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Er 1 1985 BIBLIOGRAPHY of CYPRIOT AGRICULTURE 1975-1983 MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS 12 ISSN 0253-6749 GIANNINI FOUNDATION OF AGRICULTURALAIOONOMICS 9310CIWY er 1 1985 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CYPRIOT AGRICULTURE 1975-1983 Derived from the AGRIS Data Base AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUT_Ei MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES NICOSIA 1. CYPRUS APRIL 1984 MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS 12 ISSN 0253-6749 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CYPRIOT AGRICULTURE 1975-1983 Derived from the AGRIS Data Base AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES NICOSIA CYPRUS APRIL 1984 FOREWORD This bibliography is essentially an unedited computer- is that the System acts as a depository of national litera- produced printout from the AGRIS data base covering ture. This is the case with Cyprus, which has been par- the period 1975-1983. ticipating in the System since its establishment. It was therefore possible to produce the present bibliography of AGRIS, the International Information System for the agricultural literature pertaining to Cyprus from the Agricultural Sciences and Technology, formally began AGRIS files. It will be noted that the main producer of operation in 1975. It is a current awareness. service for agricultural literature in Cyprus is the Agricultural Re-- agricultural literature including forestry, fisheries, veteri- search Institute. A complete list of the Institute's publi- nary science and meteorology as far as they relate to cations over the first 20 years of its life (1962-1982) was agriculture, and is truly international in coverage, scope recently published (Miscellaneous Reports 10, and opetation. Each participating country supplies the September 1983, Agricultural Research Institute, input on the literature published in the country through a Nicosia). national AGRIS Liaison Office (The Agricultural Re- search Institure, Nicosia, is the AGRIS Liaison Office The layout of the present bibliography is according to for Cyprus) to FAO, which processes it and publishes it the typical AGRINDEX format. The entries are listed by in the monthly bibliography AGRINDEX. The AGRIS Subject Category, e.g. LOO-ANIMAL PRODUCTION System is fully computerized and this enables retrieval of (see Table of Contents for the Subject Categories relev- information in a variety of ways. ant to this bibliography). There are also three indexes, a personal author index, a corporate entry index and a One very important aspect of AGRIS, particularly for commodities index. An example of an entry is as follows: developing countries which lack documentation facilities, 1 LOO-ANIMAL PRODUCTION 2 598526 Relationships between [Chios] 4 3 ewe milk production and lamb ['growth [in Cyprus].(En). 5 Mavrogenis, Economides,S1 6 (Agricultural Res.Inst. Nicosia 8 7 (Cyprus))110ct 1980.19p. 9 Technical Bulletin (Cyprus),ISSN 0070-2315. 10 1 no.33. 3 tables. 21 ref. Summary(En). *CY 11 12 1 Subject category (more subject categories may have been assigned but this is the primary one under which the entry is listed in AGRINDEX) 2 Reference number (the serial number of the en try in the AGRIS system; Because these reference numbers are the original ones, they follow in increasing order only within each sub- ject category Title of the entry (if in square brackets it means that the original title was in a language other than English, which is indicated) 4 Words is square brackets are added by the indexer to make the title more informative 5 Language (language of the document) 6 Author(s) 7 Author(s) affiliation Collation of document 9 - Date of publication • 10 - Serial title 11 - Additional information on the document (indication in pareantheses denotes the language(s) of the summary, if there is one) 12 - Country code of the input center (given only if the document is not available commercially, therefore it can only be supplied by the indicated input center) Because more than one subject category may be as- This being the 10th anniversary of the AGRIS system, signed to a document, each document will appear in the publishing this bibliography from the AGRIS data base is commodities index as many times as subject categories undoubtedly an appropriate way to celebrate the event. have been assigned to it. In the present bibliography 506 documents are listed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS However, because no editing was done there are some duplicate entries, even a triplicate one! Moreover, Deep appreciation is extended to FAO and Dr. although papers that were presented at conferences Abraham Lebowitz, Head, AGRIS Coordinating Centre, which simply took place in Cyprus but were not strictly for making available the on-line AGRIS data base for relevant to Cyprus have been exlcuded, the entries de- producing this bibliography, to Dr. E. K. Samaha, Chief, scribing each conference as a whole still appear in this Systems and Projects Development Branch, Library and list. There is also a case (N10 - 079852, p. 19) where the Documentation Systems Division and Ms Helga Schmid, weed Cyperus was mispelled (omission of e makes the Head, AGRIS Processing Unit, for extracting the bib- word read as the document Cyprus) with the result that liography from the data base, and to IDRC, a staunchi appeared under Cyprus! The number of multiple entries supporter of AGRIS both