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Syngonium `White Butterfly', growing in 1.6-L pots and treated in August with a single GA3 spray at 250 to 2000 mg·L–1, flowered within 86 days. Mean flower number increased with GA3 concentration. Flowers were normal in appearance and were fertile. Chemical name used: gibberellic acid (GA3).
In Spring 1999, the Environmental Horticulture Graduate Student Association (EHGSA) at the Univ. of Florida was given the opportunity to develop a professional development course, for credit, for graduate students. Members of the EHGSA determined that there was a need for seminars on topics such as curriculum vitae development, interview techniques, effective presentations, successful teaching, and many more topics pertinent to the graduate student as a future professional both inside and outside of academia. As a group, the EHGSA determined the seminar topics, found speakers to present the information and organized the course for the Fall 1999 semester. The rationale for creating this course, its development, topic selection, and student reviews will be presented.