Economic Botany examines the economic importance of plants and their products. Students will study a wide range of plants that are essential to human life, including food crops, medicinal herbs, fiber plants, and timber. The course covers the cultivation, processing, and commercial use of these plants, as well as their role in different cultures and economies. Case studies and field visits to farms, botanical gardens, and industries will provide real-world insights into the economic value of plants.
Economic Botany
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