Biologist

There are many reasons remain to study the basic or advanced life processes of plants. When Research on plants enriches our intellectual life and adds to our knowledge about other life processes. The results of research on plant systems can also teach us how to approach problems in health, agriculture, and the environment. As with other life forms in Biology plant life can be studied from different perspectives, from the molecular, genetic, and biochemical levels through organs, individuals, organelles, cells, tissues, plant populations, and communities of plants. A listing of many agencies and institutions that need trained plant biologists is mentioned below:
Educational Institutions: Community colleges, universities, elementary and secondary school districts. Federal, State, and Local Agencies: Peace Corps, Corps of Engineers, National Marine Fisheries Service, National Park Service, Health Service, and Vista; bureaus of foods, departments of agriculture, departments of conservation, environmental protection agencies, forest services, energy research and development agencies, water conservancy districts, museums, botanical gardens, municipal water companies, herbaria, and zoos. Industry: Biological publishers, biological sales, biological supplies, agricultural sales, mariculture, agriculture, aquaculture, biotechnology, chemical, environmental analysis, environmental consultation, food production and processing, lumber, paper, mining and reclamation, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical, nursery, and greenhouse. I hope this will help you.