182 pages
Published: 1 Mar 2000
Author(s): Grundon, Noel J
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This report describes the development of the Information Support System. The three major outcomes of the project are attached as separate appendices:
1. Cashew Literature Database: 1979-1998 contains about 1250 citations collated into 53 subject matter areas;
2. Review of Australian Cashew Literature is the result of critically reviewing the published literature of Australian cashew research, and attempts to place that information in the context of overseas information; and
3. Cashew Information Kit is a publication of the Queensland Department of Primary Industries Agrilink Project and contains cultural information for cashews adapted to Australian conditions. It is the outcome of an information gathering workshop attended by key resource personnel drawn from the major Australian research institutions and the Australian cashew industry.
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