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Predators of Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera:Scolytidae) in Natural Park ApuseniFora, C.G. 1* , Lauer, K.F. 2 , Berar, C. 1 , Ştefan, C. 1 , Silivăşan, M. 1 , Lalescu, D. 11 Banat University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine from Timisoara; 2 University of AppliedSciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf* Corresponding author. Email: foraciprian@yahoo.comAbstract Alongside the European spruce bark beetle, in the Natural ParkApuseni, the small spruce bark beetle Pityogenes chalcographus encounteredfavourable mass reproduction conditions. Thus, massive attacks at the trees‟feet were observed in different arboreta. This phenomenon will largely spreadunless urgent measures for eradicating the pest hole are undertaken. This iswhy we have decided to investigate the parasitoid populations for Pityogeneschalcographus in the protected environment. In 2011 the most numerousspecies were: Nemosoma elongatum, Rhizophagus cribratus, Rhizophagusdepressus, Thanasimus formicarius, Quedius plagiatus, Quedius lateralis,Quedius cruentus, Quedius xanthopus.Key wordsPityogenes chalcographus,predators, Natural ParkApuseniParasitoids of Ips typographus (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) in theNatural Park ApuseniFora, C.G. 1* , Lauer, K.F. 2 , Banu, C. 1 , Berar, C. 11 Banat University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine from Timisoara; 2 University of AppliedSciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf* Corresponding author. Email: foraciprian@yahoo.comAbstract During the last years, in the Natural Park Apuseni, the Europeanspruce bark beetle encountered favourable mass reproduction conditions.Thus, massive attacks at the trees‟ feet were observed in different arboreta.This phenomenon will largely spread unless urgent measures for eradicatingthe pest hole are undertaken. This is why we have decided to investigate theparasitoid populations in the protected environment. In 2011 the mostnumerous species were: Coeloides bostrichorum, Roptrocerus xylophagorum,Rhopalicus tutela, Dendrosoter middendorffi and Dinotiscus eupterus. Amongthese, the first two parasitoid species are also the best represented in number(>70%).Key wordsIpstypographus,parasitoids, Natural ParkApuseni
Manifestation of the productive potential of early cabbagehybrids grown in unheated greenhouses under the influence ofstart and phase root fertigation with modern fully solublechemical fertilizersBecherescu Alexandra 1* , Horgoş A. 1 , , Popa D. 1 , Ienciu Anişoara 1 , Drăgunescu Anca 1 ,Stepan I. 21 Banat‟s University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Timişoara; 2 Family Association*Corresponding author. Email: alexandra_becherescu@yahoo.comAbstract Early cabbage, a vegetable species that continues production ofother species as early green onions, radishes, spinach, squash, holds asignificant share in the range of size of field vegetables and greenhouses,large market requirements, and substantial profit it brings. There werecultivated varieties and hybrids valuable years ago, but the new varietiesappeared, being evidently replaced in culture.In this paper we present the behavior of new hybrids grown amidtechnological improvement of links leading to obtain high yields and quality todeal with market competition..Key wordsspecies,assortment,technologyproduction,grower,Increasing productive efficiency of a culture of mushroomAgaricus bisporus as a result of improvement of technologicallinks for nutrient substrate cultivation and plant protectionHorgoş A. 1* , Becherescu Alexandra 1 , Popa D. 1 , Drăgunescu Anca 1 , Ienciu Anişoara 1 , NeagT. 21 Banat‟s University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Timişoara; 2 Family Association*Corresponding author. Email: horgos_a@yahoo.comAbstract Cultivation of Agaricus bisporus mushrooms (Champignonmushrooms), in areas that originally had another purpose (warehouses,stables, workshops to raise chickens or hens, etc.), requires compliance andenforcement largely of the same technologies of culture. But someadjustments are needed in the way of settlement of the crop nutrient substrateproduction building, currently using two methods of settlement on the shelves:the recipients of PE foil bags placed vertically and PE foil containers ofrectangular shape placed horizontally.Initiated research aimed at determining the best type of container foruse in culture, in terms of coverage using a mixture prepared by differentrecipes and substrate combat nematodes and insects flying in the local air,with various products (Nemasys M, Dimilin). Establishing conclusions andrecommendations was based on quantifying productive efficiency for aproduction cycle and then for one year.Key wordsspace, local culture,production, technology,container, nutritivesubstrate, nematodes,insects
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