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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND COR TA OCTOBER 11-15 322282093

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It takes experience, h takes knowledge. It takes people who svill do whatever is required Lo ge'~ the job done. In thirty- eight countries on five coutincnts, our gllcsmcn arc thcrc making sure your needs ate met. Whether it's joining you at tl~e d~k to inspect a shipment .....'eyi,~g ..... p in/he field or oversc~'ing bids on the warehouse tloor. DI~ON it'~ all part of the job, A job thaes not abuut making sales, but about building relationships. ,x~ ,.;~;,,,, t;,, ,, ,~,.,,~,,,~,'o,*~ 2 6 8 12 32 CONTENTS Welcome Address Manuel C. Bourlas President of the CORESTA Board Events Program Brighton, a resort city with style to spare Attendees Advertiser Index 1998 Coresta Congress 1

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WELCOME Welcome from the 1998 CORESTA Congress Organizing Committee THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE is comprised of: Richard Baker, Catherine Binns, Beverly Hanford, Sara Knell, Pam Roberts, Steve Stotesbury, and Tony Wicks On behalf of British American Tobacco it is a per- sonal honor and pleasure for the Organizing Committee to welcome all participants to the 1998 CORESTA Congress. We are delighted to wel- come such a distinguished group of international to- bacco scientists to Brighton. The tobacco industry is faced with a variety of chal- lenges and attacks worldwide, many of which stem from a lack of information, or a misunderstanding or misinterpretation of science. The theme of Ibis Con- gress -- "Progress through Research" -- reflects the need to work together on basic science and to commu- nicate the research findings to the world. lu addition, for the first time, information on the Congress has been available on the lntemet. The site has been posted for about a year and has been updated as plans develop. The website is http://www.corest~.com. We hope that your stay in Brighton will be fruitful in the interchange of scientific and technical knowl- edge that v-ill develop oew avenues of research. We have arranged a program that should be scientifically rewarding and socially enjoyable. Wc wish you a hap- py stay in Brighton, sometimes called "London by the sea," but having a uniqueness all of its own. 2 1998 Coresta Congress Welcome to All MEMBERS OF THE CORESTA COBIGRESS l-t is a pleasure to welcome all participants to the 1998 CORESIA Congress. We have been meeting together for more than fear decades to exchange scientific ideas and develop research programs in a wide variety of disciplines. This year's theme -- "Progress through Research" -- is of particular significance to all of us ~'ho sup- port CORESTA and its misslnn. Even though the coming years will provide for the tobacco world cballenges and opportunities, by continuing to focus on tire many areas io which CORE.qTA has devel- oped an outstanding rect~rd of expertise and excel- lence, I am certain COREP, TA will be able to make stiff greater ctmlributkms to understanding tobacco and tobacco products. The bye years since our laM CORESTA Congress have been busy years. I am happy to report that our efforts have been very fruitful, and we should all be proud of our accomplishments. We have focused on ways Io strengthen our internal organizatinn to en- sure that the future of CORESTA remains solid. We have reviewed our slructure and have expanded the terms of reference assigned to the Scientific Cmnmis- sion (SC). With the direct involvement of the SC, the Board has also defined new areas of interest that are more appropriate and relevant to today's world. The SC BY MANUEL C. BOURLAS Acting President of the Coresta Board has done a marveloos tab in turning ideas and rec- ommendations intu substantive programs -- a job well done. lhe existing and new ~[ask Forces are meeting the challenge. Our programs are moving forward, and judging from the technical program of the Congress, impressive progress is being made in all nf