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SCIENTIFIC PAPERS SERIES A. AGRONOMY Volume LVI, 2013
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Page 5 and 6: SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Iovu-Adrian B
Page 7 and 8: Evaluation of land pollution with h
Page 9 and 10: The influence of new herbicides on
Page 11 and 12: Influence of fertilization with sew
Page 13 and 14: MISCELLANEOUS New data on the morph
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Page 18 and 19: Table 2. Mean comparison of K + /Na
Page 20 and 21: In order to analyze the effects of
Page 22 and 23: CONCLUSIONS The area affected by th
Page 24 and 25: fertilizers, outlined during thee p
Page 26 and 27: Table 2. Treatment efficiency in th
Page 28 and 29: INFLUENCE OF MINERAL NITROGEN FERTI
Page 30 and 31: nitrogen which were placed in the g
Page 32 and 33: Figure 5. Dependence of breathing a
Page 34 and 35: Sandoiu D.I, Dinca L., Stefanic G.,
Page 36 and 37: Table 1. Analytical data of the che
Page 38 and 39: RESEARCH ON VARIABILITY OF SOIL PHY
Page 40 and 41: REFERENCES Figure 6. Correlation al
Page 42 and 43: MATERIALS AND METHODS The results p
Page 44 and 45: RESEARCHES ABOUT NICKEL REGIME FROM
Page 46 and 47: Figure 2. Correlations between Ni c
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Page 50 and 51: Total carbon values analyzed in fou
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BIOLOGIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTE
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Table 2. Resource reproductive impa
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Table 7. Ecosystem development stag
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agrophytotechnical environmentally
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Figure 3. The strip with vetch, 201
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- the chernozems with whole profile
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petroleum hydrocarbon polluted soil
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Figure 2. The presence of bacterial
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EVALUATION OF LAND POLLUTION WITH H
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medium clay loamy. Higher content o
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High concentrations were recorded i
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EFFECT OF HEAVY METALS ON MICROARTH
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS In the soil
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REFERENCES Figure 1. QBS value in t
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Scientific Papers. Series A. Agrono
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As regards the genesis of terra ros
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Table 3. Physico-chemical character
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ha -1 was plowed under disc in 2010
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compared with the control plot, the
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plot to 0.22-0.23 in the plot with
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Lebedenco, Cahul district in 1996,
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REFERENCES Andrie S., 2008. Natural
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management; rice cultivation, which
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Table 1a. Direct, indirect and tota
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The contribution of each sub-catego
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REGARDIN TABULAR SOILS FROM ROMANIA
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Table 2. Physical and chemical data
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The momentary moisture and bulk den
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Figure 1. The availability of soil
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IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON AGRICU
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last frost date, recording of the m
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ecause pollen loses viability and s
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOIL SALINITY
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Figure 1. Location map of the study
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L. The first three species were men
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Dimitrov G., 1987. On the condition
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potassium to the actual needs of pl
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Figure 3. Spatial distribution of a
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Figure 7. Distribution of area of p
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HYDROMELIORATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR IRRI
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Figure 2. Geological map of the reg
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Table 1. Soil characteristics Param
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Figure 7. Block scheme of the syste
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parcels 113, 157 and 158 are adjace
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Shallow leached cinnamon forest soi
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vineyard into the fruit-bearing per
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A SURVEY STUDY ON DETERMINATION OF
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Table 1. Some land consolidation pr
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CONCLUSIONS The obtaining of the be
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various forms and very often dictat
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This requires the interpretation of
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Figure 7. Humus content in surface
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CONCLUSIONS The evaluation of param
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includes development of steps of th
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The data shows that the probability
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Parcel Subparcel Sub-parcel area,
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CROP SCIENCES
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quality check (Liang et al., 2004;
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limit. Fe is necessary for the form
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EFFECTS OF HARVESTING STAGES ON FOR
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REFERENCES Albayrak S., Töngel Ö.
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of genotype to adapt to the environ
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plant and the small number of leave
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positive differences were registere
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REFERENCES Amona T., Barbara Amona,
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Although Turkey has a great potenti
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Özcan M., Erkmen O., 2001. Antimic
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The data obtained were statisticall
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2003, 2007, but also 2012) affectin
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Table 3. Thermic stress effect on P
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Abstract Scientific Papers. Series
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photochemical detector compound, wh
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Figure 2. HPLC chromatogram of whea
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THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT REGIONS AND
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Our results proved that different p
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Table 1. Plant species and type of
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Table 5. Extracts without bioactivi
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RESEARCH REGARDING THE VARIETY IN O
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The year 2010 was characterized as
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Figure 4. Correlation between prote
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Table 2. Weed evolution in maize ro
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Table 5. Results on grain maize yie
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demonstrates the need for nitrogen
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THE INFLUENCE OF NEW HERBICIDES ON
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substantial influence on the length
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than the variant with 3 (Zenkor).
