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Motto: “Ecologia restaureaza demnitatea omului de a fi cetatean al biosferei, cu toate drepturile si obligatiile pe care le implica experienta acestei demnitati” - Nicolae BOSCAIU
“Science sans conscience n’est que ruine de l’âme” - Francois RABELAIS
PLASMABIOTICS - Un proiect ecologic cu aplicatii in domeniul medical - prezentare in numarul 23 din 2011
"Plasmabiotics assure la sécurité microbiologique globale des dispositifs
médicaux thermo sensibles par l’utilisation d’un un plasma froid
d’azote, le gaz le plus répondu dans la nature."
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ECOS Numarul 23 - 2011
1. DIMITRIE
LUCESCU – OM DE STIINTA, PRACTICIAN SI MANAGER IN DOMENIUL MEDICINEI VETERINARE - Prof. Petru BEJINARIU
Summary: This short biographical article is reminding the name, work, and life of the veterinarian and scientist Dimitrie LUCESCU. The article briefly presents his managerial work as a governmental person and his academic achivements, along with his studies in the field of veterinary research.
Summary: This short biographical article is reminding the name, work, and life of the veterinarian and scientist Dimitrie LUCESCU. The article briefly presents his managerial work as a governmental person and his academic achivements, along with his studies in the field of veterinary research.
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2. IMPACTUL ECOLOGIC AL INSECTELOR DAUNATOARE ASUPRA PADURILOR DE FOIOASE DIN BAZINUL SUPERIOR AL RAULUI DOAMNEI - Drd. Romeo RETEVOI
Abstract: In the upper basin of the Domnei River (Argeş County) beside coniferous forests ther are also deciduous forests characterized by great heterogeneity in terms of specific composition. Anthropogenic and climatic factors have enabled the development of pest populations at the expense of forest ecosystems. On the investigated area ther were identified the following species: Parectopa robiniella, Phylonerycter robiniella, Phyllaphys fagi, Andricus quercuscalicis, Tischeria complanella,all registering significant numerical growth. Out these species there have been monitored the oak pests. By using appropriate methods and techniques short-term forecasts of pest populations and have been made the environmental effects of insects on forest products have been identified.
Abstract: In the upper basin of the Domnei River (Argeş County) beside coniferous forests ther are also deciduous forests characterized by great heterogeneity in terms of specific composition. Anthropogenic and climatic factors have enabled the development of pest populations at the expense of forest ecosystems. On the investigated area ther were identified the following species: Parectopa robiniella, Phylonerycter robiniella, Phyllaphys fagi, Andricus quercuscalicis, Tischeria complanella,all registering significant numerical growth. Out these species there have been monitored the oak pests. By using appropriate methods and techniques short-term forecasts of pest populations and have been made the environmental effects of insects on forest products have been identified.
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3. FACTORII CARE AU CONTRIBUIT SI CONTRIBUIE LA DISTRIBUTIA MIRIAPODELOR PE SUPRAFATA PAMANTULUI - Drd. Mihaela MINCULETE
Abstract: The spreading of myriapods on the Earth's surface has been influenced by many internal factors (expansion of species, the power of reproduction, dissemination) or external factors (cosmic, telluric, ecological, palaeographical). In systematic terms, myriapods are members along with insects, crustaceans and arachnids of the phylum Arthropoda, and are divided into four groups with the rank of Class: Diplopoda, Chilopoda, Pauropoda and Symphyla. Myriapods are apparently one of the first groups of terrestrial Arthropods who captured terrestrial environment. Diplopoda are known from Late Paleozoic fossils (from Permian and Carboniferous), they were already differentiated and currently known evolutionary lines – Glomerida on one side and the other typical Diplopoda. Pauropoda are not known as fossils, but Symphyla are known from Tertiary when forms were similar to the present ones. From Chilopodas, Geofilidas are known from the Cretaceous and forms to be considered Chilopoda’s dates from Carboniferous. However, similar forms are known only to those present in the Cretaceous and Tertiary (Oligocene). Recently, from the Lower Devonian a fossil, Scutigeromorpha, has been described suggesting that the group is still very old.
