What's your major in agricultural biotechnology?

Agricultural biotechnology majors study organic chemistry, biochemistry, soil and soil improvement, plants and plant physiology.

1. Organic chemistry: also known as carbon compound chemistry, is a science that studies the composition, structure, properties, preparation methods and applications of organic compounds, and is an extremely important branch of chemistry.

2. Biochemistry: Biochemistry major is a very traditional science major. Studying the chemical reaction of objects is a basic life science, which studies the chemical composition and structure of objects and the changes of various chemical substances in life.

3. Soil and soil improvement refers to the use of theories and technologies of pedology, biology, ecology and other disciplines to eliminate or prevent unfavorable factors such as affecting crop growth and causing soil degradation and improve soil properties.

4. Plant and Plant Physiology: It is a professional basic course for the specialty of commodity flowers, which is comprehensive and marginal and belongs to the category of basic theory. Through the teaching of this course, students can understand the evolution and development law of plants.