BIO 443 - Forest Entomology

Insects play a key role in forest health, sustainability, and succession. This course will provide an overview of the biology, ecology, identification, and impacts of major groups of forest insects, with a focus on those associated with Northeastern trees. The general principles of entomology, tree physiology, pest management, and biological invasions will also be introduced. BIO 443 and BIO 553 cannot both be taken for degree credit.

Prerequisites: BIO 200 or PSE 100 or SFR 100 or permission of instructor

Course Typically Offered: Spring

Credits: 3