CORESTA's areas. For those nf us who are nearing the end of a e.'underful career in the tobacco industry, we had another thought: To leave behind a strong and viable team, a team with a vision toward the future. We are con(ident that we bare accum- plished this objective in CORESTA The common thread that brings CORESrA togeth- er is our Im.'e nf science and technology, and a keen interest in advancing our knowledge. By working to- gether, supporting each other and CORES'[A's goals, we haee an opportuoity to move CORESTA into the twenty-first century, and maintain our status as the scieotific pool for the industry. 1998 Coresta Congress 3

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This year's theme, Progress through Research, shows that CORESTA moves forward best by honoring its traditions. The 1998 CORES-|A Congress will be held in Brighton, England from Sunday, October 11 to 7hursda), (k:tober 15. Ihe Congress will be held in the Grand H~tel, a magnificent Victoriao seafront ho- tel built in 1~. ~e hotel is frequently u~d for large political conlerences. The 1~¢~8 Congress is being hosted by British Ameri- can Tobacco. The theme of the Congress is "Progregg through Research." CORESTA i~ an international scientific associa- tion to which tobacco companies, sopplier compa- nies, universities, and research iostitutes iuvo]ved in scientific or lechnical work on tobacco can belong. Its headquarters are in Par~s. CORESI A has 192 member companies and mslilules from 52 cotmlries. The luB body of CORES] A normalh' meets every two years at the CORES~A Congress. During ~he Congress, scienlisls from most of the member orga- nizations will be present along wile others invoh'ed in scientific work on tobacco-related subjects. The objective of CORESTA is to advance coopera- lion in scieolific research on tobacco. CORES'I A devel- ops and i~gues standard methods relevant lo cigarettes and smoking, conducts in]el-laboratory checks and studies on lhe methods, conducts collaborative re- search, provides an advisory service on issues such as blue mold and agrochemicals, organizes scienlific meet- logs on tobacco/smoke science, sponsors research pro- jects on tobacco at nniversilies, publishes a bilingual 4 1998 Coresta Congress bulletin, and maintains a database on tobacco science. CORESTA has strong interaction with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). "lEe Congress wi]] consist of a vat]ely of activities: presentation ol scientific paper; reports from the vari ous CORESTA Study Groups, Task Forces and Com- mittees; Study Group Business Meebngs and elections for the Scientific Commission; presenlalim~ of the CORESTA prize, medals, and study grants; and the General Assembly during which there will be elections for four positions o, the CORESTA Board. CORESTA has tour Study Groups: Agronomy, Phy- topathology, Smoke, and Technology. Within the Study Groups, ~fask Forces and Sub-Groups are set up to un~ dertake specific scientific work and development of standard techniques and methods. During the Con- gress, the Study Groups wiR meet separately or jointly for presentation of scientific papers and reports from Task Forces and Sub-Groups. BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Each btudy L, roup has an elected executive commit- tee consisting of a president, vice president, secretary, and three other rnenlber'.. The executive committee mem~rs from the four groups form the ~ieotific Com- mission, which leads, organizes, and oversees the scieo- lific uork within CORESTA. During the Congress, dec- lions for lee executive carom]]lees will be held within each Sludy Group. Three scienlific committees report directly to the entific Commission: the Agrochemicals Advisory Com- mittee (ACAC), the Committee on Human Smoking havinr, and the Commiltee producing the Monograph on ]obacco Production, Chemistry, and 1ethnology. Each n[ these commillees will preseot reports to the whole Congress. Hw Board is responsible lot the general policy, strategy, and lioancial activities o~ CORESI'A. It con- gists of represeniatiees from 12 