Abstract: The spreading of myriapods on the Earth's surface has been influenced by many internal factors (expansion of species, the power of reproduction, dissemination) or external factors (cosmic, telluric, ecological, palaeographical). In systematic terms, myriapods are members along with insects, crustaceans and arachnids of the phylum Arthropoda, and are divided into four groups with the rank of Class: Diplopoda, Chilopoda, Pauropoda and Symphyla. Myriapods are apparently one of the first groups of terrestrial Arthropods who captured terrestrial environment. Diplopoda are known from Late Paleozoic fossils (from Permian and Carboniferous), they were already differentiated and currently known evolutionary lines – Glomerida on one side and the other typical Diplopoda. Pauropoda are not known as fossils, but Symphyla are known from Tertiary when forms were similar to the present ones. From Chilopodas, Geofilidas are known from the Cretaceous and forms to be considered Chilopoda’s dates from Carboniferous. However, similar forms are known only to those present in the Cretaceous and Tertiary (Oligocene). Recently, from the Lower Devonian a fossil, Scutigeromorpha, has been described suggesting that the group is still very old.
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4. BIOLOGI ROMANI DE SEAMA - EMIL RACOVITA SI GRIGORE ANTIPA - Prof. Univ. Dr. Petre NEACSU
Summary: This biographical paper present the life and work of two of the most important Romanian biologists, who may constitute the core of the Biology in Romania: Emil Racovita and Grigore Antipa. The below short description unveils these biologists personalities along with their important academic and research work.
Summary: This biographical paper present the life and work of two of the most important Romanian biologists, who may constitute the core of the Biology in Romania: Emil Racovita and Grigore Antipa. The below short description unveils these biologists personalities along with their important academic and research work.
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5. SCURT ISTORIC ASUPRA CERCETARII PARAZITULUI GIARDIA INTESTINALIS - Drd. Rodica TABACARU
Abstract: Man has always lived with animals, and sought to understand them. Our knowledge of parasitic infections spread in antiquity, and descriptions of parasites and parasitic infections are found in the earliest writings and were confirmed by finding parasites in archaeological material. Zoology, as a science, began in the 16th century with the awakening of a new spirit of observation and exploration, but for a long time had a separate course uninfluenced progress in medical studies of anatomy and physiology. Humans are hosts to nearly 300 species of parasitic worms and over 70 species of protozoa, some derived from our primate ancestors and some acquired from domestic animals that have come into contact during our relatively short history on Earth. The life cycle of Giardia is very simple: the parasite multiply in the duodenum, forms cysts that pass in feces and can infect new individuals when they are swallowing in food or water. In over 300 years till the Giardia parasite was discovered, it has become recognized as a common parasite and potential pathogen worldwide. However, it is not yet known how many species can infect humans, and what role can they hosts, if appropriate, epidemiological infection.
Abstract: Man has always lived with animals, and sought to understand them. Our knowledge of parasitic infections spread in antiquity, and descriptions of parasites and parasitic infections are found in the earliest writings and were confirmed by finding parasites in archaeological material. Zoology, as a science, began in the 16th century with the awakening of a new spirit of observation and exploration, but for a long time had a separate course uninfluenced progress in medical studies of anatomy and physiology. Humans are hosts to nearly 300 species of parasitic worms and over 70 species of protozoa, some derived from our primate ancestors and some acquired from domestic animals that have come into contact during our relatively short history on Earth. The life cycle of Giardia is very simple: the parasite multiply in the duodenum, forms cysts that pass in feces and can infect new individuals when they are swallowing in food or water. In over 300 years till the Giardia parasite was discovered, it has become recognized as a common parasite and potential pathogen worldwide. However, it is not yet known how many species can infect humans, and what role can they hosts, if appropriate, epidemiological infection.
