• Courses
  • ENV S
  • ENV S 193EB

    • Ethnobotany and Economic Botany: Human Uses of Plant . ENV S 193EB

    Course explores the human uses of plants for food, fiber, medicine, and spirituality among the World's cultures. Ethnobotany draws from among several disciplines, including botany, anthropology, ecology, geography, and chemistry. Areas of investigation include the Neolithic revolution, plant domestication, medicinal and psychotropic plants, shamanism, paleoethnobotany, extinction in the Anthropocene, ethnolinguistics, bioprospecting, and methods of traditional and modern agriculture. We examine the ethnobotany of cultures in coastal California and the Amazon Basin.

    + Add to schedule
    Prerequisites: Upper-division standing.

    4

    Units

    Optional

    Grading

    1

    Passtime

    Upper division only

    Level Limit

    Letters and science

    College
    These majors only envst
    Instructors
    WAHLERT G A
    No info found

    Lecture

    ELLSN2617
    T R
    12:30 PM - 13:45 PM
    0 / 60
    Enrollment Trends
    Grading Trends (5)
    See All
    ENV S 193EB Wahlert G A Winter 2023 Total: 48
    ENV S 193EB Wahlert G A Spring 2021 Total: 28
    You Might Also Like
    ENV S 191
    0 / 35 Enrolled
    Nature and Science Education Practicum
    Shackley M J
    T R
    11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
    93.4% A
    ENV S 192
    0 / 1 Enrolled
    Internships In Environmental Studies
    T B A
    95.6% A
    ENV S 193RU
    0 / 40 Enrolled
    Environmental Implications of Rural-Urban Transitions
    T B A
    T R
    14:00 PM - 15:15 PM
    ENV S 193GW
    0 / 40 Enrolled
    Groundwater Analyses and the Environment
    Thacker R E
    T R
    15:30 PM - 16:45 PM
    ENV S 194EB
    0 / 10 Closed
    Ecology of Biological Control
    Dudley T L
    ENV S 195B
    0 / 25 Enrolled
    Environmental Leadership Incubator Project
    Zollett E
    96.0% A
    What classes should I take?
    Recommend Classes
    What classes should I take
    What classes should I take