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Buletinul AŞM. Ştiinţele vieţii. Nr. 2 (314) 2011<br />
the activity of antioxidative enzymes becomes insuf cient to neutralize the reactive oxygen<br />
types formed. The plant aging process in drought conditions is pathological and develops at<br />
a faster rate in comparison with the natural process, that advances at a certain development<br />
stage.<br />
37 references, 2 tables<br />
UDC:631.46<br />
AGROCHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ORGANICALLY<br />
FERTILIZED CARBONATE CHERNOZEM SOIL DEPENDING ON THE<br />
HYDROTHERMAL REGIME. Toma Simion, Emnova Ecaterina, Daraban Oxana,<br />
Druţa Iana . // Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011.<br />
No 2 (314), p.98-105.<br />
The research has been conducted to assess the impact of manure on the agrochemical<br />
parameters and enzymatic activity of calcareous chernozem in a laboratory experiment at<br />
one and three months after exposition to different hydrothermal conditions. The enzymatic<br />
activity increased signi cantly by administration of manure at the rates recommended for row<br />
crops (30 t/ha and especially 60 t/ha). Despite the reduction of the soil microbial community<br />
activity (measured by soil dehydrogenase activity) at reduced soil water content (30% WHC<br />
against 60% WHC), the urease activity of calcareous chernozem increased, but the alkaline<br />
phosphatase activity remained at the same level at both temperature conditions, which mimic<br />
spring (10-15 о С) as well as summer (25-28 о С) seasons. High positive correlations between the<br />
urease activity and soil ammoniacal nitrogen have been observed at all the four combinations of<br />
hydrothermal conditions. In addition, high positive correlations between the alkaline phosphatase<br />
activity and soil inorganic phosphorus have been established in three of the four combinations<br />
of hydrothermal conditions. Direct impact on soil water content by using different methods can<br />
serve as a basis for management of enzymatic activity and progress of soil biological processes<br />
to improve nutrition and increase productivity of crops in different ecological conditions.<br />
8 references, 5 gures, 2 tables<br />
UDC: 633.854.78:632.4 (478) + 632.4:582.258.2 (478) + 632.938 (478)<br />
SCREENING OF THE R2 RUST RESISTANCE GENE IN DIFFERENT<br />
SUNFLOWER GENOTYPES USING SSR MARKERS. Duca Maria, Port Angela,<br />
Şestacova Tatiana. // Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011.<br />
No 2 (314), p.106-110<br />
Nowadays, MAS (marker-assisted selection) represents one of the most widely used<br />
techniques for identi cation of the characters of interest within different plant species and<br />
genotypes. SSR (simple sequence repeat) markers or microsatellites are one of the most reliable<br />
types of markers, which represent mono-, di-, tri-, tetra- or pentanucleotide tandem repeats<br />
accidentally distributed within eukaryotic genomes. This research includes molecular screening<br />
of R2 rust resistance gene with SSR markers in different sun ower genotypes developed and<br />
cultivated in the Republic of Moldova. However, only two markers from the three investigated<br />
- ORS333 and ORS795 - have given fragments of the expected length. Thus, combination of<br />
phenotypic and molecular data has become a necessity.<br />
16 references, 2 tables, 3 gures<br />
UDC: 633.854.78:632.5 (560) + 632.5:582.952.6 (560)<br />
BROOMRAPE CONTROL IN SUNFLOWER PRODUCTION IN TURKEY. Goksel<br />
Evci, Nilgun Sezer, Veli Pekcan, M. Ibrahim Yilmaz, Yalcin Kaya. // Buletinul Academiei de<br />
Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011. No 2 (314), p. 111-117.<br />
Broomrape is an essential problem in sun ower production, especially in the Trakya<br />
Region which is a European part of Turkey. These areas are mostly infested with new races of<br />
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