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6. RECENZIE - PADUREA REGEP, PRIVIRE GENERALA - Prof. Constantin NICOLAE-DANESCU
Summary: : This is a review of a presentation book related to the south-east area of Pitesti, particularly the „Regep” forest which use to be a part of a large forest area. The initial large forest area from this south side of the city of Pitesti was subjected to uncontrolled deforestation. The presentation book unveils a detailed analysis of this forest ecosystem, including geographical and hystorical data gathered from archives and different other sources.
Summary: : This is a review of a presentation book related to the south-east area of Pitesti, particularly the „Regep” forest which use to be a part of a large forest area. The initial large forest area from this south side of the city of Pitesti was subjected to uncontrolled deforestation. The presentation book unveils a detailed analysis of this forest ecosystem, including geographical and hystorical data gathered from archives and different other sources.
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7. ENERGIILE NEPOLUANTE ALE
VIITORULUI - Prof. Univ. Dr. Petre NEACSU
Summary: This article is listing and briefly explaining the major « green » energy sources, starting with biofuels and going thru all the alternative energies.
Also, some major project are briefly described along with major political directions in the use of the alternative energy.
Summary: This article is listing and briefly explaining the major « green » energy sources, starting with biofuels and going thru all the alternative energies.
Also, some major project are briefly described along with major political directions in the use of the alternative energy.
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8. UN ITINERAR AMERICAN : GRADINA BOTANICA DIN DETROIT (BELLE ISLE) – CASA
FLUTURILOR DIN INSULA MACKINAC – MUZEUL DE ISTORIE NATURALA DIN KENOSHA - Victoria CARA M.D. , Drd. Dan Diegis NICOLAE
Summary: 1. Detroit Conservatory : Located on Belle Isle, close to downtown Detroit, the Conservatory has been in operation since 1904. The Conservatory is divided into five distinct sections. It features a dome, eighty-five feet high, two wings to the north and south, and a show house on the east side. The dome provides space for large palms and other tropical trees. The south wing contains tropical plants of economic importance such as bananas, oranges, coffee, sugar cane, and orchids. The north wing hosts an extensive collection of ferns, cacti and succulents. The Show House has a continuous display of blooming plants to mark the six major flower seasons of the year. The Conservatory provides an in-depth look at the world of horticulture, and has one of the largest municipally owned orchid collections in the USA, made possible by various donations, including 600 orchids from a private collection.
2. Buterfly House, Mackinac Island: The Buterfly House from Machinac Island is a great place for lepidopterological study. This Butterfly House is the first of it's kind in State of Michigan, and the third oldest live butterfly exhibit in the United States. The facility has about 200 square meters of tropical garden filled with hundreds of live butterflies from all around the world.
3. Natural History Museum of Kenosha, Wisconsin: The Dinosaur Discovery Museum in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is the only museum to exclusively focus on the link between birds and meat-eating dinosaurs with one of the most complete known fossil records. Dr. Thomas Carr, vertebrate paleontologist, is the curator of the Museum and director of the Carthage Institute of Paleontology housed in the Museum. He is dedicated to the preparation and conservation of real dinosaur fossils in the College’s paleontology research laboratory at the Museum. The main gallery of the Museum shows the link between birds and meat-eating dinosaurs (theropods), which is one of the most complete transitions known from the fossil record. Skeletal casts exhibit the most complete display of theropods and primitive birds as compared to the major natural history museums in the country.
Summary: 1. Detroit Conservatory : Located on Belle Isle, close to downtown Detroit, the Conservatory has been in operation since 1904. The Conservatory is divided into five distinct sections. It features a dome, eighty-five feet high, two wings to the north and south, and a show house on the east side. The dome provides space for large palms and other tropical trees. The south wing contains tropical plants of economic importance such as bananas, oranges, coffee, sugar cane, and orchids. The north wing hosts an extensive collection of ferns, cacti and succulents. The Show House has a continuous display of blooming plants to mark the six major flower seasons of the year. The Conservatory provides an in-depth look at the world of horticulture, and has one of the largest municipally owned orchid collections in the USA, made possible by various donations, including 600 orchids from a private collection.
