Fruit origin and domestication; Plant propagation; Production systems; Plant conduction and pruning; Cultural practices.

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1 LPV0156 Plant Raw Materials Keigo Minami The role of cultivated plants; Origin and classification of cultivated plants; Structure and function in plants; Reproduction of plants; Plant protection; Grain foods; Herbs; Sugarcane, beans and cassava crops; Coffee and stimulant plants; Fruits and vegetables st LPV0448 Fruit Crops Angelo Pedro Jacomino Francisco de Assis Alves Mourão Filho Marcel Bellato Sposito Simone Rodrigues da Silva Fruit origin and domestication; Plant propagation; Production systems; Plant conduction and pruning; Cultural practices. LPV0480 Vegetable crops, Floriculture and Landscaping Keigo Minami Paulo Cesar Tavares de Melo Paulo Hercílio Viegas Rodrigues Vegetable crops: Tomato, potato, cabbage, carrot, onion, lettuce and cucumber crops; Floriculture: major crops, production and markets; Landscaping: basic principles for landscaping projects and urban arborization.

2 LPV0504 Coffee, cocoa and tobacco crops José Laercio Favarin Coffee, cocoa and tobacco: economic importance, origin and botanical classification of the main species, propagation methods and nursery; Morphological aspects of shoot, root, leaf, fruit and seed; Production zone by species, physiology of growth, reproduction and fructification, assimilation of carbon, nitrogen, nutrition and secondary metabolism; Soil preparation, crop installation, and cultural practices; Mineral nutrition and fertilization, pruning systems, methods of harvesting, product preparation, processing and classification of grains; Organic certification and cropping systems. LPV0506 Oil Crops Gil Miguel de Sousa Camara Soybean, peanut, sunflower, castor beans, sesame and canola: crop origin, geographical diffusion and relevance, botanic classification, agro botanical description and phenology, objectives of the genetic and cultivar improvement; Soil preparation, installation; Crop conduction, harvesting and cropping systems. LPV0513 Agroecology and Organic Agriculture Carlos Armenio Khatounian Scientific bases and practical applications of agroecology for an efficient, long lasting, and low cost agribusiness, with minimum environmental and human health impact. Commercial food production techniques of high nutritious value, using organic matter recycling and energy flow optimization in agroecosystems. Ecological farming basics (organic agriculture) nd

3 LPV0515 Fiber crops Ederaldo Jose Chiavegato Cotton, ramie, sisal, linen, Crotalaria juncea L., jute, and others: crop origin and importance, classification and botany description, cultivars and improvement; Environment and plant development; Crop establishment and management; Production systems: fertilization and nutrition; Control of pests, diseases and weeds; Harvesting, processing and use of products. LPV0580 Dry bean, Corn and Sorghum Production Antonio Luiz Fancelli Silvio Moure e Cícero Ana D.L. Coelho Novembre Corn, dry bean and sorghum: crop origin and importance, botanical characteristics, importance and characteristics of seeds, production and processing of seeds, physiology of production, genotypes, nutrition and fertilization; Plant disease management, cultural practices, production systems, harvest and basic aspects of processing, storage and marketing; Importance of seeds and factors affecting their quality; Production systems and certification of seeds. LPV0582 Cotton, Rice, Coffee and Wheat Production Ederaldo Jose Chiavegato Geraldo Aparecido Dario José Laéricio Favarin Carlos Armenio Khatounian History of agriculture; Rational use of wetland areas; Food crop production technology; Coffee crop production technology; Fiber crop production technology; No tillage; Winter crops; Green manure, cropping systems and organic agriculture.

4 LPV0584 Sugarcane, Cassava and Soybean Production LPV0612 Winter Crops Edgar Gomes Ferreira de Beauclair Gil Miguel de Sousa Camara Marcos Silveira Bernardes Sugar cane: economic importance, study of the plant, ecophysiology, crop planning and installation, cultural practices of plant cane and ratoon cane, mineral nutrition, liming and fertilization, harvest and cropping systems; Cassava: economic importance, study of the plant, ecophysiology, installation, conduction of the crop; Harvesting and production systems; Soybean: economic importance; Study of the plant (botanical classification, agrobotany description, phenology, breeding and cultivars); Physiological ecology (soil, climate and productivity); Planning and installation of the crop; Cultural practices of sugar and ratooncane; Mineral nutrition, liming and fertilizing; Harvest and cropping systems. Geraldo Jose Aparecido Dario Production of wheat and the main crops used in rotation: rye, triticale, oats, barley, flax, canola, millet and niger. LPV0613 Rice crops and wetland management Geraldo Jose Aparecido Dario Rice production in the systems of dry land and irrigated and systematization and management of wetland.

