<p>Would ethnobotany be considered under “BCPM” GPA, considering that it is under the department of Integrative Biology?</p>
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<p>Looking at the definition of the class below, I would say no, but since the class in under the bio dept you can probably get away with putting it. </p>
<p>Ethnobotany studies the complex relationships between (uses of) plants and cultures. The focus of ethnobotany is on how plants have been or are used, managed and perceived in human societies and includes plants used for food, medicine, divination, cosmetics, dyeing, textiles, for building, tools, currency, clothing, rituals, social life, and music.</p>