Szerző szerinti böngészés "Bandici, Gheorghe-Emil"

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    influence of biostimulators in the growth of some shrubs
    (2010-10-05) Bandici, Gheorghe-Emil; Ardelean, Ileana; Purcărea, Cornelia
    More sensitive than Mimosa pudica and more beautiful than any adornment detached from nature by man, the azalea (Azaleea indica) gathers through its shapes a real symphony of colours and enchanting hues, of elegant shapes, having no rival in the flower world. The azalea can multiply through seeds and vegetatively: seedlings, grafting, layering. The widest reproduction method remains that through semilignified seedlings, a method that can be used throughout the year avoiding the months less favourable for propagation by seedlings, with poor light: November and October. The best results are given by the spring propagations by seedlings (February-March) and the summer propagations by seedlings (July-August). The rooting can last for 12-14 weeks until the seedlings can be transplanted in flower pots without risks. A wide application in horticultural practice is the use of growth substances, that take part in the faster formation of roots and in a higher percent for species of plants, that, normally, root with difficulty through seedlings. Under this aspect, many synthetical compounds have proved to be very active (IAA, NAA, IBA, 2,4,5-T acid etc.) (3,4).
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    influence of crop rotation and nutrition regime in winter wheat on the phytomass remains and the deposits of weed seeds remained in the ground
    (2010-10-05) Bandici, Gheorghe-Emil; Ardelean, Ileana
    An important problem refers to soil weeds seed bank with special reference to brown luvic soils and relationship between vegetal remains (roots + stub) and nutrition regime – crop rotation plant. A great number of seeds can be found in first 20 centimeters of soil (plowing layer). This fact causes a high weeds density, which has a negative effect on the cultivated plants leading to partial or total crop loss.