Master Gardener Series: Introduction to Entomology
This series of short courses is excerpted from OSU’s Master Gardener online course, allowing you to study specific fundamentals of gardening.
Introduction to Entomology Course
In Introduction to Entomology, you will study the biology, anatomy, life cycles, and differences between insects and non-insect arthropods. You will also learn how to diagnose problems.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Describe the general biology and anatomy of non-insect arthropods and of insects
Distinguish insects from non-insect arthropods
Explain the major types of insect life cycles, and the associated stages of development
Please note: If you're interested in receiving a Certificate of Home Horticulture, please visit our Certificate in Home Horticulturepage or the Home Horticulture Summer Intensive course. The on-demand short courses are designed to boost your expertise, however, they will not lead to the full Certificate of Home Horticulture. Also please note, you will have access to the on-demand course materials for one year after your registration date.
New Online Urban Agriculture Courses
We have a new Online Urban Agriculture program.This new program is a great way to learn about farming and gardening right where you live. And in just a few weeks, you'll be growing your food and adding natural beauty to your neighborhood!
Signe Danler is a veteran Master Gardener and landscape designer with a Masters of Ag degree in Horticulture. In the Master Gardener Online program, she uses her experience and training in gardening, urban forestry and ecological landscaping to communicate about and promote sustainable gardening and landscaping practices.
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