About PBIO 2084 A
An introduction to the discipline of ethnobotany, which is an interdisciplinary field that incorporates elements of plant sciences, social sciences, ecology and environmental studies, and chemistry, among others. Focus on the interactions between plants and humans. Students will work to develop an ethnobotanical perspective, incorporating both Western and non-Western epistemological systems to critically engage with the subject matter of the course. Prerequisites: BCOR 1450, BIOL 1450, BCOR 1425, PBIO 1040, PBIO 1060, or ANTH 1100.
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Prereqs enforced by the system: BCOR 1450 or BIOL 1450 or BCOR 1425 or PBIO 1040 or PBIO 1060 or ANTH 1100; Hybrid, Synchronous lectures on Fridays via teams Open to degree and PACE students
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