5 LPV0615 Supervised Internship in Plant Production I José Laercio Favarin Ricardo Victoria Filho a) Soil preparation for crop cultivation or research; st /2 nd b) Planting, cultural practices and crop data collection; c) Assisting professors in the experimental activities and cultural practices, since crop installation to harvest processing of the final yield; d) Collecting information necessary to evaluate the crop yield; e) Development of activities on seed production and plant propagation; f) Development of activities in cultivation practices and specific conditions and techniques; g) Periodical discussions on professional development area. LPV0621 Vegetable crops I (Flower, Fruit and Leaf Vegetables) Simone da Costa Mello General aspects of vegetable crops; Management of flower, fruit and leaf vegetables and commercialization. LPV0622 Vegetable crops II (Root, Tubers, Rhizomes and Bulbs) Paulo Cesar Tavares de Melo Economic and social importance and perspectives of the main vegetable crops that produce roots, tubers, rhizomes and bulbs; The role of this group of vegetables as functional food; Production physiology and techniques for the management of potato, carrot, onion, garlic, beet and underutilized species as yams, taro, sweet potato and arracacha; Abiotic and biotic diseases impacting the yield.

6 LPV0635 Supervised Internship in Crop Science II José Laercio Favarin Ricardo Victoria Filho Development of activities related to planning and installing crops involving soil preparation, planting, cultivation and harvest and commercialization of agricultural products st /2 nd LPV0638 Seed Production Ana Dionisia da Luz Coelho Novembre Julio Marcos Filho Silvio Moure Cicero Techniques for obtaining seeds: importance, seed physiology, production technology (production systems, installation and management of the field, quality control in production and harvesting), drying, processing and storage; Problems in seed production of major crops; Visits to seed producing companies; Studying the application of analytical methods for evaluating the genetic, physical and physiological quality of seeds st /2 nd LPV0642 Temperate Fruit Crops Simone Rodrigues da Silva Marcel Bellato Sposito Production physiology and orchard planning for peach, fig, grape, apple, pear, plum, nectarine and persimmon crops. LPV0645 Floriculture and Ornamental Plants Paulo Hercílio Viegas Rodrigues Floriculture importance; Ornamental plant classification; Main crops production and commercialization. LPV0651 Landscaping, Parks and Gardens Paulo Hercílio Viegas Rodrigues Ornamental plants; Gardening; Urban arborization; Landscape project development and landscape ecology nd

7 LPV0660 Post-Harvest of Horticultural Crops Angelo Pedro Jacomino Post-harvest losses of horticultural products in Brazil; Factors affecting quality; Methods of quality maintenance; Post-harvest pathology; Post-harvest technology of vegetables, fruits and flowers. LPV0661 Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops Francisco de Assis Alves Mourão Filho Pineapple crop; Mango crop; Citrus crop; Papaya crop. LPV0662 Irrigated Agriculture Durval Dourado Neto Irrigated agriculture: agriculture planning, principles and water management techniques; Fertirrigation; Plant production under irrigation systems; Growth analysis; Vegetative cycle of the plant and the need of water; Hydric balance; Plant tolerance to salinity; Crop planning and establishment. LPV0663 Protected Cultivation of Vegetables Simone da Costa Mello Plasticulture; Structures; Protected environment cultivation systems; Fertirrigation.

8 LPV0664 Cropping Systems Antonio Luiz Fanceli Agriculture and production systems; Evolution and domestication of cultivated plants; Origin and history of agriculture; Agroecosystems, characteristics, limitations and recommendations for management; Conventional system of production and methods of the preparation of the soil; Importance of the employment systems of crop rotation; Crop implantation and management under direct or minimum tillage; Intercropping systems of production; Planning, implantation and analysis of integrated and diversified production systems of agricultural importance; Agroforestry and animal production systems. Cropping systems x Agricultural enterprises; Management processes and management for quality. LPV0668 Aromatic and Medicinal Plant Production Keigo Minami Physiology of production, planning and characterization of the main aromatic and medicinal plants st 11010

9 LPV0671 Weed Control Pedro Jacob Christoffoleti Ricardo Victoria Filho Weed definitions, background, classification and survival mechanisms; Main weed damages to crops and weed seed bank dynamics; Weed control methods; Herbicide soil and plant behavior, herbicide selectivity to crops, herbicide selectivity to crops, herbicide mechanisms of action and environmental impact of the herbicides; Research projects in weed management; Herbicide spraying equipment's and calibration; Weed control in annual and perennial crops, pasture and forest, fruit and vegetable crops, aquatic environment and non-cultivated areas st LPV0672 Weed Biology and Management Pedro Jacob Christoffoleti Ricardo Victoria Filho Origin, evolution and importance of weed biology for weed management; Evolution strategies and ecological succession; Weed classification, reproduction and dispersion mechanisms; Weed population dynamics in agroecossystems; Weed seed bank in agricultural areas; Weed identification and systematics; Weed vegetation methods of analysis; Interference between weeds and crops; Preventive, biological, mechanical and chemical measures of weed control; Weed herbicide resistance; Pesticide ecotoxicology and genetically modified crops resistant to herbicides nd

10 LPV0684 Sugar Cane Production Marcos Silveira Bernardes Edgar Gomes F. Beauclair Gil Miguel de Souza Camara Sugarcane: origin, geographical distribution and importance of the crop; Botanical classification and agrobotanical description, phenology, breeding and cultivars; Ecophysiology, land preparation, crop installation, crop management, harvesting, production systems, controlling, costs and planning.