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CONCLUSIONS Out of the varieties te
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irrigated with 50% reduced time (35
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- on the late group, the PR35F38 hy
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irrigation with 350 mc/ha of water
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RESEARCH ON GENETIC AND BREEDING SU
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Table 2. Affection degree of sunflo
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RESEARCH ON GENETICS AND BREEDING F
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years, five new races. New races ar
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kernel moisture content of corn pla
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DDIND, the selection index for meas
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(note 1, plant not attacked-note 4,
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Similarly, in the first 10-day peri
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Table 4. The effectiveness of some
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sunflower plants, in first phases o
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maximum ones can be obtained by app
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Figure 3. Distribution of soil mois
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Figure 6. Distribution of soil mois
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Table 2. Significance of irrigation
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RESEARCHES ON THE MAIN FIELD CROPS
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Also based on the chart we note tha
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Figure 8. Barley yields fluctuation
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To the studied hybrids of maize, de
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hybrids were studied, the highest a
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Maize hybrid Table 11. Normal* valu
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AN INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT (IWM)
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of maize roots. It is usual mechani
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very low power to compete with maiz
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Breeding mate
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were also associated with higher in
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Table 1. Mean squares for ANOVA and
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Table 2. Analysis of green mass yie
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DYNAMICS OF BIOMASS GROWTH AND DRY
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decreases the intensity afterr the
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EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN FORMS
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from leaching and its efficiency is
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STUDIES ON SOYBEAN GROWING IN TULCE
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Average yearly temperature (period
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Table 3. The most important soybean
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inducing rate of 1 to 2% (Coe, 1959
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CONCLUSIONS Figure 12. PHI-4 DH tec
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The experience was bifactorial, loc
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Figure 2. Level of annual monocotyl
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For Exagone hybrid, when sown at 12
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GENOTYPE INFLUENCE UPON PRODUCTION
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A Factor: Soil tillage system a1 -
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- in the same climatic conditions,
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- with productions at the level of
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tree on two levels by moving on the
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The best values of efficacy treatme
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yields produced in Romania, in orde
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Figure 3. Assortment of wheat varie
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Transylvania (2003); in Moldova ann
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THE BEHAVIOR OF RED CLOVER AND ITAL
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of 2% in 2010, to fertilized varian
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MATERIALS AND METHODS The experimen
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Figure 5. Relationship between the
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CONCLUSIONS The maize hybrids teste
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the whole quantity of the phosphoro
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increase the grain yield from 427 t
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(2006), regardless of species and p
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gametocydial action of the imported
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Eyal Z., Scharen A.L., Prescott J.M
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of 4-5 years between two sunflower
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Hobit also has a good potential for
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Solonetz with N-130 kg/ha P 2 O 5 -
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Figure 4. Chart of economic efficie
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ha for each variant settlement sche
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To highlight the differentiation ab
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THE ADAPTATION TRIAL ON DIFFERENT C
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Table 2. Chikpea International Adap
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INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION WITH SEW
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Table 3. Production of dry matter i
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over an area of 10.5 m 2 with a sow
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Table 6. Quantity of ß-glucans in
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RESEARCH ON INTERCROPPING EFFECT ON
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were harvested, i.e. 1157 kg/ha les
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Figure 3. Dynamics of leaves growin
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Aristolochia
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covered the preparation, and then w
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1.4 vegetal residues chopping machi
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Depth is adjusted between 0-7 cm wi
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contamination with mycotoxins in th
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The level of soil contamination wit
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Nagy E., Has, V., Has, I., Suciu A.
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Trichoderma p
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BIOPRODUCTS BASED ON YEAST Saccharo
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microorganisms Deutsche Sammlung vo
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of organic herbal, medicinal and ar
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aromatic plants through innovative
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vegetative mass (stems, leaves, flo
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stimulation effect on the developme
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Variety Table 3. Development of cro
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Table 1. Fat content of some microa
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acid or base catalyst, alkyl ester,
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Conductivity at the first blue leds
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Figure 28. Depending on the tempera
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Gökpınar ., ve Cirik S., 1991. Ph
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Government, of the day, felt the ac
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West Lancashire farmers as Leyland
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sector, Leyland Trucks being a good
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AGRO-FORESTRY AND CLIMATE CHANGES
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possible perpendicularly on the dom
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS The quantit
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CONCLUSIONS When watering through a
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with forest fires increasingly larg
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Figure 4. Average sowing date Figur
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spring vegetation. SWA varies betwe
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egion of Thracian Lowland, part of
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Figure 1. Sample preparation for wo
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MATERIALS AND METHODS The land that
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Figure 9. Repartition of izostatics
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STRUCTURE, DYNAMICS AND ABUNDANCE O
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transformation events (glyphosate-t
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Figure 1. Adult Chrysoperla carnea
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Costea Georgeta si colab., 2011 a.
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productivity as an indicator of the
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minimum values between 2.42 g and 2
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Variety Table 12. The production of
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indicators were used: plant height,
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Table 4. Average number of shoots o
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Not all plants fructified during th
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This research on L
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From the carried out studies it was
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substances with antimicrobial prope
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Table 1. Modification of length of
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STUDY OF SOME GREEN ALGAE "ACCIDENT
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presents propagules that can be det
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April 2012, organized and funded by
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Table 1. Measurements of Xiphinema
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Table 3. Measurements of Xiphinema
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Figure 3. Xiphinema pachtaicum A-D,
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Precipitations with a rate of over
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The highest flow recorded had an as
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ASPECTS OF FLORISTIC DIVERSITY IN T
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Table 1. Floristic composition and
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Table 2. Segetal species of crops i
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(Dobrogea or Giurgiu, Tulcea and Co
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Beekeeping. Its role is to transfer
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Figure 3. Distribution of areas cul
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percentage use by county bee famili
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of land preparation it was found to
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the study area. Although men and wo
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under different system pressures an
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Pressure (ATM) 0.5 1 1.5 2 Table 5.
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the irrigation consistencies of the
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