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Plant Science Careers

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Grain Merchandiser

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secure and purchase a reliable supply of the highest quality grains at the lowest possible price.

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Taxonomist

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a biologist that groups organisms into categories

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National Park Ranger

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a uniformed employee who protects and preserves the natural and cultural resources of national parks.

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Sports turf manager

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helps maintain and oversee the condition of sports fields and courses.

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Food Scientist

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uses science to study food and develop ways to make it safe, healthy, and accessible for everyone

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Commodity Grader

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Graders apply a thorough knowledge of the standards, regulations, and characteristics of the products being graded

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Plant Pathologist

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study plants and their biological processes to understand how diseases affect plant health

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Lumber Grader

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works at a sawmill, lumber yard, or commercial establishment grading lumber to determine its value, quality, and appearance.

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Horticultural Journalist

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a person who writes about horticulture, or gardening, for a variety of media outlets

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Interior Designer

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a professional who plans, designs, and furnishes the interior spaces of buildings and rooms

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Pesticide Applicator

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a person who uses or supervises the use of pesticides.

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Plant Geneticist

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a scientist who studies the genetics of plants

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Tree Surgeon

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are responsible for accurate tree removal, pruning, and trimming

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Floral Designer

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arrange live, dried, and silk flowers and greenery to make decorative displays.

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Nursery Manager

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manages agricultural workers who propagate, cultivate and harvest plants, primarily flowers, trees, shrubs and sod, and other crops such as mushrooms.

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Entomologist

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a scientist who studies insects

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Advertising Manager

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responsible for creating, implementing, and optimizing advertising campaigns to promote products and services

#18
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Garden Center Employee

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accurately perform duties in sales and customer service, receiving and stocking freight, building and maintaining displays, plant care, follow all policies/procedures and operate the cash register.

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Soil Scientist

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conduct research on soil degradation or erosion, or on movement of substances such as nutrients and pesticides through the soil profile

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Product Development Chemist

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responsible for formulating and testing new, optimized, and current formulas in accordance with established procedures, regulations, guidelines and standard

#21
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difference between plant production career and plant marketing career

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plant production grows and cares for plant. plant marketing works with customers and consumers to sell what plant producers grew

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what does Production industry do

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bring crops to a point at which they will command a price

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what does Processing industry do

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convert an agricultural commodity into a marketable form by a special series of steps

#24
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what does Marketing industry do

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Total activities involved in the transfer of goods from the producer to the seller to the consumer or buyer, including advertising, shipping, storing, and selling