La gestion forestière: conception, objectifs et moyens.Rondeux, Jacques ![]() in Annales de Gembloux (1986), 92(4), 313-323 Detailed reference viewed: 9 (6 ULg) Gestion globale du traitement de l'hypertension artérielleKrzesinski, Jean-Marie ![]() Conference (2004, November 12) Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg) La gestion hospitalière et la collaboration internationaleGillet, Pierre ; Bouffioux, Christian ![]() Diverse speeche and writing (2003) Detailed reference viewed: 18 (1 ULg) Gestion informatique de références bibliographiques personnelles : un outil pour le statisticienRamlot, Pierre ; Claustriaux, Jean-Jacques ; in Biométrie-Praximétrie (1984), 24 La gestion informatique du Laboratoire de Chimie Medicale de l'Universite de Liege.; ; Chapelle, Jean-Paul et alin Revue Médicale de Liège (1981), 36(21), 798-802 Detailed reference viewed: 19 (1 ULg) La gestion informatisée des compétences (GIC), un support du développement professionnel en enseignement supérieur.Georges, François ![]() in Vers un changement de culture en enseignement supérieur. Regards sur l'innovation, la collaboration etla valorisation. (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 72 (19 ULg) La gestion integrée des déchets solides de Kigali (Rwanda)Culot, Marc ; in Echos du COTA (2000), (87), 6-9 Detailed reference viewed: 24 (1 ULg) Gestion intégrée des ravageurs de céréales et de légumineuses stockées au Sénégal par l’utilisation de substances issues de plantesGueye, Momar Talla ![]() Doctoral thesis (2013) This thesis used an integrated approach to develop options for the control of cereal and legumes insect pests in Senegal combining laboratory and field tests. A diagnostic survey was conducted to fully ... [more ▼] This thesis used an integrated approach to develop options for the control of cereal and legumes insect pests in Senegal combining laboratory and field tests. A diagnostic survey was conducted to fully understand current storage practices and control methods in foods and seeds. The study focused on traditional practices from the eastern parts of Senegal to develop options in harmony with the populations concerns. Boscia senegalensis is a plant known for its medicinal properties and its food use was the first plant to be tested for the control of Caryedon serratus, the groundnut weevil. We observed that fruits (3% w/w) and crushed leaves (6% w/w) of this species protected groundnuts. B. senegalensis was subsequently used for protection of cowpea, millet and maize against Callosobruchus maculatus, Tribolium castaneum, Sitophilus zeamais and Prostephanus truncatus. Only T. castaneum was insensitive to this plant at low concentrations. Methylisothiocyanate (MITC) is the main active ingredient of this plant liberated from glucocapparin. This molecule can reach C. maculatus and C. serratus larvae and eggs which develop inside grains but concentrations need to be two to four times higher than adults. Ripe fruits still proved to be effective but immature fruits had a higher efficacy. Residues of MITC were detected in the stored grains after treatment, but the treatment had no effect on germination of stored grains. During the study a reliable and effective method to analyze glucocapparin in leaves and fruits of B. senegalensis was developed, during two years in four localities showing an apparently very marked “soil effect”. Highest glucocapparin concentrations were recorded in January at the beginning of dry season and the lowest during the rainy season from August to November, independent of locality. Powdered maize cobs were effective in maintaining maize grain quality in laboratory studies. Observed damage and losses were respectively 5 and 1% at 2.4% (w/w). At higher doses, mixing of powdered maize cobs with grains offered equal protection as Actellic (pyrimiphos-methyl). The efficacy of this control method was tested during two years in farmer’s granaries confirmed the validity of the laboratory tests. The traditional practice of incorporating insecticidal plants within the storage structure did not impact development of pests already established in the granaries. By contrast, storage of maize cobs using a sandwich method with Hyptis spicigera proved to be effective against storage pests. In addition, the storage of non-winnowed maize grains offered a substantial degree of protection against insect infestations. Their composition was carried out by GC-MS/GC-FID analyses. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 35 (4 ULg) La gestion intégrée des systèmes de production bananièreLassois, Ludivine ![]() Scientific conference (2011, July) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (5 ULg) Gestion intégrée des zones côtières: la problématique de la sauvegarde des dunes bordières littorales face aux actions anthropiques et à la désertificationOzer, Pierre ; in AA.VV. (Ed.) Cooperazione nel Mediterraneo e Liguria (1996) Detailed reference viewed: 14 (2 ULg) Gestion interdisciplinaire du problème d'ensablement des cuvettes en milieu sahélien nigérienTychon, Bernard ; in Geo-Eco-Trop (2009), 33 Niger faces the brunt of desertification in the Sahelian belt. Many national and international programs attempt to help the country fight against this serious environmental degradation. This article ... [more ▼] Niger faces the brunt of desertification in the Sahelian belt. Many national and international programs attempt to help the country fight against this serious environmental degradation. This article relies on an inter-university targeted program (ITP) funded by the Coopération Universitaire au Développement (CUD) called "Invasion of circular lowlands (cuvettes) of south-eastern Niger by aeolian deposits: processes, impacts and means of struggle" to demonstrate the interest of an inter / multidisciplinary approach in the research of a better solution to an environmental problem as comprehensive as that of desertification. The study is focused on a specific form of desertification, which is that of silting “cuvettes”, areas of lowlands in the south-eastern Niger. Two examples illustrate the practical contribution of this type of approach. The article also shows the link between all the teams who have contributed to the results of the ITP and the development of this special issue. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 43 (6 ULg) Gestion journalière et recours en annulationCaprasse, Olivier ![]() in Revue Pratique des Sociétés Civiles et Commerciales (2010) Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg) Gestion médicale des myopathies: les premiers gestesVotion, Dominique ; Van Galen, Gaby ; et alin Pratique Vétérinaire Equine (2009), 41(numero special), 119-126 Detailed reference viewed: 44 (12 ULg) La gestion par la dérogation : une politique d'apprentissage industriel en Belgique francophoneLevêque, Audrey ; Vrancken, Didier ![]() in Formation Emploi : Revue Française de Sciences Sociales (2004), 86 Detailed reference viewed: 11 (6 ULg) Gestion participative de l'eau et développement durable : application à la gestion de l'eau en Région wallonne à travers l'expérience des contrats de rivière.Rosillon, Françis ![]() Book published by Editions Universitaires Européennes (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 42 (21 ULg) Gestion participative des Ressources Naturelles dans le Nord RCA: Le cas des Zones Cynégétiques VillageoisesBouché, Philippe ![]() Scientific conference (2010, November 05) Detailed reference viewed: 41 (10 ULg) Gestion participative du sanctuaire de gorilles de plaine de l’Ouest (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) de Lossi en République du Congo-; ; Njikam Nsangou, Ibrahim et alin Tropicultura (2007), 25(1), 44-50 The gorilla sanctuary of Lossi experiments the synergy between scientific research and nature conservation. Three partners are involved in a management participative process. These partners include the ... [more ▼] The gorilla sanctuary of Lossi experiments the synergy between scientific research and nature conservation. Three partners are involved in a management participative process. These partners include the Republic of Congo, the local community of Lossi and the European programme on the forest ecosystems in Central Africa. An investigation was carried out on the sanctuary of Lossi in 2003, in order to study in situ the effects generated by the participative management and to identify the constraints linked to the participative approach. The work of primatologists allowed the habituation of the gorillas to the human presence and opened eyesight tourism of western lowland gorillas. A camp for tourists and the access road to the sanctuary have been constructed. The tourism generated jobs in favour of the local population which is also a take-partner of contracts on road repairing. The income from the tourism allowed the construction of a health centre. However, the works of researchers and tourism activities failed during the outbreaks of the Ebola hemorrhagic fever and during the three civil war episodes. The consolidation and the long term of this process of co-management of natural resources of Lossi remains the establishment of a management that should include conservation, rural development and scientific research, with equitably in the distribution of gain between the partnerses. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 30 (5 ULg) Gestion physique concertée des cours d'eau en basse Semois, 10 années d'expérience avec le contrat de rivièreRosillon, Francis ![]() in Verniers, Gisèle; Petit, François (Eds.) La gestion physique des cours d'eau : bilan d'une décennie d'ingénierie écologique. Actes du colloque : Namur 10-12 octobre 2007 (2007, October 10) Detailed reference viewed: 22 (0 ULg) Gestion qualitative et quantitative de cours d’eau par modélisations hydrodynamiques et sédimentairesDewals, Benjamin ; Archambeau, Pierre ; Erpicum, Sébastien et alPoster (2006) Detailed reference viewed: 26 (1 ULg) La Gestion quotidienne des périodiques électroniquesBawin, Marc-Henri ; Mottet, Philippe ![]() in Cahiers de la Documentation = Bladen voor Documentatie (1999), 53(1), 26-39 Detailed reference viewed: 68 (31 ULg) |
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