LUCRĂRI ŞTIINŢIFICE Vol. 54 NR. 2 SERIA HORTICULTURĂ

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Editorial Consultant: Vasile VÎNTU Technical Editors: Liliana Elena CHELARIU Lucia DRAGHIA Readers: Gică GRĂDINARIU Lucia DRAGHIA Imprimatur: 15.12.2011 Published: 2011 Format: 61x86/16 Publishing House: „Ion Ionescu de la Brad” Iaşi Aleea M. Sadoveanu, 3 Tel.: 0232-218300 e-mail: editura@uaiasi.ro ISSN–L=14<strong>54</strong>-7376 (Print)-ISSN 14<strong>54</strong>-7376 (Online)=ISSN 2069-8275 (CD-ROM) = ISSN 2069 – 847X PRINTED IN ROMANIA
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13. CIORNEA 1 Elena, TUTU Elena, CO
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64. FILIMON V.R., NICULAUA M., MIHA
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91. NEGREA Roxana, ZLATI Cristina -
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12. BEJAN 1 Carmen, VIŞOIU Emilia
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compoziţii vegetale pentru amenaj
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INTRODUCTION Due to the increased f
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Salicylates provided an increased y
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total mass. However, it is required
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with mineral fertilizer consumption
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2. In the second experiment the spr
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The extraction of sp
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INTRODUCTION Lately, one may notice
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ions leads to a retention rate grow
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The stability of tre
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fundamental process in coupled dyna
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x� 1 � x 2 x� 2 � x� 3
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Fig. 7 - (2y1(t) -, x1(t) -, for p=
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showed that the existence of fracta
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Fig. 3 - The fractal dimension for
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From figure 6 we can see that the e
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INTRODUCTION Nichel as ultramicroel
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Table 2 POD activity (conventional
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REFERENCES 1. Brown P.H., Welch R.M
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Actually, SSR markers are considere
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Table 1 (continuation) Inherintance
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Drofa Rf genotype was positioned in
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Center for Biotechnology Informatio
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Fig. 2 - RRM_1- RNA recognition mot
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4. Mackenzie S.A., McIntosh L., 199
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MATERIAL AND METHOD Six fertility r
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Fig. 1 - Densitometry analysis of O
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CONCLUSIONS 1. Screening of three O
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The first flow cytometers quantifie
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Our data confirm the previous resul
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7. Dydak M., Kolano B., Nowak T., S
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prezenţa şi tipul aberaţiilor cr
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The value of the mitotic index was
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The value of the mit
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INTRODUCTION Like the other plants,
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Fig. 3 - Histogram representing the
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Among the tested control plants, th
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their control techniques. The main
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figure 2, and, in their analysis it
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CONCLUSIONS The analysis of experim
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metabolism can be easily detected b
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PAL activity (∆E/mg prot.) PAL ac
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Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei.
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efectuate investigaţii biochimice
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UI compared to 31,53 UI, the value
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3. The evolution of superoxide dism
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the pyridazine derivatives in growt
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Pyridazine derivatives tested did n
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8. Drochioiu G., Maftei M., Mangala
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according to the classification to
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formazan/g, a mixture of micronutri
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4. At 7 days after inoculation of t
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the root types of vascular bundles
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cells disposed more compacted at su
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The general structur
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INTRODUCTION Never in the history o
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Attracting social partners in the e
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CONCLUSIONS 1. Evaluator and tutors
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firms seek resources and new ways t
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companies in the wine sector. Indic
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From the analysis of figure 1 can b
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warning about the practice of copyi
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success to an extent far greater th
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CONCLUSIONS 1. At regional level th
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team that he leads, establishing re
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Nr. crt. NAME OF CROPS Areas cultiv
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management skills necessary to admi
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personalities. The education by mea
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The final part of the activities wa
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CONCLUSIONS The activities carried
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din punct de vedere al creşterii v
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percentage of + 58 %. The productio
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The second component reflects the l
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It should be noted that the net inc
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CONCLUSIONS 1. Studies have shown t
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variety were given mineral fertiliz
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40.7 g compared to the control. In
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In super intensive orchards of spec
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3 years of fruiting, 72.9 t/ha. The
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Replacing the old varieties, that h
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Golden Reinders varieties on the br
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varieties introduced in the country
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and H. Gilbert (1843), at the Rotha
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Nr. crt. Table 1 Distances and dens
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CONCLUSIONS 1. Technological factor
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Knowledge of the main agrobiologica
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The following graph, the diameter g
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The analysis main mo
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Vegetable production is marked by a
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vegetable sprouts. Optimum growing
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Ecological and physiological charac
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The carrying ou
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Question: “Would you buy ecologic
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Thus, 12.9% out of the persons inte
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The biological
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No crt. 1 Results regarding the fre
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The meteorological-p
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The research wa
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In the stationary microfarm Maxim o
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Tomato Granadero F1 row Tomato Gran
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The breeding wo
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No. Followed character The main cha
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L9 L10 Mt Fig. 1 - The selection of
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INTRODUCTION Increasing demand for
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REFERENCES 1. Gozob T., Micu Chiria
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of reduced energy consumption, have
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The results obtained for apples pro
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Pruning influence on apple producti
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mahaleb succeeds in the NE of Roman
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in the maturation stadium, have cra
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its acidity covers an intermediary
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eacts with the basic solution, the
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and mildew vulnerability, obtained
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Analyzing data on the amount of bio
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INTRODUCTION Numerous scientists ar
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- Arthemisia annua, cultivated in c
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much more decorative, framing very
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potential, were realised both on na
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flowers grouped in umbelliform infl
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3. Function of ornamental features
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and have species with different eco
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It is cultivated as ornamental gras
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„Silberfeder Miscanthus sinensis
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INTRODUCTION Located in the SE of R
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3. Sedum urvillei DC. (sin. Sedum s
