Honours, year students undertake a major research project.

Students planning to major in Botany may specialise in a number of areas including:

  1. Plant diversity, systematics and evolution

  2. Cell biology including biotechnology and plant reproductive biology

  3. Ecology

  4. Marine botany and algology

  5. Plant diseases and mycology

  6. Plant physiology


    Suggested subjects


    100-Level Subjects

    Suggested subjects for those majoring in the biological area:


    200-Level Subjects

    Recommended teaching subjects:

    Course A

    Course B

    Course C

    Course D

    Course E

    Course F


    300-Level Subjects

    Recommended teaching subjects:

    Course A

    Course B

    Course C

    Course D

    Course E

    Course F


    Bachelor of Science (Honours)

    Please refer to Bachelor of Science (Honours) and Bachelor of Information Systems (Honours)

    Botany Subject Descriptions

    606-201 Plant Structure and Physiology
    606-202 Plant Diversity and Systematics
    606-204 Plant Ecology
    606-205 Cell Biology I. Cells and Organelles
    606-215 Cell Biology I. Cells and Organelles (Lectures Only)
    606-206 Cell Biology II. Cellular Interactions
    606-216 Cell Biology II. Cellular Interactions (Lectures Only)
    606-207 Flora of Victoria
    606-301 Community and Ecosystem Ecology
    606-311 Community and Ecosystem Ecology B (Lectures Only)
    606-302 Marine Botany
    606-303 Botany Systematics and Evolution
    606-304 Environmental Plant Physiology
    606-305 Plant Reproduction and Development
    606-306 Plant Cell Biology and Biotechnology
    606-307 Fungi and Plant Diseases
    606-308 Cell Biology of Protists
    606-309 Cell Biology III: Frontiers of Cell Biology
    606-310 Field Botany
    606-312 Advanced Research Project (Botany)
    606-313 Origin and Early Evolution of Cells


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