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The development of a qualification system for the French tourist industry is described. It is noted that the National Union for the tourist industry (Géfil) has cooperated since 1996 with governmental organizations to achieve this.

Foreign Title :Ingénierie touristique et culturelle: qualification professionnelle prévue pour le début de l'an 2000.

Author(s) : Perret, J.

Journal article : Cahiers Espaces 1999 No.No. 61 pp.89-93

2. What is the future of European horticultural education?

A survey was carried out among 1580 teachers, students, graduates and employers in 8 European countries to investigate the quality and contents of horticultural education, including arboriculture (fruit trees and ornamental plants), vegetables, and floriculture. Requirements of teachers were...

Foreign Title :Quel avenir pour la formation horticole européenne?

Author(s) : Moncousin, C.

Journal article : Revue Horticole Suisse 1998 Vol.71 No.11/12 pp.256-263 ref.1

3. Tourism & horticulture.

This article provides information on basic tourism concepts for an audience not traditionally exposed to tourism. It aims to show the interrelationships between tourism, tourists, and horticulture and gardening. It also examines briefly the media coverage of horticulture, horticultural features,...

Author(s) : Jolliffe, A.

Journal article : New Zealand Garden Journal 1997 Vol.2 No.2 pp.15-21 ref.10

4. Horticulture education and research institutions in Thailand.

Author(s) : Subhadrabandhu, S.

Journal article : Chronica Horticulturae 1997 Vol.37 No.3 pp.12-14

5. Influence of the Zagreb Jockey Club on the development of equestrian sport in Croatia in the first half of the 20th century. (Continuation).

Foreign Title :Utjecaj Zagrebačkog Jockey Kluba na razvoj konjičkog športa u Hrvatskoj u prvoj polovici 20. stoljeća. (Nastavak).

Author(s) : Vučevac-Bajt, V.

Journal article : Veterinarska Stanica 1996 Vol.27 No.1 pp.33-35 ref.8

6. The use of the olive tree in ancient and contemporary garden design of the Mediterranean region.

Author(s) : Tsalikidis, I.; Voyiatzi, C.; Tamoutseli, K.

Conference paper; Journal article : Acta Horticulturae 1999 No.No. 474 pp.767-770 ref.8

7. Maples for gardens: a color encyclopedia.

This book is a photographic companion to Maples of the World published by Timber Press in 1994. It is beautifully illustrated with colour plates resulting from visits to more than 30 arboreta, gardens and nurseries in several countries, the intention being to conduct a representative survey of...

Author(s) : Gelderen, C. J. van; Gelderen, D. M. van

Publisher : Timber Press, Portland, USA

Book : Maples for gardens: a color encyclopedia. 1999 pp.294 pp. ref.5

8. Desert landscape architecture.

This book, using five deserts of SW USA as examples, provides detailed information on all aspects of landscape design, environmental concerns, water and cultural issues and plant and animal life. It comprises eight chapters entitled: North American Deserts; landscape architecture design; grading...

Publisher : CRC Press Inc., Boca Raton, USA

Book : Desert landscape architecture. 1999 pp.xiv + 628 pp.

9. The club of hotel owners in the Sarlat region: a professional group aiming at the use of a quality label.

The club of hotel owners in the Sarlat region, France, regroups 34 independent hotels and hotels/restaurants in the Périgord noir, and has initiated a process for quality control in 1996. Two phases can be distinguished, an analysis of performance (surveys of customer expectations and perceptions,...

Foreign Title :Le Club hôtelier du pays de Sarlat: du regroupement de professionnels à la mise en place d'un label qualité.

Author(s) : Arino, D.

Journal article : Cahiers Espaces 1999 No.No. 61 pp.116-120

10. An evaluation of the subject "Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology" within the Agricultural Sciences course at Bonn University.

Since the winter term 1990, the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn has been offering 'Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology' as a subject within the framework of its Agricultural Sciences course. This raised the question as to whether the concept of this subject was in accord with...

Foreign Title :Evaluation der Studienrichtung "Naturschutz und Landschaftsökologie" im Studiengang Agrarwissenschaften der Universität Bonn.

Author(s) : Burghard, G.; Schmidt, U.; Schmitt, T.; Weis, J.

Journal article : Berichte über Landwirtschaft 1999 Vol.77 No.3 pp.440-457

11. Horticultural education in Germany and other countries in northern Europe.

Author(s) : Bünemann, G.

Conference paper; Journal article : Acta Horticulturae 1995 No.No. 400 pp.43-45

12. American Horticultural Therapy Association: its purpose and potential.

Author(s) : Davis, S. H.

Journal article : HortTechnology 1995 Vol.5 No.2 pp.121-126 ref.11

13. The role of horticulture in training correctional youth.

Author(s) : Flagler, J.

Journal article : HortTechnology 1995 Vol.5 No.2 pp.185-187 ref.6

14. The value of plant genetic resources as seen by the horticultural profession.

With reference to forest, fruit and ornamental plant genetic resources, the needs of horticulturalists in the Walloon region of Belgium for new material for commercialisation are examined from the viewpoint of their interest in the conservation of these resources.

Foreign Title :La valorisation des ressources phytogénétiques vue par la profession horticole.

Author(s) : Guiot, C.

Conference paper; Journal article : BASE: Biotechnologie, Agronomie, Société et Environnement 1998 Vol.2 No.1 pp.72-74

15. Development of the number of scientists of the Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry and the composition of its scientists and Ph. D. candidates according to their field of qualification and gender as of the year 1996.

The number of scientists of the Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry from 1992-96 increased slightly for those that were core-funded and slightly decreased for those paid by extra core funds. The long term scientists (core funds) in 1996 comprised 22% females and 78%...