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The spontaneous flor
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1. - the bush shape; 2. - the vigou
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Table 4 The quality evaluation shee
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value of roses. Through this we can
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three meters between rows and one m
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Table 3 Fruit production of apple c
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CONCLUSIONS The production of apple
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INTRODUCTION Researches whose resul
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The spatial distribution of suitabi
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3. The most favorable for the wine
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The ecological
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CONCLUSIONS The ecological index ca
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of rose wines differing according t
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The changes of color components are
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Blending means - beyond the combina
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The V[p,s] property values for the
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No major changes of the hierarchy a
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another essential condition: the ca
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having a fish tradition, for a cons
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The environment conditions may favo
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Fig. 1 - Chemical formula of vitami
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substances with a protective role d
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~ Is allergic activities (www.trata
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and Grădinariu G, 2000), cherry pr
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Fruits moisture ranged between 79.6
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5. The data obtained, are within th
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Plums contain large quantities of s
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Regarding the fact that all cultiva
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other compounds, while at the Dâmb
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statistic-mathematical multi-variat
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In order to ensure more fidelity in
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INTRODUCTION Climate change has an
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Fig. 2 - TblClima table structure T
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and provides information on phenolo
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INTRODUCTION It is a common knowled
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A tendency towards enhancement of l
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At the same time, the results of yi
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phénolique constitue une donne ind
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plus petites que pur le Merlot ou l
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Suite aux dégustations organolépt
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wines. A fourth variety, Gewürtztr
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The highest quantities are found in
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CONCLUSIONS 1. In Tămâioasă rom
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INTRODUCTION The physical-chemical
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N o Technologi cal variant Alcoho l
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REFERENCES 1. Cotea D.V., 1985 - Tr
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asic wine and the yeasts triggering
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Fig. 2 - Dynamics of reducing sugar
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Pressure was determined since the 1
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character that may be frequently fo
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To totally eliminate the germs of b
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Aluminum vessels used for the prepa
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Influence of technological phases o
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Table 4 Losses of vitamin C recorde
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ascorbic, E301 sodium ascorbate, E3
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anthocyanin pigments, flavonoids, t
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economically speaking, due to very
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REFERENCES 1. Adams J. B., 1973 - T
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with ascorbic acid are major antiox
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cabbages, which have antioxidant ac
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5. Correlation between total phenol
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MATERIAL AND METHOD Experiences wer
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compared to the control and lowest
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and development, increased producti
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Conversely, the cost increases and
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CONCLUSIONS 1. In the central area
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INTRODUCTION The physical degradati
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The laboratory test rig has the fol
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Acknowledgements. The laboratory te
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Factor B = NITROGEN (kg N / ha): b1
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Table 3 Influence of nitrogen and p
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4. Regarding the influence of incre
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the two objective and important cha
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- very hard summer consistency on s
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weather and antropic factors of the
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Wander and co., 2002 considers that
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Ecological climatic factors Average
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7. Januszek K, 1999 - Actywnosc enz
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using the most suitable rootstocks
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Soil porosity. Large pore diverse l
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low, which does not influence the d
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2005, 2009 a, 2009 b, Borza I. et a
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Table 5 The total water consumption
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CONCLUSIONS 1. At unirrigated potat
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irrigation systems the paper studie
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The crop coefficients (Kc) for the
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for respectively month. The differe
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MATERIAL AND METHOD In order to per
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In order to facilitate the access o
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The water sources absorbed by the b
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compaction of the cultivated horizo
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machinery wheals, we can observe a
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CONCLUSIONS 1. The increase of the
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These compounds are efficient in co
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CONCLUSIONS The fight against this
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INTRODUCTION Timis River, the riche
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Gavojdia sampling point is located
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0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0 0.0
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Recording as changes in the structu
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The earthworms species collected in
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In the Farm Rediu Iasi from table 3
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36 63 472 82 Vasile Adamachi Rediu
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gathered from May to July. Gatherin
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-on first harvest on 26.05 I collec
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6 06.06 Folicur Actelic 7 13.06 Cla
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The biological
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The differences from the three-year
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The analysis of data recorded in ta
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Nr. Phenologic phase 1 White button
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It has taken this choice, because i
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et al., 2007) and convert the dange
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According to data from table 3 the
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The experiences
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From the second year of culture, pl
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During this study it has been found
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MATERIAL AND METHOD The two farms s
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The project contains these measures
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and of downstream dams that, beginn
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and urban creations, we link this w
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Also, he is one of the first creato
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3. In the development of such proje
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archeological signs with the urbani
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As long as the towns of medieval Mo
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in the palace, centrally located, o
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the job or to other interest points
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The modernization of these public m
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CONCLUSIONS The concept represents
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1975; Enache I., 2002). Research co
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Page 548 and 549: MATERIAL AND METHOD The plant mater
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Page 562 and 563: RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS Results of
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Page 566 and 567: INTRODUCTION Dealu Bujorului vineya
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Page 574 and 575: Family P A P I L I O N I D A E Genu
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