| The Department of Plant Sciences (PLSC) offers a masters degree in Plant Sciences. We offer the PhD degree in Plants, Soils & Insects, in collaboration with the soils faculty in Biosystems Engineering and Soil Sciences and the Entomology and Plant Pathology faculty.
We offer programs in a wide variety of areas, including horticulture, crop science, weed science, postharvest physiology, bioactive natural plant products, stress physiology, woody ornamentals, public horticulture, and turfgrass. Note: we no longer offer graduate programs in landscape design or floriculture.
Please see individual faculty web sites for in-depth descriptions of current research projects in the department.
Contact Dr. Bill Klingeman with questions about our graduate programs.
 See the Positions page for descriptions of some of our currently available Graduate Research Assistantships
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Courses: Undergraduate Graduate
Application procedures for both masters and doctoral programs
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