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The eight major studies of horticulture typically include: pomology (the study of fruit), olericulture (the study of vegetables), floriculture (the study of flowers and ornamental plants), landscape horticulture (the design and maintenance of landscapes), viticulture (the study of grape cultivation for wine), turf management (the study of grass and turf for recreational areas), nursery management (the production and cultivation of plants for sale), and postharvest physiology (the study of how to maintain the quality of horticultural products after harvest). Each of these areas focuses on specific aspects of plant cultivation and management, contributing to the overall field of horticulture.
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What do you call a person who studies horticulture?
A person who studies horticulture is called a horticulturist. They are experts in plant cultivation, propagation, and management.
What is a person who studies plants that has eight letters?
A botanist is a person who studies plants.
What is a bulb in horticulture terms?
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What is the popularity of horticulture in national and international levels?
Horticulture is gaining popularity at National and Inetrnational level day by day.
What can you do with a major in liberal studies?
You can pretty much get any job with a liberal studies major. They just look for a B.A/B.S it is now important for a masters. But the most common jobs with this major are teachers, journalists, accountants, and in the government.
What do you call a person who studies horticulture?
A person who studies horticulture is called a horticulturist. They are experts in plant cultivation, propagation, and management.
What are some examples of horticulture?
Horticulture is the science that deals with the studies of plants. This includes things like herbology, silvoculture, crop science, pasture and rangeland science and management, plant biology, etc.
What are four major divisions of horticulture industry?
The horticulture industry is primarily divided into four major divisions: ornamental horticulture, which focuses on the cultivation of plants for aesthetic purposes; landscape horticulture, involving the design and maintenance of gardens and green spaces; fruit and vegetable production, which encompasses the growing of edible crops; and nursery and greenhouse production, where plants are propagated and grown for sale. Each division plays a vital role in contributing to environmental sustainability, food supply, and economic development.
What college should you go to to major in horticulture when you have about a 3.6 GPA on a 5.0 scale and got a 1470 on your SAT?
Purdue University in northern Indiana has a horticulture program and Eastern Kentucky University in Kentucky possibly has one.
What type of insect has been found in whangarei causing major concern for the horticulture industry?
A type of Fruit Fly.
Importance of the ornamental horticulture?
what is the definition of ornamental horticulture
What are the 4 divisions of horticulture?
There are not four but a total of eight: Arboriculture Floriculture Landscape Horticulutre Oenology Olericulture Postharvest Physiology Viticulture
Which feels are included in horticulture?
which field are in included in horticulture ?
What primary industry produces honey?
Horticulture Horticulture
What would you major in if you want to run and own a vineyard and winery?
I would think that you might want to check out horticulture or agriculture.
When was College of Horticulture created?
College of Horticulture was created in 1972.
Who is a person who grows or sells flowers?
A person who grows flowers (ornimental horticulture) is called a horticulturist; horticulture is divided into a number of divisions: commercial horticulture ornimental horticulture retail horticulture public space management floriculture etc. A person who sells flowers is normally called a florist, but may have a background in design or horticulture.