member organizabons, four of whom are elected every two yea~s. AI the Gen eral Assembly of CORESTA held on Thnrsday after- noon, ~lober 15, fl~ere will be an election for four posi- tions on the Board. A number of oB~er proposals go the general rules of CORESTA will also be discussed and a vote taktm. During each Congress, a prize, medals, and stud)' grants are awarded, lhe awardees are selected by a jury thai consists of the presidents from each ot the four study groups, along with the president of the Scientific Commission. The CORESTA prize awarded to a tobacco scientist who has made au out- standing contribution in his or her chosen field over Bronze medals will be awarded to Sergio Bremm, Richard Cox, Aglika Edreva, Barrie Frost, Lutz Muller, Vello Norman, Gerulf Poppe, Werner Rahn, Paul Sadler, and Takeshi Sakaki Silver medals will be awarded to Manuel C. Bourlas, Laymen Davies, Rene Delon, Charlie Green, Francois Jacob, Hubert Klus, Henri Papenfus, Helmut Reif, and Pierre Schiltz several years. The prize this }ear will be a~arded for the first time to a woman scientist -- Dr. lnger Wahlberg of Sweden. Dr. Wahlberg's research interesls are in the field of natural prodoc]% particularly tobacco chemistry. She has pubhshed about 100 scientific paperg and has made many presentations at so]entirE: meetings. She will give an address to the Congress on October 15 about her work in tobacco chemistry. The CORESTA medals are awarded 1o people e.'ho have made substantial and sustained cor~tribu- lions over several years to the work activities of CORESTA. This year, for the first time in many years, a gold medal will be awarded. This will pre seated be to Andre Beuchat for the outstanding COll- tributions he has made to CORESI'A during much of his career. 1998 Coresta Congress 5

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SUNDAY 10:00-20:00 17:30 18:30 MONDAY 08:30 10:30 I 1:00 1 '~:0(') 14:(~} TUESDAY 15:30 l fi:00-18:00 08:30 10:30 10:30-6:00 11:00 OCTOBER ll Registration (Pavilion, The Graud Hotel) Opening ceremony (Empress Suite) Reception (Alberl/King's East Rooms) OCTOBER 12 Kegtstrat~ort tl'avfl~onl Agrooomy Group Session I (Empress Rt~)m) Phytopathology Group Session 1 (Alexandra Room) Smoke/Technology Groups loint ~ssion 1 (Charlotte Room) CoHee/Tea break Agronomy Group Session 2 ( Empress R~x)m) Phytopathology Group ~sion 2 (Alexandra R~m) Smoke/T~hnology Groups loint ~'ssion 2 {Charlotte Lunch Agrouomy/Phytopalhology Groups Joint ~ssion (Charlotte Room) Smoke/fechm)logy Groups Business Meeting (Alexandra Room) Coffee/Teo Break Agronomy/Phytopathology Groups Joinl Session 2 (Chartotle Room) Smoke/Technology Groups Joint Session 3 (Alexandra Room) Evening free OCTOBER 13 Agrmaomy/Phytopathology Groups Joint Session 3 (Charlotte Room) Smoke/Tectu'tology Groups Ioint Session 4 (Alexandra Room) Tea Coffee Break Smoke/Technology Groups Poster Session (Pavilion) Agronomy/Phytopathology Groups loint Session 4 6 1998 Coresta Congress 12:30 ]3:00 14:00 15:30-16:00 18:00 WEDNESDAY 08:30 10:30 11:00 13:l~] 14:0D18:00 lq:30 THURSDAY 08:30 10:30 II :00 13:00 14:00 15:30 15:30-18:00 19:30 20:00 (Charlotte Room) Smoke/Fechnology Groups Joint Session 5 (Alexandra Room) Agronomy Sub Group Reports (Charlotte R~×~m) Lunch Phytopathology Sub Group Reports (Charlotte Room) Smoke/Technology Groups Joint ~ssion 6 (Alexandra Room) Coffee/Tea break Agronomy/Phytopathology Business Meeting {Charlotte Room) Smoke/Tedmology Task Force and Sub Group Reporls (Alexandra R~m) Evenhag free OCTOBER 14 Pleoary Session (Empress Suite) Coffee/Tea Break Reports: Presidents, ACAC, Smoking Behavior Committee, ISO I .unch Excursiou (Choice of Arundel or Chichester) "All the Fun of the Fair" part~ (Empress Suite) OCTOBER 15 Plenary Sessioo of hwited Papers (Empress Suite) Coffee/Tea Break CORESTA Prize, Medals and Study Grants (Empress Suite) Lonch Agronomy/Phytopathology Groups Poster Session (Pavilion) Smoke/Technology Groups )oint Session 7 (Charlotte Room) Coffee/Tea Break General Assembly (Empress Suite) Drinks Receptiou (Albert Room) Bauquet (Empress Suite) 1998 Coresla Congress 7

