Do you have a desire to be closer to nature? Take a botany class and gain a deeper understanding of how plants connect us to the natural world. Botanical studies explore all aspects of plant growth and development, plant communities, and the role of plants in ecosystems. At the everyday level, botany can be your gateway to herbal healing, foraging for wild edibles, cross-cultural understanding, or just a deeper appreciation of nature's seasonal beauty.
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This
class
will
take
place
online.
Registered
students
will
receive
login
instructions.
Trees
may
appear
to
be
strong
and
silent,
but
they
can
"talk"—to
one
another,
to
other
plants,
and
to
animals
and
insects.
Discover
how
trees
more...
For
centuries,
traditional
peoples
across
the
Middle
East,
the
Mediterranean,
and
the
tropics
have
used
resins
from
plants
from
the
Burseraceae
family—for
illumination,
rituals,
fragrance,
medicine,
and
even
stimulating
camel
milk
production.
Douglas
Daly,
NYBG
B.
A.
Krukoff
Curator
of
more...
This
class
will
take
place
online.
Registered
students
will
receive
login
instructions. Botanical
Latin
is
essential
for
anyone
with
a
serious
interest
in
identifying
plants.
But,
contrary
to
popular
belief,
mastering
Latin
plant
names
need
not
be
intimidating
more...
Learn
to
recognize
the
characteristics
of
native
and
common
woody
and
herbaceous
plants
in
the
winter.
While
in
their
dormant,
leafless
state,
trees
and
shrubs
can
beidentified
by
bud
types,
leaf
scars,
fruit
remnants,
and
other
distinguishing
marks.
Specimens
examined
more...
This
class
will
take
place
online.
Registered
students
will
receive
login
instructions. Are
you
a
plant-lover
eager
to
up
your
game
and
start
distinguishing
one
species
from
another?
Then
this
is
the
class
for
you!
Using
commonly
known
more...
From
the
field
to
the
folder,
this
course
covers
the
essentials
of
making
museum-
quality
preserved
plant
specimens
suitable
for
research,
education,
and
decoration.
Learn
techniques
and
skills
for
collecting
and
preserving
plants
of
your
interest,
wild
or
cultivated.
Build
more...
This
class
will
take
place
online.
Registered
students
will
receive
login
instructions.
Trees
may
appear
to
be
strong
and
silent,
but
they
can
"talk"—to
one
another,
to
other
plants,
and
to
animals
and
insects.
Discover
how
trees
more...
This
class
will
take
place
online.
Registered
students
will
receive
login
instructions. Get
a
solid
grounding
in
the
basic
plant
body,
from
the
cell
to
the
roots,
stems,
leaves,
flowers,
and
fruits.
We
will
discuss
the
base-level
chemistry
more...
The
role
of
plant
hormones
in
growth
and
development
is
discussed
as
well
as
plant
movement,
water
transport
through
the
plant
body,
and
plant
metabolism,
including
photosynthesis
and
respiration
(anaerobic
and
aerobic).
All
the
basic
chemistry
needed
to
understand
plant
more...
Rock
pimples,
fog
fingers,
old
man's
beard—
their
common
names
are
amusing,
but
lichens
are
among
Earth's
most
amazing
and
oldest
living
things,
and
display
incredibly
beautiful
colors
and
shapes.
They
grow
on
bark,
rock,
and
barren
soil,
and
thrive
more...
Even
after
many
plants
have
begun
their
long
winter's
sleep,
fungi
are
still
very
active.
For
some
species
like
Velvet
Foot
and
Turkey
Tail,
winter
is
high
time!
Enoki
and
Oyster
Mushrooms
can
be
found
in
our
forests
and
parks.
more...
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