Although emphasis is on horticultural plants and systems commonly found in areas of temperate climate, graduate study on species and cropping systems of tropical areas is also possible by use of our extensive greenhouse and growth chamber facilities, and through conduct of thesis research in tropical areas. Members of the graduate field of horticulture reside in the Department of Horticulture on the Ithaca campus, and at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva. In addition, some faculty members of other departments such as Plant Biology, Plant Breeding, Crop and Soil Science, etc., may also be members of the graduate field of horticulture. <br><br>Minor fields of study may be selected from such areas as plant physiology, pathology, anatomy, or ecology, biochemistry, botany, entomology, taxonomy, genetics, education, soils, agricultural, resource, and managerial economics, communication, agricultural and biological engineering, and landscape architecture