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I lit: • Brighton;, RESORT C Tv WiTH STYLE TO SP Rs '~ ~' any consider Brighton to be Fngland's most ~ ex,~iting seaside city, and it i~ oft ...... lied ~@ ~ ~. "l ondon by the sea/' located on the ~ulh coast of England 51 miles (82 kilometers~ SOtltb ot I ondon, Brighton has a ricb cuRt.r- a] mix and is a ~er) lively, cosmopolitan city. It has many Regency-Myle ~quares and terraces, a lraditional EnglNb seaside pk.r, a large number of antique and riosicv shops, pavement cafes. ]i~ ely arts and theatre, a race cuurs¢, and lw~ universities. Brighton is also home to the exofic Ro> al Pavilion, built in 1822. Most of its at- tractions are within walking distance of one another. The charming city has something for everwme. There is ch~ema, music, come,]), dance, and drama of all kinds in more than 30 different venues. It is a fun place to shop, witl~ sharps of e~ er~ kind. It i~ also possi- ble 1o eat out in Brighton every night of the year and never go In lhe same restaurant Iwicv. All of the popu- la~ food specialties are represented Chinese, ]ndian, Italian, Lebanese, even Tex-Mex ~ among Brighlon's 400 caf6s and restauran[s. The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery has collections of Art Nouveau and Art Deco, and the ciIy has many small studios, galleries, and workshops, showing [he work of I~al and international artists. city also has a large number of onique and curiosily shops concentraIed within one area k~own as Fhe Lanes. lts narrow paved streets are definitely worth ex- ploring, foil of shops selling antiques, [ewelry, hats, de- 998 Coresla Congress signer clolhes, and more. The seafront is especially popular. One can stroll along the beachfront or have a drink in one ot the many caf6s and watch local artists craft original works of art. On the Palace Pier, visitors enjoy a taste of traditional and modem seaside fun or simply admire the elegant Regency sqoares and terraces tbat align the seafront promenade. H.],.. tory as COLORFUL AS ITS COMMUNITY The fishing commnnity Brislelmestm~e I~as existed since before Roman times in what is now Brighlon. William the Conqueror ~as oue of the first recorded visilo~s ~hcn hi~ arm~ in~ advd England to]lu~ing the nearby Baffle of Hastings in 1066. Over the next five centuries the people went abont their bosiness in rela- tive peace ~ until 1~14, when the town was attacked by the French fleet and burnt tu the ground. But by the seventeenth century, Brightnn was the largest town in the county o[ Sussex. In the eighteenth century, a doclor recommended bathing in the ~'a as got~ for health, and the town began to develop as a r~rt. From 1783 onward, lhe PrhKe of Wake, later N'coming the P6n~ Regent and then King C~rge IV, ~ame a regular visitor ~o Brighton and lhe town became fashionable. Many Regency-style houses and ~]uar~ were built belw~ 18~ and 18~}. ~e Royal Pax ilion, desi@wd in Indian style, was constructed as a royal palace in 1822. The large hotels started 1o fi om tbe mid nineteenth cenhu') on. Brighton is one of Britain's key conference centers. 1 arge polibcal conferences are often held at the Grand Hotel. During a lq84 conference of the British Cooserv- ative Party at the Grand Hotel, a terrndst bomb exph~- ed in lhe early hours of the morning, killing five people and seriously injuring 30. Most of the British guvern- merit was in the hotel at the time, and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher narrowly escaped injury. Lastly, Brightoo has a rich literary tradition. At least four major novels are set here. These include lane Austeo's PrMe and Prdudice (1813~, Charles Dickens' DombcII and Son (1846), W. M. Thackeray's Vanity Fair (1847), and Graham Greene's BriRhto~ Rock (1938). 1998 Coresta Congress 9

