This course provides a thorough exploration of Cannabis sativa, covering its phenotype, biochemistry, genetics, evolution, breeding, biotechnology, and intellectual property protection. Aimed at individuals with some knowledge about C. sativa, it delves deeper into recent scientific advancements. Topics include C. sativa biochemistry, genetics, modern cultivation techniques, sustainable practices, plant patents, and biotechnological applications. While no strict prerequisites exist, a background in science, biology, and chemistry is recommended. The course builds on EBIO 3000, and although not a requirement it is highly recommended. EBIO 4220 welcomes students with diverse backgrounds, provided they have exposure or experience in biology, genetics, and chemistry. Recommended restriction of EBIO 3000.
instructor(s)
Vergara, Daniela
Primary Instructor
- Spring 2025 / Summer 2025 / Fall 2025 / Spring 2026
