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CELL SCIENCES FOOD SCIENCE 14-1-02 Animal Production Systems Holcman Antonija 10 15-1-01 Dynamics of Cell Architecture Štrus Jasna 10 15-1-02 Molecular Physiology Zorec Robert 10 15-1-03 Toxins and Biomembranes Turk Tom 10 16-1-01 Processes and Technology in Food Science 16-1-02 Food quality and Safety Žlender Božidar 10 Smole Možina Sonja 10
1. Course title: AGROECOSYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT Course coordinator: Prof. Dr. Lučka Kajfež-Bogataj Lecturers: Prof. Dr. Lučka Kajfež-Bogataj, Assist. Prof. Dr. Helena Grčman, Prof. Dr. Marina Pintar, Prof. Dr. Dominik Vodnik, Prof. Dr. David Stopar, Prof. Dr. Anton Tajnšek, and invited lecturers No. of hours: Lectures: 20 Seminar: 45 Lab. work: 15 250 Other: 170 ECTS: 10 2. Entry requirements: Completed university or 2nd level Bologna studies from the wider field of natural history, mathematics and computer studies or the narrower field of life sciences (Klasius classification). 3. Objectives of the course and intended learning outcomes : (competences) Objectives: - to recognize how environmental factors, particularly those related to global environmental changes caused by humans influence the climate system and different plant processes, to become aware of responses and adaptation strategies of plants to those factors. Study results: The student acquires knowledge of human-caused global environmental changes, especially climate change, plant responses to growth and development factors in natural ecosystems and agroecosystems. The student comprehends the influence of environmental parameters on specific physiological processes and mechanisms that enable plants' responses to environmental changes. 4. Syllabus outline The module examines the very varied levels of influence of global environmental changes, especially climatic changes, on agroecosystems. The introduction provides common facts about global environmental and climate changes. Measured changes, global change predictions and IPCC scenarios are presented, followed by influences on natural and agroecosystems, together with soil processes (in relation to environmental changes – sequestration of carbon; desertification and circulation of matter within the system soil-plant-underground water). Attention is focused on agricultural land management, the hydrology of agroecosystems in terms of climate change and complete agricultural land management for mitigation of the consequences of climate change in agroecosystems. The module also deals with water regime management for sustainable multifunctional agroecosystems. Specific chapters discuss the response of soil microbes to changed environmental parameters and plant responses. The latter is presented on the level of water-balance, mineral nutrition, plant assimilation, growth and development due to the increasing CO2 concentration in the air, increased air temperature, limited water availibility etc... The impact of changed soilusage and other environmental changes on biodiversity and variability of different plants responses is also discussed as having potential ecological significance. Finally, different agricultural technologies are dealt with from a sustainable development point of view. 5. Literature (in the case of books and monographs, study sources are only selected chapters from them): Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis. Contribution of Working Group I to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
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