“Insects & Human Society” was transferred from
Plant, Soil & Insect Sciences over to the Natural Resource Conservation
program and is now listed as NRC 126. This spring, it is being offered TuTh
11:15 with instructor Roy VanDriesche. There's LOTS of space available!
Here's the Course Description:
Survey with emphasis on the
successful design of insects and their innovative features. Aspects of insect
biology, including communication, defense, feeding, and mating behaviors.
Social behavior with a focus on termite, ant, and honey bee societies.
Beneficial uses of insects such as silk and pollination, and negative
interactions with humans, including disease vectors, parasites, and crop pests.
(Gen.Ed. BS) Formerly PLSOILIN 126.
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