Foreign Title :Entwicklung des Wissenschaftlerbestandes der BBA - unbefristet und befristet (Drittmittel) - sowie dessen Zusammensetzung nach Studienfach und Geschlecht mit Stand 1996.

Author(s) : Klingauf, F.; Brammeier, H.

Journal article : Nachrichtenblatt des Deutschen Pflanzenschutzdienstes 1998 Vol.50 No.2 pp.25-29 ref.3

16. The foundation and constitution of the German Association of Mushroom Producers (et seq.).

The history and organization of the German Association of Mushroom Producers is briefly reviewed on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its founding in October 1948. Activities under successive chairmen are described, the development of German mushroom production from 1500 t in 1950 to 60 000 t ...

Foreign Title :Gründung und Konstituierung des "Bund deutscher Champignonzüchter" (BDC) (et seq.).

Author(s) : Peters, E.

Journal article : Champignon 1998 No.No. 405 pp.217-30

17. Micropropagation of woody plants: a commercial perspective.

This paper examines the threats and problems which may be encountered in running a commercial micropropagation enterprise (viz. the author's company, which specialises in Ericaceous plants). A specific problem with the rooting of Daphne cneorum propagules is highlighted.

Author(s) : Slater, J. A.

Publisher : Nottingham University Press, Nottingham, UK

Book chapter : Tree biotechnology: towards the millennium. 1998 pp.243-248 ref.1

18. Institutional developments in Indian agricultural R&D systems: emerging patterns of public and private sector activities.

The emergence of private enterprise in the agricultural research arena in India has raised questions concerning the most appropriate role of the state in the sector. Case studies of private-sector activity in the Indian horticultural sector suggest that institutional developments are taking place...

Author(s) : Hall, A.; Sivamohan, M. V. K.; Clark, N.; Taylor, S.; Bockett, G.

Journal article : Science, Technology & Development 1998 Vol.16 No.3 pp.51-76 ref.38

19. GIE flowers and plants of Aquitaine... from Midi-Pyrenees and Poitou-Charentes.

The article describes the work of the GIE Fleurs et Plantes d'Aquitaine in gathering opinions on the way forward for horticulture in the region in terms of training and the dissemination of technical information. For this purpose, a survey was made of producers, the results of which are summarized. ...

Foreign Title :GIE Fleurs et plantes d'Aquitaine... de Midi-Pyrénées et de Poitou-Charentes.

Author(s) : Fayolle, P.

Journal article : Lien Horticole 1998 Vol.35 No.14 pp.6-7

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1. Master of tourism and culture: a professional qualification planned for the beginning of the year 2000.

2. What is the future of European horticultural education?

3. Tourism & horticulture.

4. Horticulture education and research institutions in Thailand.

5. Influence of the Zagreb Jockey Club on the development of equestrian sport in Croatia in the first half of the 20th century. (Continuation).

6. The use of the olive tree in ancient and contemporary garden design of the Mediterranean region.

7. Maples for gardens: a color encyclopedia.

8. Desert landscape architecture.

9. The club of hotel owners in the Sarlat region: a professional group aiming at the use of a quality label.

10. An evaluation of the subject "Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology" within the Agricultural Sciences course at Bonn University.

11. Horticultural education in Germany and other countries in northern Europe.

12. American Horticultural Therapy Association: its purpose and potential.

13. The role of horticulture in training correctional youth.

14. The value of plant genetic resources as seen by the horticultural profession.

15. Development of the number of scientists of the Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry and the composition of its scientists and Ph. D. candidates according to their field of qualification and gender as of the year 1996.

16. The foundation and constitution of the German Association of Mushroom Producers (et seq.).

17. Micropropagation of woody plants: a commercial perspective.

18. Institutional developments in Indian agricultural R&D systems: emerging patterns of public and private sector activities.

19. GIE flowers and plants of Aquitaine... from Midi-Pyrenees and Poitou-Charentes.

1. Master of tourism and culture: a professional qualification planned for the beginning of the year 2000.

2. What is the future of European horticultural education?

3. Tourism & horticulture.

4. Horticulture education and research institutions in Thailand.

5. Influence of the Zagreb Jockey Club on the development of equestrian sport in Croatia in the first half of the 20th century. (Continuation).

6. The use of the olive tree in ancient and contemporary garden design of the Mediterranean region.

7. Maples for gardens: a color encyclopedia.

8. Desert landscape architecture.

9. The club of hotel owners in the Sarlat region: a professional group aiming at the use of a quality label.

10. An evaluation of the subject "Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology" within the Agricultural Sciences course at Bonn University.

11. Horticultural education in Germany and other countries in northern Europe.

12. American Horticultural Therapy Association: its purpose and potential.

13. The role of horticulture in training correctional youth.

14. The value of plant genetic resources as seen by the horticultural profession.

15. Development of the number of scientists of the Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry and the composition of its scientists and Ph. D. candidates according to their field of qualification and gender as of the year 1996.

16. The foundation and constitution of the German Association of Mushroom Producers (et seq.).

17. Micropropagation of woody plants: a commercial perspective.

18. Institutional developments in Indian agricultural R&D systems: emerging patterns of public and private sector activities.

19. GIE flowers and plants of Aquitaine... from Midi-Pyrenees and Poitou-Charentes.

20. Banana and plantain directory of researchers 1994.

21. Father and son Kühnert in the development of forestry and horticulture in Estonia.

22. History of the ASHS Working Group on Growth Chambers and Controlled Environments, 1969-96: a case study of involvement.

23. Taxonomic studies on the Tylenchida (Nematoda) species in grass areas of Çankaya region (Ankara).

24. Approaches to integrated crop protection in university education and training.

25. Revival of a tradition: the Zemstvo supports horticulturalists and gardeners.