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International Council for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (ICMAP) Newsletter
This Newsletter is published by the International Council for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants and the first issue was published in December 1995 and distributed free of charge. The next two issues are scheduled for publication in April/May 1996 and October/November 1996 and the cost will be NLG 60 with banking costs to be paid by the subscriber.
The Newsletter has been established to keep the various communities with an interest in medicinal and aromatic plants informed of news and developments and in fostering co-operation and new alliances.
For further information contact:
ICMAP Secretariat
C/- IUBS
51, Boulevard de Montmorency
75016 Paris
FRANCE
or
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Editor, ICMAP Newsletter
University of Horticulture and Plant Industry
H-1114 Budapest, Villanyi u. 29
HUNGARY
Telephone/facsimile: +36 1 166 4998
International Herbal Seed Production Research Group Newsletter
ISSN 1038-3549
The International Herbal Seed Production Research Group (IHSPRG) was formed in 1978 following the 28th University of Nottingham Easter School in Agricultural Science. The main objective for IHSPRG is to 'encourage cooperation and communication between workers actively engaged in herbage seed production research'.
This objective is achieved through the publication of the Newsletter and the scientific Journal of Applied Seed Production. The Newsletter Editor is:
Dr Don Loch
Department of Primary Industries
PO Box 395
Gympie, Qld 4570
Facsimile: (074) 821 529
International facsimile: +61 74 821 529
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