2. Buterfly House, Mackinac Island: The Buterfly House from Machinac Island is a great place for lepidopterological study. This Butterfly House is the first of it's kind in State of Michigan, and the third oldest live butterfly exhibit in the United States. The facility has about 200 square meters of tropical garden filled with hundreds of live butterflies from all around the world.
3. Natural History Museum of Kenosha, Wisconsin: The Dinosaur Discovery Museum in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is the only museum to exclusively focus on the link between birds and meat-eating dinosaurs with one of the most complete known fossil records. Dr. Thomas Carr, vertebrate paleontologist, is the curator of the Museum and director of the Carthage Institute of Paleontology housed in the Museum. He is dedicated to the preparation and conservation of real dinosaur fossils in the College’s paleontology research laboratory at the Museum. The main gallery of the Museum shows the link between birds and meat-eating dinosaurs (theropods), which is one of the most complete transitions known from the fossil record. Skeletal casts exhibit the most complete display of theropods and primitive birds as compared to the major natural history museums in the country.
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9. RELATII DE SIMPATIE SI ANTIPATIE LA PLANTE - Prof. Univ. Dr. Petre NEACSU
Abstract: Plants are living in a close correlation, each individual plant depending on the neighboring plants. These correlations may determine a better and positive development for plants or may be used to improve their life. Also, a variety of substances produced by these plants associations can be used to fight the natural enemies of these plants. These associations of plants along with their positive and negative effects are presented below. Several such associations are listed in the following tables in order to give ample image of the correlations between plants and how they may influence their close environment.
Abstract: Plants are living in a close correlation, each individual plant depending on the neighboring plants. These correlations may determine a better and positive development for plants or may be used to improve their life. Also, a variety of substances produced by these plants associations can be used to fight the natural enemies of these plants. These associations of plants along with their positive and negative effects are presented below. Several such associations are listed in the following tables in order to give ample image of the correlations between plants and how they may influence their close environment.
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10. PROIECTUL PLASMABIOTICS - O SOLUTIE ECOLOGICA PENTRU DEZINFECTIA BACTERIANA - Dr. Daniel VINTELER p.
Le Projet PlasmaBiotics - Une solution écologique et innovante pour la désinfection
bactérienne - Dr. Daniel VINTELER - p.
11. INVATAND DE LA DARWIN (Partea II) - Victoria CARA M.D. - p.
12.
CONTABILITATEA
MANAGERIALA A MEDIULUI – INSTRUMENT AL ECONOMIEI ECOLOGICE - Drd. Andreea MITROI - p.
Abstract: This article is defining and characterising the ecological economy as a development of the new economy, presenting its principles, strategies and specific tools. Also, it underlines the relation between new economy as ecological economy and the new concepts derived from this and developed în the financial managment or management accounting as EMA – Environmental Management Accounting.
Key words: new economy, ecological economy, sustainability, enironmental management accounting,
Abstract: This article is defining and characterising the ecological economy as a development of the new economy, presenting its principles, strategies and specific tools. Also, it underlines the relation between new economy as ecological economy and the new concepts derived from this and developed în the financial managment or management accounting as EMA – Environmental Management Accounting.
Key words: new economy, ecological economy, sustainability, enironmental management accounting,
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ECOS Numarul 22 - 2010
1. O SUTA DE ANI DE LA NASTEREA PROF. UNIV. DR. ADRIANA MURGOCI (1909 - 2009) - Prof. Univ. Dr. Petre Neacsu - p. 1-2
Summary: This short biographical paper presents the life and work of Zoology, Ecology Professor and researcher Adriana Murgoci (1909 – 1986). She graduated from University of Iasi, she became Phd in 1940, and university professor in 1965. Professor Adriana Murgoci dedicated her first studeis to the marine fishes, and became a specialist in Ecology, Entomology (Trichoptera, Isoptera, Hymenoptera) and Ihtiology (Acipenseridae, Mugilidae, Gobidae, Callionymidae). She leaded researches and Phd students for decades at the Univesity of Bucharest, Faculty of Biology.
