The Best Botany Tutors in Phoenix, AZ

As an Entomology undergraduate from UC Davis, I was given a solid education in plant sciences. My curriculum included Plant Physiology, California Floristics, Plant-Virus-Vector Interactions, Plant Pathology and Plant Biochemistry. After college,...See Susan's full profile

I am trained as a plant ecologist, and I have taken many botany and plant ecology classes in my day. I also taught botany at Concordia University where I worked as an adjunct. See Lynn's full profile

I have a PhD in plant molecular genetics and I conduct research with medicinal and buofuel related plants. I teach at undergraduate and masters level in plant sciences, plant molecular biology, plant genetics, plant biochemistry and plant...See Chandrakanth's full profile

I have a Master of Science degree in Plant Biology (Botany being an older term for the same branch of science). I excelled in advanced courses in Plant Biology and performed and presented independent botanical research. In addition, I was a...See Carolee's full profile

I am a Licensed Civil Engineer with 10 years of Ecology and Botany Experience. I studied biology at the University of California at Davis and have practiced botany throughout my 30 year career. I am familiar with plant physiology,...See Keith's full profile

As an experienced tutor, I am passionate about making botany engaging and accessible. I translate complex concepts into clear explanations, utilizing real-world examples and interactive activities to cultivate a deep understanding of...See Jeremy's full profile

I have a PhD in Biological Sciences from Louisiana State University. My dissertation research was on plant ecology and botany. I worked as a tenure track professor at the University of Puerto Rico where I taught undergraduate and graduate...See Jarrod's full profile

I have over 20 credit hours in undergraduate and graduate level course work in botany, plant anatomy, cellular biology, and genetics. I also completed a 200 hour independent study internship in wine making and viticulture. I established...See Rebecca's full profile

Have taught Biology 102 for over ten years which includes a unit on Botany including plant physiology, identification, and metabolism. Have undergraduate and graduate level Botany classes.See Sarah's full profile

Botany is a topic within Biology. I hold a Master's Degree in Biological Education. I have experience in the field of plant care and also my hobbies include botanical interests.See Edie's full profile

I have completed several dozen hours in botany from both my graduate and undergraduate schools and taught botany for twenty years to advanced high school students. I have undertaken consulting contracts that entailed detailed surveys...See Barry's full profile

I earned my bachelors in Environmental Science at Yale, where I took courses in ecology and biology. Those courses built upon the foundations in plant science I earned through three botany classes in high school, two of which were...See Duane's full profile

I have three years of experience teaching botany at the high school level plus another three teaching high school level environmental science with a heavy focus on elements of botany. In addition I bring my personal experience as a...See David's full profile

3+ years research experience in Ecology/Botany with non-native species, focus on breeding systemsSee Andrea's full profile

My majors during graduation included Botany. During my Masters, I extensively studied Plant Biotechnology, and even my thesis was on Plant Biotechnology involving growing certain plants in laboratory, and extract plant secondary metabolites...See Deepak's full profile

I should become a Botany tutor because of my strong passion for the subject and my ability to effectively communicate complex concepts in an understandable way. I have my Bachelors degree in Botany and chemistry. With a solid...See Manisha's full profile

I am well-versed in cladistics (the study of classifying plants/organisms on an evolutionary tree), botanical terminology, plant structures and function, and conservation issues that are the focus of a Botany course. Many botany...See Angela's full profile

I took 6 credit hours of botany-related courses during graduate school and currently work a job that is plant-focused.See David's full profile

Dial in plant biology/botany/plant science from plant anatomy and plant morphology, plant physiology and plant biochemistry, plant nutrition and plant hormones, plant cell biology, and plant evolution and diversity. Master plant...See Jordan's full profile

Even his modest spring onion project becomes a lesson in plant propagation and cellular respiration. For students tackling botany or biology, he offers both scholarly rigor and earthy practicality, ensuring complex topics take root.See David F.'s full profile

When I was in college I completed two botany classes, as well as completing four semesters of independent research in the field of botany. Two of my research projects were concerned with the effects of applied growth hormones and...See Deanna's full profile

In my course of study, I've taken multiple courses related to botany and the natural world. In such classes, I've learned over 70 plants and their scientific names, as well as their importance to given ecosystems. In addition, I...See Ashley's full profile

I hold a Master’s degree in Botany, with advanced training in plant biology, physiology, taxonomy, and ecology. My academic background has given me a strong understanding of plant structure, reproduction, genetics, and environmental...See Marley's full profile

I have take a number of classes dealing with Botany. As an undergraduate, I took "Introduction to Cell & Molecular Biology", "Introduction to Organismal & Population Biology", "Environmental...See Dustin's full profile

At SDSU, my GIS courses require plant identification and habitat location, which require knowledge in botany. At the University of California, Davis, my undergraduate core courses included Botany, Plant Physiology, and Soil Science....See Lisa's full profile