BOT 325

*INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN PLANTS AND HUMANITY

Oregon State University-Cascades Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The unique attributes of plants--including aspects of their biochemistry, growth, structure, and physiology--have influenced all aspects of life on earth, from biogeochemical cycles to the rise and expansion of human civilizations. Plants are sources of medicines, stimulants, hallucinogens, fibers and woods, resins and latex, oils and waxes; plants have inspired technological innovation, exploration, and exploitation of people and the environment. Critically examines the intersections of plants with society and technology by exploring the roles plants have played in both historical and modern contexts.

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Class #oregon_cascades_campus-1192Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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