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2. DESCRIEREA SOLUTIEI ECOTEHNICE PROPUSA PENTRU SECTORUL DE APA AFLAT LA CONFLUENTA RAULUI PRAHOVA CU RAUL IALOMITA, AVAL DE BARAJUL DRIDU - Dr.ing. Razvan VOICU, biolog Liliana ALEXANDRU - p. 3 - 14
Abstract: The lotic ecosystems, which belong to lotic ecobioms, have the quality of ecological regenerating even if there are many sources of pollution, but they have a limit and, unfortunately, this limit was exceeded in many places, so the ecological balance is threatened by extinction. Based on solid ecological principles, the ecotechniques is directing other sciences towards perception and use of natural principles along functional energetic exchanges beneficial to the environment, by a minimal consumption of fossil fuels and other natural resources.
The content of this method shows, by concrete examples, that the rivers which, actually represent the life support, can be restored by giving a hope to aquatic and semi-aquatic flora and fauna. Concrete example is Dridu restoration ecobiom (Prahova river, Ialomita river and Lake Dridu) with all engineering and biological components for that project. Disappearance of ecological niches because of the anthropogenic impact upon ecosystems of any kind, led to the disappearance of trophic functionality , therefore, disappearance of biocenosis of the ecosystems leaving non-functional biotops. By the means of presented method, it was possible to create functional miniecosystems, genuine ecological generators, which will lead to the creation of local and after global functionality of the ecobiomes network within the hydrographical basins.
The content of this method shows, by concrete examples, that the rivers which, actually represent the life support, can be restored by giving a hope to aquatic and semi-aquatic flora and fauna. Concrete example is Dridu restoration ecobiom (Prahova river, Ialomita river and Lake Dridu) with all engineering and biological components for that project. Disappearance of ecological niches because of the anthropogenic impact upon ecosystems of any kind, led to the disappearance of trophic functionality , therefore, disappearance of biocenosis of the ecosystems leaving non-functional biotops. By the means of presented method, it was possible to create functional miniecosystems, genuine ecological generators, which will lead to the creation of local and after global functionality of the ecobiomes network within the hydrographical basins.
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3. PREZENTAREA AVER – ASOCIATIA VEHICULELOR ELECTRICE DIN ROMANIA - Prof. Univ. Dr. Grigore DANCIU, Drd. Dan Diegis NICOLAE - p. 15 – 25
Abstract: Automobiles/on-highway/off-highway vehicles, and
internal combustion engines in particular, are widely considered the main air
pollution source in urban/large urban areas. Therefore the efforts of reducing
the emissions thru new types of less polluting fuels, motors or powertrains in
the automotive and internal combustion engines development are very important
and encouraged not only by the governmental organizations, but by all
environmentalists, their organizations, and their publications.
The interest of the Romanian scientific and technical community in electric vehicles dates back in the late 70s and early 80s. The work of a few enthusiastic inventors has led to experimental models of electric bikes, scooters, tricycles, and some electric automobiles prototypes, as well as scientific papers and books.
This paper presents the AVER – Romanian Electric Vehicles Association which supports and promotes the Electric Vehicles in Romania in correlation with the European Union projects and standards. The Association is unveiled thru an interview with Professor Grigore Danciu, one of the founders of AVER. The interview is listing in detail the main tasks, major achievements, and projects of this association, including characteristics of the Electric Vehicle prototypes developed and tested by AVER.
Keywords: Electric Vehicles, EV projects, Electric Vehicle development, promoting Electric Vehicles
The interest of the Romanian scientific and technical community in electric vehicles dates back in the late 70s and early 80s. The work of a few enthusiastic inventors has led to experimental models of electric bikes, scooters, tricycles, and some electric automobiles prototypes, as well as scientific papers and books.
This paper presents the AVER – Romanian Electric Vehicles Association which supports and promotes the Electric Vehicles in Romania in correlation with the European Union projects and standards. The Association is unveiled thru an interview with Professor Grigore Danciu, one of the founders of AVER. The interview is listing in detail the main tasks, major achievements, and projects of this association, including characteristics of the Electric Vehicle prototypes developed and tested by AVER.
