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Welcome to Planthugger Territory, a website that features course materials for Dr. Clydette Alsup-Egbers, Associate Professor of Horticulture, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO, USA.

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Gardening in a Bag

Gardening should be enjoyable, not back-breaking work!

 

AGP 103

Plant Science


A college-level introductory course about the basic principles and practices of the science and art of cultivating, processing and marketing of fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamental plants.

 

AGP 104

Plant Science Lab

Provides opportunities for hands-on application of concepts of plant science.

 

AGH 243

Indoor Plants


Bringing nature indoors to enhance our lives and living spaces.

 

AGH 303

Suburban Horticulture


horticultural concepts and their application to the growth and maintenance of fruit, vegetables and ornamentals common to most homes.

 

AGP 323

Floriculture


The cultivation of flowers, including flowering plants and foliage plants: cut flowers, bedding plants, perennials and hanging baskets.

 

AGP 325

Herbaceous Plants


The identification of flowering herbaceous plants.

 

 

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AGP 343

Vegetable Production


Principles of commercial and home garden vegetable production with an emphasis on sustainable practices, alternative production techniques, and marketing crops. Organic techniques will be discussed. The course also covers crop climate conditions, physiological growth and development, and harvesting and storage.

 

AGP 443

Greenhouse Management


Exposing students to the basic principles of plant growth in controlled environments, providing experience in crop production and greenhouse management decisions, and explaining the technical components of greenhouse construction, maintenance and management.

 

AGP 483

Plant Pathology


Diseases and physiological disorders of fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants. Emphasis is placed on the interactions between plants and pathogenic organisms, on environmental factors that cause plant diseases, and on disease control methods.

 

AGH 573

Plant Propagation


Principles of plant propagation and the techniques used by nurseries and greenhouses to propagate horticultural crops. Students will learn how plant growth and structure determine propagation methods, and will get hands-on experience in propagation techniques.

 

AGN 405/605

Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition


Focusing on the importance of soil fertility and plant nutrition to the health and survival of all life.

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