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ATTENDEES Andre Beuchat FAT (Italy) Fattoria Autonoma Tabacchi Via G. Oberdan 12 06012 Citta' di Castello-PG Italy Peter C. Bevan British American Tobacco R&D Centre Regents Park Road Southampton SO 15 8TL United Kingdom Ulrike Bevers Rothmans International Tobacco Corneliusstr. 36 D-4021S Dusseldorf Germany Norbert Billenkamp Landesanstal Fur Pflanzenbau Und Tabakforschung Forcheim Kutschenweg 20 D-76287 Rheinstetten Germany David Binham Imperial Tobacco U.K. P.O. Box 525 Southville. Bristol BS99 I LQ United Kingdom Roger Black Brown & Williamson R&D Center RO. Box 1056 Macon, GA, 31202-1056 USA Barry Blair Tobacco Research Board RO.Box 1909 Harare Zimbabwe 14 1998 Coresta Congress Katrin Blocker Ballymena Co. Antrim Heinr. Borgwaldt GmbH BT42 I HS Postfach 54 07 02 United Kingdom D-22507 Hamburg Not Given Pierre Brachet Germany ANITTA ANITTA, 8 Ave Paul Painlev~ Jean-Bernard Boder 24100 Bergerac Philip Morris France Research & Development Fabriques de Tabac R~unies Paul Braxton Quai Jeanrenaud 3 2003 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Neuch,teI-Serri~res 950 Reynolds B~vd. 661 I- 12/305 Switzerland Winston-Salem, NC 27105-9606 USA Hoy Bohanon R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Sergio Bremm Bowman Gray Tech. Center ProfiGen do Brasil Ltda. RO. Box 1487 Rua M. Floriano 1348, Winston-Salem, NC, 27102- P.O. Box 34 1487 96800-000 Santa Cruz do Sul USA Brazil Felix Borer Dorothee Briandet-Gruser Burger Sohne AG BurgSeita-Centre de Recherche Hauptstrasse 55 4 Rue A. Dessaux - B.P. No. 2 CH-5736 Burg 45401 Fleury les Aubrais Cedex Switzerland France M. F. Borgerding Cynthia C. Bright R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Philip Morris Products PO Box 1236 2000 Bell Road, Gate S, Door Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 100 USA Richmond, VA 23234 USA Manuel C. Bourlas Philip Morris Ernst Brunbauer Quai Jeanrenaud 56 Papierfabrik Wattens 2000 Neuchatel Ludwig Lassl Strasse I S Switzerland A-6112 Warrens Austria Dennis F. Boyd Gallaher Ltd. Geoffrey V. Bunton R&D Division Rothmans International Services 201 Galgorm Road Ltd. Lisnafillan Denham Place, Denham Village Uxbridge, Middlesex UB9 5BL United Kingdom Harold R. Burton University of Kentucky Dept. of Agronomy, N212 ASCN Bldg. Lexington, KY 40546-009 I USA Lowell R Bush University of Kentucky Dept. of Agronomy, N212 ASCN Bldg. Lexington, K¥ 40546-009 I USA Barry J. Carom Filtrona Instrum. & Automation Rockingham Drive Linford Wood East Milton Keynes, Bucks MK 14 6L¥ United Kingdom Paul Case British American Tobacco R&D Centre Regents Park Road Southampton SO I S 8TL United Kingdom Gerard Chanron ANITTA ANITTA, 8 Ave Paul PainlevE 24100 Bergerac France Frederic Chapuis LTR Industries Usine Le Marts 72702 AIIonnes Cedex France P. Chert Philip Morris USA Research Center P.O. Box 26583 Richmond, VA 23261-6583 USA Jiantan Chen Kunming Cigarette Factory Technology Center Kunming Yunnan Province 650202 China Sylvie Chetrit CORESTA 53 Quai d'Orsay 75347 Paris Cedex 07 France Sang-Ju Choi Korea Ginseng & Tobacco Res. Suwon Experiment Station 434 Tangsu-Dong Kwonson-Gu, Suwon 441 - 100 RO Korea Georges Cholet Sodim 4 Rue Andre Dessaux 45401 Fleury les Aubrais France Alex Christakopoulos Swedish Match Snuff Division I~esearch & Analysis SE-118 85 Stockholm Sweden A. Ciuperca Central Research Station for To- bacco Growing and Industrializa- tion Bucharest Romania Jacques Clisson Papeteries de Saint-Girons ATTENDEES BP 71 09200 Saint-Girons France Kotie Coetzee Universal Eastern Europe Ltd. Windsor House, Victoria Street Windsor, Berks SL4 I EN England Norman Cohen Rothmans, Benson& Heges Inc. 64 Samor Road North York, ONTARIO M6A I J7 Canada William K. Collins North Carolina State University Box 7643 Raleigh, NC 27695 USA Ronald H. Compton Gallaher Ltd. R&D Division 201 Galgorm Road, Lisnafillan Ballymena, Co. Antrim BT42 I HS United Kingdom Christopher Cook Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation RO. Box 1056 Macon, GA, 31202-1056 USA Leslie T.V. Cousins Tobacco Research Board P.O.Box 1909 Harare Zimbabwe L. Covarelli Istituto de Agronomia General 1998 Coresta Congress 15

