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| production and marketing of crops and animals. composed of the plant sciences of: Agronomy, Forestry, Horticulture |
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| the production and marketing of field crops. Crops are utilized in some form other than harvested directly from the filed. |
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| the practice of using animal characteristics on plants |
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| A branch of biology dealing with plant life. |
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| Theophrastus of Eresos: student of Aristotle. |
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| The production and marketing of cut flowers, flowering pot plants, foliage plants, bedding plants, and other crops grown in the greenhouse or in beds outdoors. |
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| The production and marketing of trees to be used for lumber, pulp, and other products. |
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| An intensive form of agriculture in which the products are used in the form harvested from the field. Includes the production and marketing of fruits and nuts(Pomolgy), vegetables(Olericulture), flowers, and ornamental trees, shrubs, turf grass, perennials and groundcovers. the study of the growth of garden plants. |
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| The design, installation and maintenance of ornamental plants in the landscape for aesthetic and functional value. |
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| The production and marketing of hardy plants grown outdoors. Includes trees, shrubs,vines, groundcovers, perennials, and tur grasses. |
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| The production and marketing of vegetables. May also include herbs and edible flowers. |
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| Ornamental or Enviromental Horticulture |
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| The production, marketing and use of plants for their aesthetic and functional value. A combination of science, art and business. |
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| The production and marketing of fruits and nuts. |
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