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PLANT PRODUCTION SYSTEMSThe Effect of Container Type and Soil Substrates on Growth andEstablishment of Selected Landscape Trees - Hani AL-ZALZALEH .................. 255The Growth Characteristics of Six Pear Cultivars Under the “Trident”Training System in South-East of Romania - Iuliu CEAN, Florin STNIC ..... 261Researches on the Microsporegeneses and Pollen Tube Development of SomeCherry Varieties in Experimental Conditions - Maria IORDACHE ……………. 267Researches on Pollen Vitality in Some Apricot Hybrids - Maria IORDACHE,Lenuta COROIANU …...........................................................................……….. 273Some Morphological Properties of Direct Sowed Sweet Corn - Ferenc OROSZ 279ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, DESIGNAND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURESome Contributions on introduction of the Genus Abies Mill. Species in theRepublic of Moldova - Vasile BUCATEL ………..…………..…………………. 285Researches Concerning the Postharvest Care of Lisianthus Russelianus CutFlowers - Erzsebet BUTA, Maria CANTOR, Mihai BUTA, Denisa HORT,Orsolya VALKAI ....................................................................................................... 289Use of Ornamental Plants on Different Soil Types From Transylvanian Plain -Erzsebet BUTA, Mihai BUTA, Maria CANTOR, Denisa HORT, Anca HUSTI ...... 295‘Candida Ali’ and ‘Excelsa’ - Romanian Gladiolus Cultivars RecentHomologated - Maria CANTOR, Lenua CHI, Erzsebet BUTA, Denisa HORT 299Researches Concerning the Multiplication In Vivo of Lisianthus forPromoting in Romanian Green Houses - Maria CANTOR, Rodica POP, IuditaElisabeta CSETE, Buta ERZSEBET, Anca HUSTI ................................................... 303THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZERS APPLIED ON CONTAINERIZEDCulture of Thuja Occidentalis Columna - Georgeta CAREU, Liana MelaniaDUMITRU, Corina GAV .................................................................................... 309Historical Analysis and Study of Current State of Bran Castle Domain,Inorder to Restore the Historic Landscape Esemble – Former RoyalResidence - Elisabeta DOBRESCU, Anca STNESCU .......................................... 315Objective Necessity of Study and Professional Approach to Restoration ofHistorical Landscape Ensambles in Romania - Elisabeta DOBRESCU ............... 321Spontaneous Species with Ornamental Potential: Aster Oleifolius (Lam.)Wagenitz (I) - Morphology, Ecology, Chorology - Mihaela Ioana GEORGESCU,Ioana Marcela PDURE, Florin TOMA, Monica BADEA, Sorina PETRA …...... 327Study of Applying Different Treatments on Cut Alstroemeria and TheirInfluence on the Shelf Life - Szidónia KOSZEGHI, Endre KENTELKY .............. 333Study of Applying Different Treatments on Cut Hydrangea and TheirInfluence on the Shelf Life - Szidónia KOSZEGHI ................................................. 339Planning a Low Cost Landscaping Studio as a Career Start for YoungProfessionals - Alexandru Paul LAZAR-BÂRA ....................................................... 345Political Landscapes and Urban Identity. Bucharest’s Demolitions andWorldwide Correspondences - Alexandru MEXI, Ioana TUDORA ....................... 351Restauration of the Romanian Writer’s Rotunda – Cismigiu Garden -Alexandru MEXI, Maria BRATU, Violeta RDUCAN ........................................... 3638
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Debrecen, Centre for Agricultural a
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Hajós Gy., 2008. A bor kémiája,
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Figure 1. The diameter of internode
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d yx =0,1024 (figure 7d). For high
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100cm/40cm for variants pruned with
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Table 9. The synthesis of results r
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MATERIALS AND METHODSFor biological
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VARIANTNr.HYBRID1234567891011121314
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Componist variants, 7.5 for Kybria
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times. It may be attributed to the
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Figure 1. Shot hole and fruit stain
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against the development of the stud
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decrease of the area of vineyards a
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Figure 8. The structure of import o
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this is the winter frosts, late spr
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for production of localized irrigat
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Generous variety with 0,19 t/ha, in
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The only difference between the two
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optimal flow experience across stor
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Total carbohydrate content initiall
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Figure 1. Flowering period of raspb
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According to observations made, bes
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the variety Smoothstem 4.1 g, and 4
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Figure 1. Cabernet Sauvignon variet
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONSBecause of t
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Pârcalabu Liliana, 2010-Cercetari
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which sustain the immune system and
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V4 -idem- 20-22° 5 169,15 +74,8V5
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variety Mari de Cenad presented the
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B, C, D and E (Pásztor J and Bratu
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CONCLUSIONSFigure 4. The operation
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good quality fruits. Experience has
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If it is taking into account both f
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REFERENCESArdelean M., Sestras R.,
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fruiting with a large application i
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Table 4. The influence of the varie
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The highest content of soluble carb
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AP monitoring performed in Romanian
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fluorescence microscopy, Acta Hort.
