Introduction to Cannabis: From Biology to Production
Learn the fundamentals of cannabis, including its biology, taxonomy, uses, and production methods. Ideal for beginners in horticulture or cannabis studies.
Learn the fundamentals of cannabis, including its biology, taxonomy, uses, and production methods. Ideal for beginners in horticulture or cannabis studies.
This comprehensive course provides a solid foundation in cannabis science, covering essential topics from plant biology to production management. Designed for beginners with no prior experience, the course explores cannabis classification, subspecies, varieties, and management practices for various target compounds and products. Students will gain insights into cannabis biology, phenology, and the applications of cannabis-derived products. The course also addresses the distinctions between scientific and vernacular names, clarifying common misconceptions. Through 11 modules, learners will develop a thorough understanding of indoor and outdoor cannabis production, equipping them with valuable knowledge for both academic and practical applications in the growing cannabis industry.
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What you'll learn
Understand the fundamental differences between cannabis, marijuana, and hemp
Gain knowledge of cannabis botany, morphology, and taxonomy
Explore the various uses and applications of cannabis in different industries
Learn about cannabis reproductive biology and its implications for cultivation
Understand the basics of cannabis chemistry, including cannabinoids and terpenes
Develop a foundation in cannabis production techniques for various end products
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There are 11 modules in this course
This introductory course provides a comprehensive overview of cannabis, covering its biological aspects, classification, and production methods. The curriculum is structured to build a strong foundation in cannabis science, starting with the basics of plant morphology and taxonomy, and progressing to more complex topics such as reproductive biology and cannabis chemistry. Students will explore the differences between cannabis, marijuana, and hemp, understand various uses of cannabis, and learn about its unique botanical characteristics. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, preparing learners for further studies or careers in the rapidly evolving cannabis industry.
Getting Started
Module 1 · 12 Minutes to complete
Cannabis Flower Production Full-Cycle
Module 2 · 1 Hours to complete
Differences Between Cannabis, Marijuana, & Hemp
Module 3 · 1 Hours to complete
Cannabis Botany
Module 4 · 1 Hours to complete
Cannabis Taxonomy
Module 6 · 1 Hours to complete
Cannabis Morphology
Module 7 · 1 Hours to complete
Reproductive Biology Part I
Module 8 · 1 Hours to complete
Reproductive Biology Part II
Module 9 · 1 Hours to complete
Cannabis Chemistry
Module 10 · 1 Hours to complete
Course Completion!
Module 11 · 13 Minutes to complete
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Jack A. and Marjorie S. Cavanah Professor
DoKyoung “D.K.” Lee is the Jack A. and Marjorie S. Cavanah Professor in Plant Breeding and Genetics and a bioenergy crop agronomist in the Department of Crop Sciences at the University of Illinois. With an extensive educational background in crop production, perennial grasses, soil science, and international agriculture, Dr. Lee’s research focuses on advancing perennial grass production systems for sustainable biomass and bioenergy feedstock while improving ecosystem services. His work aims to enhance the genetics and abiotic stress tolerances of perennial grasses and develop optimal agronomic management practices for integrating these grasses into current row cropping systems to improve sustainability, water quality, and overall ecosystem services.
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