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Basics of Horticulture Course

This document provides an overview of the Basics of Horticulture course. It includes the instructor contact information, course requirements and grading scale, course outline, objectives, and an introduction to horticulture. The key points are: - The course will consist of lectures, a student lecture, written exam, term paper, and final exam. Grades are based on a 500 point total from these assessments. - The course outline covers topics like plant organs, ecology, propagation, cultivation techniques, plant problems, and postharvest handling across 15 lectures. - The objectives are for students to learn about world horticulture, morphological and biological plant characteristics, and basic cultivation techniques. - Horticulture is defined

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Basics of Horticulture Course

This document provides an overview of the Basics of Horticulture course. It includes the instructor contact information, course requirements and grading scale, course outline, objectives, and an introduction to horticulture. The key points are: - The course will consist of lectures, a student lecture, written exam, term paper, and final exam. Grades are based on a 500 point total from these assessments. - The course outline covers topics like plant organs, ecology, propagation, cultivation techniques, plant problems, and postharvest handling across 15 lectures. - The objectives are for students to learn about world horticulture, morphological and biological plant characteristics, and basic cultivation techniques. - Horticulture is defined

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Lecture 1

Basics of Horticulture

Basics of Horticulture
Instructors: Lszl Kocsis
E Bldg
+36 83 545 058
[email protected]
Gitta Molnr Kocsisn
E Bldg
+36 83 545 056
[email protected]
Jnos Kovcs
E Bldg
+36 83 545 069
[email protected]

Requirements
Grades will consists of student lecture,
written exam, term paper and final exam.
Final grade will be based on total points.
Points:
Student lecture

100

Written exam

100

Term Paper

100

Final

200

Total

500

441 500 = 5
381 440 = 4
321 380 = 3
261 320 = 2
< 260 = F

Course Outline

Introduction of horticultural production in the World 3 hours


Plant organs of horticultural plants 2 +1 hours
Ecology of horticultural plants Light and water 2 hours
Student lecture-introduction of the home country horticultural
production 1 hour.
Ecology of horticultural plants Temperature and land exposition
2 hours
Student lecture-introduction of the home country horticultural
production 1hour.
Soil cultivation and mineral nutrition in horticulture 2 hours
Excursion 5 hours.
Vegetative propagation of horticultural plants 2 hours
Generative propagation of horticultural plants 2 hours
Establishment a plantation 2 + 1 hours
Gardening in the greenhouse 2 + 1 hours
Shape and size 2 hours
Written exam 1 hour
Pruning 2+1 hours
Plant problems Diseases, Pests, Weeds 4+2 hours
Harvest and postharvest handling 2+1 hours

Objective of the Course


The students have to learn about the speciality of world
horticulture.
Morphological, biological characteristics of horticultural
plants are taught and ecological requirements needs to
be understand.
Basic cultural technics needs to be understand (soil
cultivation, nutrition, establishment of the plantation,
pruning, plant protection, harvest, postharvest
treatment).

What is Horticulture?
Horticulture is the culture of plants for
food, comfort, and beautification purposes
In Latin, the term horticulture means garden
culture
However, advancements in horticulture
science and technology have helped the field
of horticulture become more than just garden
culture.

How Does Horticulture Relate to


Science and Technology?
The horticulture industry is the
combination of scientific, technological,
and production activities that insure the
satisfaction of the consumer
Science + Technology + Production =
THE HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY

The Three + One Major Segments


of the Horticulture Industry
The growth and use of plants for their
beauty is the area of horticulture known as
ornamental horticulture
Ornamental horticulture involves the
production and use of flowering and foliage
plants used both indoors and out.

The Three + One Major Segments


of the Horticulture Industry
The area of horticulture that involves the
production of vegetable food crops is
olericulture
Olericulture includes the planting, harvesting,
storing, processing, and marketing of
vegetable crops
Sweet corn, tomatoes, and lettuce are
examples of vegetable crops

The Three + One Major Segments


of the Horticulture Industry
Another food crop production area of
horticulture is pomology
Pomology is the planting, harvesting, storing,
processing, and marketing of fruit and nut
crops
Examples of fruit and nut crops include
peaches, strawberries, and walnuts

The + One Major Segments of the


Horticulture Industry
Viticulture is usually not listed into the
horticulture it is differentiated as an
industry itself.
Viticulture is the planting, harvesting, storing,
and marketing of grapes. Processing could be
divided different industry deepends on the
final product.
Examples of raisin, wines, juice or fresh fruit.

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