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ATTENDEES e Coltivazioni Erbacee Universita degli Studi di Perugia Richard Cox Philip Morris USA Research Center PO Box 26583 Richmond, VA 23261-6583 USA Gino Cristanini Tabacchicoltori Ass. Veneti Via Croce No 61 Fraz. Ca'Degli Oppi "~705~ Oppeano Verona Italy M.H.J.M. Crynen Nederl. Veren. Voor De Sigaren Postbus 309 5600 AH Eindhoven Netherlands E. Cumming Rothmans of Pall Mall (Inter) Ltd. 13 Denbigh Hall Milton Keynes, Bucks NK3 7QT United Kingdom Margareta Curvall Swedish Match Snuff Division Res. & Analysis, SE- I 18 85 Stockholm Sweden Jean-Louis Damret Seita-Recherche Recherche, 4 rue A. Dessaux B.R 2 45401 Fleury les Aubrais Cedex France 16 1998 Coresta Congress Layten Davis RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Bowman Gray Tech Center P.O. Box 1487 Winston-Salem, NC, 27102- 1487 USA Eric De Cock Swedish Match Cigars B.V. RO. Box I 5550 AA Valkenswaard Netherlands Christian De Roton Seita-lnstitut Ou Tabac Domaine de la Tour 24100 Bergerac Bergerac France Albert De Vries Douwe Egberts Van Nelle Tob. Int. PO. Box 3, 8500 AA Joure Netherlands L. Oel Piano lstituto Sperim. Per II Tabac Via p. Vitiello n~66 84018 Scafati Salerno Italy Rend Delon Seita-lnstitut Ou Tabac Oomaine de la Tour 24100 Bergerac Bergerac France Lance J. Deutsch Celanese P.O. Box 32414 Charlotte, NC 28232-2414 USA Richard Digweed Gallaher Ltd. Members Hill, Brooklands Road, Weybridge, Surrey KT 13 OQU United Kingdom A Oima Central Research Station for Tobacco Growing and Industrial- ization Bucharest Romania Vera Dimeska Tobacco Institute -- Prilep Prilep, Kichevsko Dzade BB, 97500 Prilep Macedonia Miroslav Dimitrieski Tobacco Institute -- Prilep Prilep, Kichevsko Dzade BB, 97500 Prilep Macedonia B. Oimitrov Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Institute of Genetics I II I Sofia Bulgaria Atanas Petro Dimitrov Tobacco & Tobacco Products Institute 4108 Plovdiv Bulgaria Mike Dixon British American Tobacco R&D Centre, Regents Park Road Southampton SO 15 8TL United Kingdom Mirjana Ojordjevic American Health Foundation I Dana Road Valhalla, NY 10595 USA David Ooolittle R.J. Reynotds Tobacco Co. PO Box 1236 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 USA Teresa Doroszewska Institute of Soil Science & PI. Department of Special Crops Czartoryskich 8, Osada Pala- cowa 24- 100 Palawy Poland Christian Duffrine Seita 53 Quai d'Orsay 75347 Paris, Cedex 07 France Bernard Dumery Seita -- Centre de Recherche 4 Rue A. Dessaux - B.P. N°2 45401 Fleury les Aubrais, Cedex France Donald F. Durocher Schweitzer-Mauduit 100 North Point Center East Suite 600 Alpharetta, GA 30022-8246 USA Harry Dymond H. E Dymond 45 Monarch Way, West End Southampton SO30 3JQ United Kingdom Hans-Jochen Eberhardt Verband Der Cigaret- tenindustri Konigswinterer str. 550 D-53227 Bonn Germany Aglika Edreva D. Kostoff Institute of Genetics Department of Biochemistry PO Box 96 I I 13 Sofia Bulgaria Eri Favre Sodim 4 Rue Andre Dessaux 45401 Fleury les Aubrais France Rober Fenner Philip Morris (USA) PO Box 26603 Richmond, VA 23261 USA Kiril Filiposki Tobacco Institute -- Prilep Prilep, Kichevsko Dzade BB, 97500 Prilep Macedonia Colin Fisher Universal Eastern Europe ul. Konduktorska 4/I 0 Warsaw 00-775 Poland Loren Fisher North Carolina State University Crop Science Department, Box 7620 Raleigh, NC 27695-7620 USA Lewis Flowers Jr. Universal Leaf North America PO Box 1337 Smithfield, NC 27577 USA ATTENDEES Bruce Forcnum Clemson University 2200 Pocket Road Florence, SC 29506-9706 USA Izak Fourie Rothmans International (South Africa) PO Box 63 I 8000 Cape Town R.S.A. Thomas Fritzsching Papierfabrik Schoeller & Hoesch PO Box 1155 D-76584 Gernsbach Germany Barrie Frost Rothmans International Services Nevendon Road Basildon Essex SS 13 I BT United Kingdom Yuichi Fukai Japan Tobacco Inc. 17-7 Yokokawa, I -Chome Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130 Japan Lothar Gabriel Bundesverband Der Zigarrenind PO Box 20 02 26 D-53132 Bonn Germany Ferruccio Gadani Fabriques De Tabac Reunies SA Research & Development PO Box I I Quai Jeanrenaud 56, Neuchatel 2003 Switzerland 1998 Coresta Congress 17

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