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PLANT SC 2500WT - Microbiology and Invertebrate Biology II

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Course Code  PLANT SC 2500WT
Course  Microbiology and Invertebrate Biology II
Coordinating Unit  School of Agriculture, Food & Wine, Faculty of Sciences
Term  Semester 1 2013
Mode  Internal
Level  Undergraduate
Location/s  North Terrace
Units  3
Contact  Up to 6 hours per week
Prerequisites  Not applicable
Corequisites  Not applicable
Incompatible  OENOLOGY 2501WT
Assumed Knowledge  Not applicable
Restrictions  Not applicable
Quota  Not applicable
Course Description An introduction to the biology of microorganisms and invertebrates of importance in agriculture, food, wine and natural ecosystems. Topics to be considered include: microbial growth, energy sources and nutritional categories; form and function of major groups of microorganisms; classification and identification; features of saprophytic, pathogenic, symbiotic and commensal lifestyles; interactions of microorganisms with their environment, including plants and animals; case studies of natural and managed microbial ecosystems; basic concepts of invertebrate taxonomy, physiology and function; external and internal anatomy; reproduction, life cycles, feeding relationships; practical skills for manipulating microorganisms and invertebrates and studying their activities.

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