financially and expertly, for and irrelevant papers subtracted from the list there re- bearing the expense of the photocomposed films. main 488 documents, of which 231 were put into the sys- tem by the Cypriot AGRIS Liaison Office, i.e. they were published in Cyprus. The subject category with the P.I. ORPHANOS greatest number of documents is «D-50 Legislation», which comprises 88 entries. These mostly deal with the AGRIS Liaison Officer, legislative aspects of the association between Cyprus and Agricultural Research Institute EEC. TABLE OF COUNTRY AND INSTITUTION CODES TABLEAUX DES INDICATIFS DE PAYS ET D'INSTITUTIONS LISTA DE LAS ABREVIATURAS DE PAISES E INSTITUCIONES Derived from ISO 3166 AR ARGENTINA (XL) HK HONG KONG (XB) PT PORTUGAL (XE) AT AUSTRIA HN HONDURAS (XL) PY PARAGUAY (XL) AU AUSTRALIA HT HAITI (XL) QD IDRC (XF) BD BANGLADESH (XB) HU HUNGARY QI ICRAF (XF) BE BELGIUM (XE) HV UPPER VOLTA QM ILCA (XF) BG BULGARIA ID INDONESIA (XB) QN APIMONDIA (XF) BI BURUNDI IE IRELAND (XE) QO IUFRO -(XF) BJ BENIN IL ISRAEL. QP CIP (XL) BO BOLIVIA (XL) IN INDIA QT CIAT (XL) BR BRAZIL IQ IRAQ QY CIMMYT (XL) BU BURMA IR IRAN RO ROMANIA BW BOTSWANA IS ICELAND RW RWANDA CA CANADA IT ITALY (XE) SA SAUDI ARABIA CF CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC JM JAMAICA (XL) SD SUDAN CG CONGO JO JORDAN SE SWEDEN CH SWITZERLAND JP JAPAN SG SINGAPORE (XB) % CL CHILE (XL) KE KENYA • SL SIERRA LEONE CM CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC KR KOREA R. (XB) SN SENEGAL OF KW KUWAIT SO SOMALIA CN CHINA LB LEBANON SU USSR CO COLOMBIA (XL) LK SRI LANKA SV EL SALVADOR (XL). CR COSTA RICA (XL) LR LIBERIA SZ SWAZILAND CS CZECHOSLOVAKIA LS LESOTHO TG TOGO • CU CUBA LU LUXEMBOURG (XE) TH THAILAND (XB) CY CYPRUS LY LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA TN TUNISIA DD GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC MA MOROCCO TR TURKEY DE GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC MG MADAGASCAR IT TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (XL) OF (XE) ML MALI TZ TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC DK DENMARK (XE) OF MT MALTA DO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (XL) US UNITED STATES MU MAURITIUS DZ ALGERIA UY URUGUAY (XL) MX MEXICO (XL) EC ECUADOR (XL) YE VENEZUELA (XL) MY MALAYSIA (XB) EG EGYPT VN VIET NAM NE NIGER ES SPAIN XB AIBA NG NIGERIA ET ETHIOPIA XE CEC NI NICARAGUA (XL) Fl FINLAND XF FAO NL NETHERLANDS (XE) FR FRANCE (XE) XL CIDIA NO NORWAY GA GABON XV NP NEPAL GB UNITED KINGDOM (XE) YEMENOMVSYD D NZ NEW ZEALAND GH GHANA YE YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC PA PANAMA (XL) GN GUINEA YU YUGOSLAVIA PE PERU (XL) GR GREECE (XE) ZM ZAMBIA PH PHILIPPINES (XB) GT GUATEMALA (XL) ZR ZAIRE PK PAKISTAN GY GUYANA (XL) ZW ZIMBABWE PL POLAND TABLE OF CONTENTS A00 — AGRICULTURE A50 — Research 1 BOO — GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY B50 — History 1 COO — EDUCATION, EXTENSION, AND ADVISORY WORK 1 DOO — ADMINISTRATION AND LEGISLATION 1 D10 — Administration 1 D50 — Legislation 1 E00 — ECONOMICS, DEVELOPMENT, AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY 4 E10 — Economics 4 EIS — Farm organization and management 6 E30 — Development aims, policies, programmes 6 E50 — Rural sociology 6 E70 — Distribution and marketing 7 FOO — PLANT PRODUCTION 7 F10 — Meteorology and climatology 8 F20 — Soil science 9 F22 — Soil chemistry and physics 9 F23 — Soil classification and genesis 9 F24 — Soil surveying and mapping 9 F25 — Soil fertility; fertilizers 10 F26 — Soil resources and management 10 F27 — Soil cultivation and cropping systems 10 F28 — Soil erosion and reclamation 10 F30 — Plant breeding 10 F40 — Plant ecology 11 F50 — Plant structure 12 F60 — Plant physiology and biochemistry 12' F70 — Plant taxonomy and geography 12 HOO — PROTECTION OF PLANTS AND STORED PRODUCTS 12 H10 — Pests of plants 12 H20 — Plant diseases 13 H50 — Miscellaneous plant disorders 13 H60 — Weeds • 13 H70 — Protection of stored products of plant and animal origin 14 KOO — FORESTRY 14 K10 — Forestry production 14 K2O — Forest management 14 K70 — Forest injuries and protection 14 LOO — ANIMAL PRODUCTION 14 L10 — Animal breeding 15 L20 — Animal ecology 15 L30 — Animal nutrition 15 L36 — Feed composition 16 L50 — Animal physiology and biochemistry 16 L60 — Animal taxonomy and geography 17 L70 — Veterinary science and hygiene 17 L72 — Pests of animals 17 L73 — Animal diseases 17 L74 — Miscellaneous disorders of animals 18 MOO — AQUATIC SCIENCES AND FISHERIES 19 M10 — Fisheries production 19 M40 — Aquatic biology 19 NO0 — MACHINERY AND BUILDINGS 19 N10 — Agricultural engineering, structures, and equipment 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS POO — NATURAL RESOURCES 19 P10 — Water resources and management 19 P12 — Drainage and irrigation 20 P20 — Land resources 21 Q00 — FOOD SCIENCE 21 Q10 — Food processing 21 Q30 — Food packaging 21 ROO — HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIES AND CRAFTS 21 SOO — HUMAN NUTRITION 21 S10 — Food composition 21 TOO — POLLUTION 21 U00 — AUXILIARY DISCIPLINES 21 U10 — Mathematics and statistics 21 PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX 22 CORPORATE ENTRY INDEX 24 COMMODITIES INDEX 26 020707 Regulation (EEC) No 3297/74 of the Council of 19 December • A00 - AGRICULTURE 1974 on the opening of a tariff quota for new potatoes falling within subheading 07.01 A II of the Common Customs Tariff for 1975, originating in Cyprus.
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