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Department of Horticultural Science

Seminars

Wednesday seminars are held every Wednesday in Alderman Hall Room 310 from 3:30 - 4:30 PM during the fall and spring semesters. They are free and open to all students interested in learning more about a variety of topics in horticulture. Watch this page for an updated list of upcoming seminars.

Also check out upcoming Monday seminars (.pdf) hosted by Applied Plant Sciences, a graduate program administered jointly by the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics and the Department of Horticultural Science. Several seminars feature faculty and students from our department.

Horticulture Seminars Spring 2013

January 23
Neil Anderson, Associate Professor Our 100 Years of Seminars (Jan. 13, 1913-2013): Honoring the Centennial and the Early Years
January 30 Sangkyu Park, Visiting Professor (Hegeman Lab) "Ecological plant metabolomics on Myriophyllum spicatum, Salix polaris, and Rhus chinensis"
February 6
Susan Galatowitsch, Professor & Department Head of Fisheries, Wildlife, & Conservation Biology A look 'under the hood' at a fully online class
February 13
Mary Meyer, Professor The Ten Plants that Changed Minnesota
February 20
Emily Tepe (Scientist), Neil Anderson (Associate Professor), and Emily Hoover (Professor & Department Head) Taste the Difference! Evaluating Jams from the University of Minnesota Prunus Collection
February 27
Chad Giblin, Scientist Think Tough, Think Elm: Selecting and Forming Urban Forest Infrastructure
March 6
Tim Kenny, Director of Education at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum The Arboretum's Urban Gardening Program
March 13
He Miao, Visiting Professor (Anderson Lab) Breeding Fragrant Chrysanthemums
March 20
No Seminar SPRING BREAK.
March 27
Jodie Holt, UC Riverside (plant physiology consultant for the movie Avatar) KERMIT OLSON LECTURE: What Hollywood Can Teach Us About Our Planet Note: This seminar will be held in 110 Green Hall
April 3
Julie Weisenhorn, Assistant Extension Professor The Master Gardener Program - Past, Present, and Future!
April 10
Ed Schneider, Professor & Director of the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum The Next Master Plan for the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
April 17
Jean Larson, Manager, Nature Based Therapy, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Nature-Based Therapeutics
April 24
No Seminar (Note: Attend the April 26 Special Anniversary Event in lieu of seminar!)
April 26
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES EVENT, HELD AT THE MINNESOTA LANDSCAPE ARBORETUM (ALL DAY) Centennial of the Seminar Series (110 Years) / Quasiquicentennial of the Department (125 years) CELEBRATION EVENT
May 1 Andrszej Noyszewski, Scientist (Smith Lab) Accelerated Mitochondrial Genome Evolution of a Triticum Alloplasmic Line