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Wood Anatomy News Wood Anatomy News 193 Third Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy The time available for oral presentations and Conference, November 1994 posters to anyone working group is very The organisation of the 3rd PRW AC (20- limited at this large meeting. The Congress organisers have stated that, for this congress, 24 Nov., 1994) is progressing well with over 120 pre-registrants. Registration forms and permission to present either an oral paper or information are available from Mr. Lloyd a poster must be obtained from the relevant Donaldson, NZFRI Ltd, PB 3020, Rotorua, Division officer. Titles and abstracts should New Zealand, Fax: +64 7 347 9380, e-mail be with the Division officers before the end DONALDSL@TAWA.FRI.CRLNZ. Prospec­ of 1994. The format for the abstracts is speci­ tive participants are reminded that abstracts fied in the Congress information package. and registration fees are due by August 1st. If you wish to make a presentation, please The first of two guest presentations will contact for S 5.01.01: Roni Aloni, Tel Aviv be given by Dr. Michael Bariska of South University, Department of Botany, Tel Aviv Africa on the subject of wood fracture be­ 69978, Israel; for S 5.01·02: John Phelps, haviour. A second guest speaker will be an­ Department of Forestry, Southern Illinois nounced in a third circular to be distributed University, Carbondale, ILL 62901-2911, in August, which also will contain details of U. S. A; for S 5.01·04: Gerard Nepveu, presentation and poster titles and will provide Equipe de Recherches sur la Qualite des Bois, information on session times for those giving Centre de Recherches INRA de Nancy, presentations. Abstracts will be published in 54280 Champenoux, France, fax: 33-83-39- the IA W A Journal around the time of the con­ 40-69; for papers on wood quality that fit ference and full proceedings will be produced more than one category, and for S 5.01·05 probably within 6 months after the conference. for which a new working party leader will be The organising committee is looking for­ appointed this summer, please contact: Elisa­ ward to welcome delegates to Rotorua for Leth Wheeler, Department Wood & Paper what will be a stimulating conference. Science, Box 8005, North Carolina State Uni­ versity, Raleigh, N.C. 27695-8005, U.S.A, IUFRO XX World Congress fax: 01-919-515-5728, e-mail xylem@unity. The beautifully produced Information pack­ ncsu.edu, who is the Working Group Leader. age for the IUFRO XX World Congress to Acceptance of papers and organisation of the be held August 6-12,1995, in Tampere, Fin­ programme will be done by the end of this land, is now available, with the Congress reg­ year. Please, when writing about participa­ istration package to be published in IUFRO tion in the Congress programme, provide News 4/1994 later this year. The theme is detailed information about the topic of your "Caring for the Forest: Research in a Chang­ presentation so as to permit evaluation of ing World." To obtain information on the whether it fits the themes the Working Party Congress and Post-Congress Excursions, Leaders have chosen for their programmes. write to the IUFRO-95 Congress Secretariat, More information about the S 5.01 program­ Finnish Forest Research Institute, Unionin­ me will appear in the next issue of the I A W A katu 40A, FIN-00170 Helsinki, Finland, fax: Journal. 358-0625-308, e-mail: iufr095@metla.fi. There will be sessions sponsored by Work­ International Symposium on Wood Anat· ing Group S 5.01: Wood Quality, and all of omy in China, 1995 its working parties, S 5.01·01 'Formation Plans are taking shape to organise an inter­ of Wood', 5.01·02 'Natural Variations in national wood anatomy symposium in Tianjin, Wood Quality', 5.01·04' Biological Im­ China, late summer or early fall next year. provement of Wood Properties', and 5.01· Readers of the IA W A Journal will be kept 05 'Wood Properties Desired by End-Users'. informed of details as they become available. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png IAWA Journal Brill

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IAWA Journal , Volume 15 (2): 1 – Jan 1, 1994
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Wood Anatomy News 193 Third Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy The time available for oral presentations and Conference, November 1994 posters to anyone working group is very The organisation of the 3rd PRW AC (20- limited at this large meeting. The Congress organisers have stated that, for this congress, 24 Nov., 1994) is progressing well with over 120 pre-registrants. Registration forms and permission to present either an oral paper or information are available from Mr. Lloyd a poster must be obtained from the relevant Donaldson, NZFRI Ltd, PB 3020, Rotorua, Division officer. Titles and abstracts should New Zealand, Fax: +64 7 347 9380, e-mail be with the Division officers before the end DONALDSL@TAWA.FRI.CRLNZ. Prospec­ of 1994. The format for the abstracts is speci­ tive participants are reminded that abstracts fied in the Congress information package. and registration fees are due by August 1st. If you wish to make a presentation, please The first of two guest presentations will contact for S 5.01.01: Roni Aloni, Tel Aviv be given by Dr. Michael Bariska of South University, Department of Botany, Tel Aviv Africa on the subject of wood fracture be­ 69978, Israel; for S 5.01·02: John Phelps, haviour. A second guest speaker will be an­ Department of Forestry, Southern Illinois nounced in a third circular to be distributed University, Carbondale, ILL 62901-2911, in August, which also will contain details of U. S. A; for S 5.01·04: Gerard Nepveu, presentation and poster titles and will provide Equipe de Recherches sur la Qualite des Bois, information on session times for those giving Centre de Recherches INRA de Nancy, presentations. Abstracts will be published in 54280 Champenoux, France, fax: 33-83-39- the IA W A Journal around the time of the con­ 40-69; for papers on wood quality that fit ference and full proceedings will be produced more than one category, and for S 5.01·05 probably within 6 months after the conference. for which a new working party leader will be The organising committee is looking for­ appointed this summer, please contact: Elisa­ ward to welcome delegates to Rotorua for Leth Wheeler, Department Wood & Paper what will be a stimulating conference. Science, Box 8005, North Carolina State Uni­ versity, Raleigh, N.C. 27695-8005, U.S.A, IUFRO XX World Congress fax: 01-919-515-5728, e-mail xylem@unity. The beautifully produced Information pack­ ncsu.edu, who is the Working Group Leader. age for the IUFRO XX World Congress to Acceptance of papers and organisation of the be held August 6-12,1995, in Tampere, Fin­ programme will be done by the end of this land, is now available, with the Congress reg­ year. Please, when writing about participa­ istration package to be published in IUFRO tion in the Congress programme, provide News 4/1994 later this year. The theme is detailed information about the topic of your "Caring for the Forest: Research in a Chang­ presentation so as to permit evaluation of ing World." To obtain information on the whether it fits the themes the Working Party Congress and Post-Congress Excursions, Leaders have chosen for their programmes. write to the IUFRO-95 Congress Secretariat, More information about the S 5.01 program­ Finnish Forest Research Institute, Unionin­ me will appear in the next issue of the I A W A katu 40A, FIN-00170 Helsinki, Finland, fax: Journal. 358-0625-308, e-mail: iufr095@metla.fi. There will be sessions sponsored by Work­ International Symposium on Wood Anat· ing Group S 5.01: Wood Quality, and all of omy in China, 1995 its working parties, S 5.01·01 'Formation Plans are taking shape to organise an inter­ of Wood', 5.01·02 'Natural Variations in national wood anatomy symposium in Tianjin, Wood Quality', 5.01·04' Biological Im­ China, late summer or early fall next year. provement of Wood Properties', and 5.01· Readers of the IA W A Journal will be kept 05 'Wood Properties Desired by End-Users'. informed of details as they become available.

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