Biology 336
Systematic Botany
Welcome to the home of Systematic Botany, Biology 336,
at the University of North Dakota. The class is designed to help
you understand how a plant systematist does his or her job. The
lecture portion of the class will concentrate on the more theoretical
aspects of plant systematics. We will talk about species concept,
taxonomy, nomenclature, phylogeny, data, data analysis, and many
other topics. The lab will focus on plant identification, primarily
at the family level.
This page links you to the other parts of the class and will contain
any updates on the class. Please check it regularly for important
things to know.
The photo below was taken on the 2001 field trip
to Oakville Prairie.
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Revised for Fall, 2007