Ames, Iowa, USA
August 5, 2009
Professionals and students looking
for continuing education credits or professional development
credits can now enroll in a seed dormancy class offered through
the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at
Iowa State University.
Allen Knapp, associate professor in agronomy, will be teaching
the class this fall. The class includes the basic biology and
physiology of seed dormancy, seed storage and seed performance.
The class will cover basic laboratory protocols for assessing
seed dormancy.
More than 600 students are enrolled in distance education
classes delivered through the Brenton Center. The center offers
five master’s programs that cater to professionals who need
scheduling flexibility to pursue a master’s degree.
To learn more go to:
www.agde.iastate.edu
or to the course website at:
http://www.agde.iastate.edu/Fall2009/Agron337x.htm
or register at
https://accessplus.iastate.edu/NonAuth/R404/R4048.jsp
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