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Magyar Mezőgazdasági Bibliográfia 2006 J12 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J13 Harvesting, treatment, storage J14 Quality, chemical composition J15 Marketing, economical aspects J20 Leguminosae: bean, peas, etc. J21 Growing J22 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J23 Harvesting, treatment, storage J24 Quality, chemical composition J25 Marketing, economical aspects J30 Cucurbitaceae: cucumber, melon, squashe, courgette, etc. J31 Growing J32 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J33 Harvesting, treatment, storage J34 Quality, chemical composition J35 Marketing, economical aspects J40 Brassicaceae J41 Growing J42 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J43 Harvesting, treatment, storage J44 Quality, chemical composition J45 Marketing, economical aspects J50 Leaf vegetables J51 Growing J52 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J53 Harvesting, treatment, storage J54 Quality, chemical composition J55 Marketing, economical aspects J60 Root vegetables J61 Growing J62 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J63 Harvesting, treatment, storage J64 Quality, chemical composition J65 Marketing, economical aspects J70 Alliaceae J71 Growing J72 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection J73 Harvesting, treatment, storage J74 Quality, chemical composition J75 Marketing, economical aspects K/ Fruit growing K01 Rare fruits K10 Pome fruits: apple, pear, quince K11 Growing K12 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection K13 Harvesting, treatment, storage K14 Quality, chemical composition K15 Marketing, economical aspects K20 Kernel fruits: cherry, sour cherry, plum, peach K21 Growing K22 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection K23 Harvesting, treatment, storage K24 Quality, chemical composition K25 Marketing, economical aspects K30 Grapes K31 Growing K32 Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection K33 Vintaging, treatment, storage K34 Table grapes, varieties, quality K35 K36 K40 K41 K42 K43 K44 K45 K50 K51 K52 K53 K54 K55 Wine grapes, varieties, quality Marketing, economical aspects Soft fruits: currant, gooseberry, strawberry, raspberry, dewberry, elder, blueberry Growing Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection Harvesting, treatment, storage Quality, chemical composition Marketing, economical aspects Shell fruits: almond, walnut, hazelnut, chestnut, etc. Growing Pests and diseases, damages; plant protection Harvesting, treatment, storage Quality, chemical composition Marketing, economical aspects L/ Mushrooms, medicinal plants, culinary herbs, ornamental plants L10 L11 L12 L20 L21 L22 L30 L40 L41 L50 L51 Edible fungi Mushroom growing Mushroom gathering, control Medicinal plants, culinary herbs, aromatic plants Medicinal plants growing, plant protection Medicinal plants gathering, treatment, drying Floriculture, cut flowers Pot plants Plant diseases, plant protection Ornamental plants: shrubs, trees; botanical gardens, bonsai Gardenarchitecture, landscape gardening, horticulture M/ Forestry M01 Forestry in general M02 History of forestry and wood industry M03 Forestry research and education M10 Sylviculture M11 Principles and policy in sylviculture M12 Forestry economy and laws M13 Measuring the forest, forest estimation M14 Forest mapping, topographic mapping M20 Forestry science M21 Habitats, forest soils M22 Dendrology M23 Forest ecology, forest biocoenosis, underwood M24 Tree breeding, variety selection, acclimatization of species M25 Carpology, seeds gathering M30 Forest types, mixed forest M31 Parks, recreational forest M32 Energy forest M33 Forest reservations M40 Forest cultivation M41 Tree nursery M42 Forest plantation, forestation M43 Cultivation of forests M44 Forest regeneration, afforestation M50 Forest protection M51 Deficiency diseases of forest trees M52 Pathogens and forest tree pests 470
Magyar Mezőgazdasági Bibliográfia 2006 M53 Natural and human damages, acid rain, forest fires, frost M60 Forest utilization, timber-wood, standards M61 Forest harvesting and site preparation, path network, approaching M62 Woodfelling and cutting, transportation and machines M63 Wood quality, utilization, timber processing, woodworking industry M64 Wood market, timber-trade M70 Game management, breeding, game reserve M71 Game diseases M72 Game damages in forests and agriculture M73 Hunting, fishering N/ Tree species N01 Rare tree species and shrubs N10 Oak N11 Planting, habitat and cultivation N12 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N13 Harvesting, utilization, trade N20 Beech N21 Planting, habitat and cultivation N22 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N23 Harvesting, utilization, trade N30 Robinia N31 Planting, habitat and cultivation N32 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N33 Harvesting, utilization, trade N40 Hornbeam, elm, ash, maple and other hardwood trees N41 Planting, habitat and cultivation N42 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N43 Harvesting, utilization, trade N50 Willow, poplar, softwood deciduous trees N51 Planting, habitat and cultivation N52 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N53 Harvesting, utilization, trade N60 Pines N61 Planting, habitat and cultivation N62 Diseases, pathogens, pests, damages, tree protection N63 Harvesting, utilization, trade N70 Forest fruit trees: wild crab apple, wild pear, sorbtree, etc. N80 Forest shrubs P/ Animal husbandry P01 Animal husbandry in general P10 Animal breeding, breeding technics, selection, hibridization P11 Breeding value, variety certification, progeny testing, performance testing P12 Pedigree registration, animal identification tag P13 Animal gene bank, gene pool protection, indigenous breeds, naturalization P14 Animal biotechnology, genetically modified animals P20 Reproduction biology P21 Heat, sexual maturity, heat synchronization P22 Natural mating technics P23 Artificial insemination, handling of gametes P24 P25 P26 P30 P31 P32 P33 P34 P35 P40 P41 P42 P43 P44 P45 P46 P50 P51 P52 P53 P54 P55 P56 P57 P58 P59 P60 P61 P62 P63 P64 P65 P66 P67 P70 P71 P72 P73 P74 P75 P76 P77 P78 P79 P80 P81 Pregnancy, foetal development Parturition, lactation, nursing Growth, ontogeny, breeding maturity Animal rearing, rearing methods Physical environment: lighting, temperature, humidity Buildings for animals, stables and equipments Care of animals: bedding, grooming, livestock transportation Animal hygiene Ecological rearing, free range husbandry, animal wellfare Animal nutrition Feedstuff analysis, testing methods Feedstuff composition, feed-value, animal feed contamination Feed consumption, conversion, nutrient requirement, digestibility, metabolism Preparation of feedstuff, distribution, feeding and equipments Water requirement, water metabolism, watering and equipments Economic considerations, rentability, outgoings Animal feedstuffs Pastures, pasture feeding, pasture husbandry Green forages, harvesting and machines Roughages, preparation and machines Silage, preparation and machines, other microbial feeds Succulent feeds, fodder beet Concentrates, grains, protein feeds Compound feeds, mixed feeds and preparation Feed additives, growth promoters Animal feeds prepared from industrial and other by-products Veterinary medicine Veterinary administration, regulations, epidemology Veterinary internal medicine, immunology Surgery Pathology, pathophysiology, dissection Pharmacology, toxicology, other pharmaceutical products Veterinary homeopathy, alternative therapies Prevention: disinfection, vaccination Animal diseases Nutritional diseases, deficiency diseases, feed poisoning Neurological, locomotor and sense organ diseases and disorders, stress Viruses and viral diseases Bacteria and bacterial diseases Fungi and fungal diseases, mycoses Unicellular pathogens Worms and worm diseases Arthropods and arthropod-transmitted diseases Zoonoses Handling and storage of animal products, delivery Quality control and hygiene R/ Animal species 471
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