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Haut-Uele: Trésor Touristique [Haut-Uele: Touristic Treasure]

By: Jean Omasombo Tshonda(Editor), Guido Gryseels(Foreword By)
437 pages, colour & b/w photos, colour & b/w illustrations, 1 colour fold-out map
Haut-Uele: Trésor Touristique [Haut-Uele: Touristic Treasure]
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Language: French

The constitution of the DR Congo, adopted via referendum on 18 and 19 December 2005 and proclaimed on 18 February 2006 by the President of the Republic Joseph Kabila, stipulates that the decentralization principle is a building block of the country’s institutional architecture, in the context of a united state. From a country with 11 provinces, created in 1988, the DR Congo will turn into a country with 25 provinces, plus the city of Kinshasa.

A project initiated by the Royal Museum for Central Africa, with the support of the Belgian Development Cooperation and the Belgian Science Policy, concerns the writing of monographs on the provinces. After first demarcating each of the provinces recognized by political decision, the project aims to build up real and precise knowledge of each province with the ambition of providing basic (political, economic, geographic, linguistic, social…) data promoting a far-reaching policy of environmental and regional planning. The Haut-Uele monograph is the second volume of this series.

The name ‘Haut-Uele’ conjures visions of its famed peoples – the Mangbetu, the Azande, the Logo, the Budu, the Mayogo – whose rich and diverse cultures impressed both Arab and European conquerors. In addition to presenting these groups, this monograph provides a general overview of the geography, relief, geology, hydrography, flora and fauna, and demography of Haut-Uele. It also analyses the province’s historical, cultural, political, economic, and tourism-related development in greater detail.

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Juan I. Castrillo, Steve G. Oliver

2    Genomics to study basal lineage fungal biology: phylogenomics suggest a common origin

Kerstin Voigt and Ekaterina Shelest

3    Phylogenomics to study fungal biology

Toni Gabaldon

4    Genome data drives change at culture collections

Kevin McCluskey, Aric Wiest and Kyria Boundy-Mills

Cell and developmental biology

5    Fungal chromatin and its role in regulation of gene expression

Michael Freitag

6    Photobiology and circadian clocks in Neurospora

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Jay Dunlap, Kevin Fuller and Jennifer Hurley

7    Genomics and transcriptomics to analyze fruiting body development

Minou Nowrousian

Genomics for biotechnology

8    Degradation and modification of plant biomass by fungi

Ronald P. de Vries, Mia R. Mäkelä and Kristiina S. Hilden

9    Transcriptomics of industrial filamentous fungi: a new view on regulation, physiology and application

Vera Meyer and Benjamin Nitsche

10  Genomics analysis of biocontrol species and industrial enzyme producers from the genus Trichoderma

Christian Kubicek, Monika Schmoll , Bernhard Seiboth and Irina Druzhinina

Pathogenicity

11  Application of genomics to the study of pathogenicity and development in Fusarium

Frances Trail, Donald Gardiner

 

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By: Jean Omasombo Tshonda(Editor), Guido Gryseels(Foreword By)
437 pages, colour & b/w photos, colour & b/w illustrations, 1 colour fold-out map
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