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L.) types in Turkey. J. Amer. Pomol
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principles of the GEOCOD System (Ol
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Figure 3. Morphological aspect of A
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Dihoru Gh., Negrean G., 2009. Carte
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(Invitrogen). The primers A-ITS 1,
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Figure 3 is presented the amino aci
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The most abundant of the free amino
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until the second one and the greate
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Fieberiella florii is a polyphagous
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and Vilanova et al. (2003a; 46% and
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Zhebentyayeva T.N., Reighard G.L.,
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important elements of quality grape
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consumption;-clean, practically fre
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epresenting the fluorescence intens
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Table 2. Fertilization program of t
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fruit is big for “sandwich” gro
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The highest yields were recorded at
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Figure 3. Madaraseni variety-seedsT
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-V 5 has recorded a difference dist
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found to prevent the formation of N
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CONCLUSIONSThe accurate analysis of
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planting scheme). The chosen shape
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losses represented 29% in 2010, 16%
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esults were obtained by Costa et al
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In this year the buds have resisted
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In this year the vegetative stage o
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONSClimate feat
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Figure 1. Evolution of Huglin Index
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONSPhylogenetic
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Phylogenetic tree using MP likely t
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Number of long branches /linear met
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Table 3. The main biometric data me
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varieties existed in our country to
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PLANTPRODUCTIONSYSTEMS
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performance of the container plants
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in leaf area and leaf number. The d
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Gilman E.F., Grabosky J., Stodola A
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area of latitude 26.5 degree East a
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In 2012 “Alexander Lucas” produ
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could have a negative effect of env
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Figure 6. Mature pollen during germ
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As currently is practiced they were
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CONCLUSIONSFrom experiments in 2012
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The pH of soil was considered calca
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Studying the data of total ear leng
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it is A.alba and A.concolor. The ot
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significant difference. The solutio
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It was studied the influence of nut
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holding capacity (CU%) 4.5-7.1%; th
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REFERENCESButa M., 2009. Aprecierea
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Figure 1. Pedigree of ‘Candida Al
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The ‘Excelsa’ cultivar is chara
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Eustoma randiflorum is commonly pro
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Figure 2. Aspects of in vivo propag
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Figure 1. The dynamic height growin
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Figure 3. Content of KVariation of
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Early interventions focused on tran
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espective terrains, are now out of
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According to the current laws, the
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-constructions - buildings with mai
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Figure 5. A. oleifolius in Fantanit
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CONCLUSIONSAster oleifolius is a pe
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control water and a solution develo
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Chrysal where daily consumption ran
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Measurement of water consumption. E
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Howell test we did not find signifi
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improvement, since they rarely can
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- Field work: documentation visits
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Demolitions are usually considered
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old and the new parts of the city.
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commercial centre was built, knowin
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huge square Tiananmen. In order to
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to be the tallest building in the w
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y this description, those informati
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Figure 7. Statues- ColumnsWe came t
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The pergolas are preserved in a rel
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Figure 1. Average growth rate of
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the high temperatures recorded duri
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Figure 1. Number of plants preserve
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FUNCTIONALLEVEL OFAPPROACH- means o
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- street bands and soil, dust, nois
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Figure 2. Version 1 of complex alig
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MISCELLANEOUS
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from SCDVV Murfatlar (Columna andMa
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Figure 6. Evolution of total acidit
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AriwaE 2,45 23,1 1800 4410 29,4I 5,
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Agricultural quality policy has evo
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honey, olive oil (from 2009) and EU
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atches delivered to the winery with
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an efficient decision making. Viewi
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microbiological criteria for foodst
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- G45: glucose syrup packed in 45 k
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concentration (Whitaker, 2003; 2006
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REFERENCESAlexander T., Reuter T.,
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the shelf life of the fruit for con
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426which suppress ethylene biosynth
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Mutari A., Debbie R., 2011. The eff
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cultivated plants (esan, 1997, esan
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Table 3. The vegetative growth of t
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Table 4. The in vitro effect exerci
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REFERENCESAlexan M., Bojor O., Crci
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the community, but still very simpl
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2. The Result of Pressing TestTable
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Figure 6. Comparison of Results wit
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CONCLUSIONSManufacturing the burnt
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MATERIALS AND METHODSMaterials used
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P. erosus x. P. ahipa EC 550 x AC 2
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