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OVERVIEW OF HUMAN-HORTICULTURE RELATIONSHIPS IN AFRICA AND ASIA, ESPECIAILLY IN KOREA AND JAPAN

Article number

523_17

Pages

129 – 134

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Abstract

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XXV International Horticultural Congress, Part 13: New and Specialized Crops and Products, Botanic Gardens and Human-Horticulture Relationship

Authors

E. Matsuo

Keywords

Human-horticulture, sociohorticulture, Africa, Asia, Korea, Japan, people-plant, horticultural therapy, horticultural well-being, human issues in horticulture, human, gardening

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.523.17

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3. POTENTIAL VEGETABLE AND MEDICINAL USES OF TRADITIONAL CROPS IN SOUTH AFRICA

S.L. Venter | E. Van den Heever | J. Allemann | J. Viljoen

4. BIOTECHNOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF ISRAELI DESERT PLANTS OF THE NEGEV

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5. SELECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF “CHUFA” CULTIVARS (CYPERUS ESCULENTUS L. VAR. SATIVUS BOECK)

6. DOMESTICATING INDIGENOUS FRUIT TREES FOR AGROFORESTRY

H. Jaenicke | A.J. Simons | J.A. Maghembe | J.C. Weber

7. GROWING CYCLES FOR A NEW CROP, THE PEPINO, IN THE SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN

J. Prohens | J.J. Ruiz | F. Nuez

8. POSSIBILITIES OF LIPPIA CITRIODORA KUNTH. CULTIVATION IN SLOVENIA

J. Rode

9. MEDICINAL FLORA OF INDIAN COLD DESERT

B. Singh | O.P. Chaurasia

10. DEVELOPMENTAL AND CHEMICAL VARIABILITY OF FEMALE AND MALE FORMS OF NETTLE URTICA DIOICA L.

Z. Weglarz | W. Roslon

11. MORPHOLOGICAL, DEVELOPMENTAL AND CHEMICAL VARIABILITY OF HYPERICUM GENUS

E. Osinska | Z. Weglarz

12. THE INFLUENCE OF SOIL PREPARATION, SEEDLING RATES AND ORGANIC MULCH ON THE PRODUCTION OF WOODS-CULTIVATED GINSENG

P. Charest | M. Dorais | L. Gauthier | S. Khanizadeh

13. EXAMINATION ON VOLATILE AND FATTY OILS OF THE SEED OF BROAD-LEAVED SPIGNEL (PEUCEDANUM CERVARIA L.)

J. Domokos | J. Pálinkás | E. Héthelyi | K. Korány | J. Perédi

14. WHY WAS THIS SYMPOSIUM “HUMAN-HORTICULTURE RELATIONSHIPS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE” ORGANIZED?

E. Matsuo | D. Relf

15. HUMAN-HORTICULTURE RELATIONSHIPS IN NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA

V.I. Lohr

16. PRESENT STATUS OF HUMAN-HORTICULTURE RELATIONSHIPS RESEARCH: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND THE SOUTH PACIFIC

D.E. Aldous

17. ACTIVITIES IN HUMAN ISSUES IN HORTICULTURE IN EUROPE AMONG PEOPLE-PLANT COUNCIL NEWS ADDRESSEES

A.M. Evers

18. OVERVIEW OF HUMAN-HORTICULTURE RELATIONSHIPS IN AFRICA AND ASIA, ESPECIAILLY IN KOREA AND JAPAN

E. Matsuo

19. REINVENTING ALLOTMENTS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: THE UK EXPERIENCE

D. Crouch

20. JAPANESE PERSPECTIVES OF ALLOTMENT AND COMMUNITY GARDENING

E. Matsuo

21. SWEDISH PERSPECTIVES OF ALLOTMENT AND COMMUNITY GARDENING

S. Sidblad

22. CHINESE PERSPECTIVES OF ALLOTMENT AND COMMUNITY GARDENING

W.Z. Zhou

23. ASPECTS OF ALLOTMENT GARDENING POLITICS IN BERLIN, GERMANY, BETWEEN 1985 AND 1995

G. Groening

24. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND CONSERVATION OF TROPICAL FRUIT SPECIES

R.A. Drew

25. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF WILD VEGETABLE RESOURCES IN GUANGXI AND THEIR RATIONAL EXPLOITATION

L. Fusheng | H. Tao | X. Chenqiong | L. Feng | W. Yongxin

26. THE PROSPECTS OF BLACKBERRY IN SOUTHEASTERN CHINA

27. MEXICAN GEOPHYTES – BIODIVERSITY, CONSERVATION AND HORTICULTURAL APLICATION

H. Leszczyñska-Borys | M.W. Borys | A. Espejo Serna

28. AGRONOMIC AND PHENOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF GRAPE GENOTYPE KEPT IN COLLECTION AT JUNDIAÍ, BRAZIL

29. CUCUMBER GERM PLASM STUDY AND BREEDING IN CHINA

H. Feng | M. Dehua