Unit

School Of Science

Plant-Climate Interactions in Controlled EnvironmentsWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 301357.1

Discipline: HORTICULTURE

Student Contribution Band: 1

Level: 7

Credit Points: 10

Assumed Knowledge
Students entering this unit should have knowledge of one of the following subject areas: horticultural production systems; environmental sustainability analytics; computing and technological applications; marketing principles and business management.


About this Unit
This unit aims to provide knowledge of relationships between plant growth, controlled environment and crop physiological aspects relevant to protected crop production. The unit will provide students with relevant knowledge to explain and develop concepts that are key to understanding various areas of environmental plant physiology. The unit will also stimulate students to conceptualise interactions between the physical environment and plant functioning. The unit will compare the important parameters and concepts (e.g. plant growth, plant and fruit development, light interception, light use efficiency, biomass partitioning, and water use efficiency) in horticultural crop growth in the controlled systems.


Courses
3749.2Master of ScienceCURRENT
3772.1Graduate Diploma in Protected CroppingCURRENT
3773.1Graduate Certificate in Protected CroppingCURRENT
3776.1Graduate Certificate in Science (Exit only)CURRENT
3777.1Graduate Diploma in Science (Exit only)CURRENT


Specialisations

ST3078.1Greenhouse HorticultureCURRENT




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