Hortus Magni Ducis Badenis Carlsruhanus.

Errata at end.

Report of the Second European Zebrafish Principal Investigator Meeting in Karlsruhe, Germany, March 21-24, 2012.

The second European Zebrafish Principal Investigator (PI) Meeting was held in March, 2012, in Karlsruhe, Germany. It brought together PIs from all over Europe who work with fish models such as zebrafish and medaka to discuss their latest results, as well as to resolve strategic issues faced by this research community. Scientific discussion ranged from the development of new technologies for working with fish models to progress in various fields of research such as injury and repair, disease models, and cell polarity and dynamics. This meeting also marked the establishment of the European Zebrafish Resource Centre (EZRC) at Karlsruhe that in the future will serve as an important focus and community resource for zebrafish- and medaka-based research.

Drosera auriculata : Botanischer Garten Darmstadt

R. Anheisser

Die Bauplatzfrage des Hoftheaters in Stuttgart : botanischer Garten oder Eberhardsgruppe? : Vortrag im Verein Bauhütte am 29. Januar 1908 /

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Oxidation techniques in drinking water treatment : papers presented at the Conference held in Karlsruhe, Federal Republic of Germany, September 11-13, 1978 /

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Linnaea (Berlin, Germany)

Date on holdings cards is date given on title page. For dates of publication of individual Hefte, see Stafleu, F.A., Taxonomic literature, p. 419-424.

Die Wichtigsten deutschen Namen der im Kgl. Botanischen Garten zu Dahlem im freien kultivierten Pflanzen.

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Improvement of the statutory framework for construction and demolition waste management exemplified in Germany and Australia

Construction and demolition (C&D) waste occupies the largest share of overall waste generation in many countries. However, waste management practices and outcomes may differ between countries. For instance, in Australia, C&D waste recovery is continuously improving during the last years but the amount of C&D waste increases every year, as there has been little improvement in waste avoidance and minimization. In contrast, in Germany, waste generation remains constant over many years despite the continuous economic growth. The waste recycling rate in Germany is one of the highest in the world. However, most waste recycled is from demolition work rather than from waste generated during new construction. In addition, specific laws need to be developed to further reduce landfill of non-recycled waste. Despite of the differences, C&D waste generation and recovery in both countries depend on the effectiveness of the statutory framework, which regulates their waste management practices. This is an issue in other parts of the world as well. Therefore countries can learn from each other to improve their current statutory framework for C&D waste management. By taking Germany and Australia as an example, possible measures to improve current practices of C&D waste management through better statutory tools are identified in this paper. After providing an overview of the statutory framework of both countries and their status in waste generation and recovery, a SWOT analysis is conducted to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the statutory tools. Recommendations to improve the current statutory frameworks, in order to achieve less waste generation and more waste recovery in the construction industry are provided for the German and Australian government and they can also be transferred to other countries.

Hortus regius botanicus berolinensis,

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Abbildungen auserlesener Gewächse des Königlichen Botanischen Gartens zu Berlin : nebst beschreibungen und Anleitung sie zu ziehen /

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Jahrbuch des Königlichen Botanischen Gartens und Museums zu Berlin.

Editors: v. 1, A.W Eichler; v. 2, A.W. Eichler and A. Garcke; v. 3-4, A.W. Eichler, A. Garcke and I. Urban; v. 5, A. Garcke and I. Urban.

Notizblatt des botanischen Gartens und Muzeums zu Berlin-Dahlem.

Vol. 1-14 also have whole numbers 1-125.

Festschrift der Universität Kiel zur feier des geburtsfestes Seiner Majestät des kaisers und königs Wilhelm II. Der álteste botanische garten Kiels. Urkundliche darstellung der begründung eines universitäts-instituts im siebzehnten jahrhundert.

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