Keywords: Electric Vehicles, EV projects, Electric Vehicle development, promoting Electric Vehicles
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4. MITURI DESPRE PLANTE - Prof. Univ. Dr. Petre NEACSU – p. 26 – 29
Summary : This article is presenting some world wide miths related to plants. These myths are listed chronologicaly, from the Egyptians to Middle Age, and presented in relation with the history of the civilizations. They are briefly explained in relation to the specific religions, as well.
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5. POLUAREA CU METALE GRELE – FACTOR MAJOR IN DETERIORAREA ECOSISTEMELOR - Camelia POPESCU – p. 30 – 34
Abstract: Systemic toxic pollutants such as heavy metals, exerts its actions on different organs and systems of the body, the effect is specific to this substance. Their spread in the environment is becoming more and very important is the fact that they accumulate in the environment and human body and can cause insidiously severe pathological alterations.
The aim of this paper is to prove that the vegetation at the side of a street with heavy car traffic in an urban area is characterized by a high level of concentrations in heavy metals, especially lead, relative to the vegetation in a rural area. The theoretical air emissions were calculated taking into account the number and type of cars that transit the area in 24 hours Heavy metals concentrations were measured in the samples of vegetation (grass) from the two areas: Nicolae Balcescu Street in Pitesti and Radu Negru village, Calinesti, an area far from traffic and industries. The bioaccumulation factors were calculated, too, resulting higher values in the polluted area, which means that the transfer of pollutants is more intense in this area.
The aim of this paper is to prove that the vegetation at the side of a street with heavy car traffic in an urban area is characterized by a high level of concentrations in heavy metals, especially lead, relative to the vegetation in a rural area. The theoretical air emissions were calculated taking into account the number and type of cars that transit the area in 24 hours Heavy metals concentrations were measured in the samples of vegetation (grass) from the two areas: Nicolae Balcescu Street in Pitesti and Radu Negru village, Calinesti, an area far from traffic and industries. The bioaccumulation factors were calculated, too, resulting higher values in the polluted area, which means that the transfer of pollutants is more intense in this area.
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6. URANIUL, RADIOACTIVITATEA SI MEDIUL INCONJURATOR – Stud.Valentin MURARESCU, Madalina SCARLAT, Daniela GHIOACA, Oana DRAGHICEANU, Lucian IONESCU, Raluca SAMSON, Liliana PROTOPOPESCU – p. 35 – 50
Abstract: This approach tries to present some problems of the nuclear energy and its consequences on the environment. The radiations and the natural radioactivity have always made part of the environment, but because of the absence of their impact on human’s senses, they have relatively late took the attention of scientists. From the radiations and the radioactive materials, by now, several applications concerning the radionuclides properties were introduced and also new technologies were created, the result of all these being the radioactive products wanted or not. In consequence any person on the Earth is permanently submitted to the radiations activity which proceed from both natural and artificial sources. In these terms any protection system against radiations must have a well defined domain. The estimation of doses recived from every source is a permanent preoccupation of some international and national organizations. The most important percentage in the total dose of one person’s irradiation comes to natural radioactivity, but this is not at all a reason that justifies the ignoration of the artificial radiations sources, even if they have small contributions, which are easily controlled. Before the second world war, the environment radioactivity was a natural phaenomena. The subsequent development of the energetic nuclear reactors and the experiments with nuclear bombs in ’60-’70 led to environment contamination with radionuclides. The most representative example is the accident of the RMBK reactor from Cernobil. All this led to the concentration of the efforts in studying the behaviour of radionuclides in environment physics and
ecology.
ecology.
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7. MUZICA IN VIATA PLANTELOR - Prof. Univ. Dr.Petre NEACSU – p. 51 – 54
Summary: The effect of the music in the develpment of the plants and the plant’s life is shortly presented below, using some specific studies. The studies are showing the benefic effect of different types of music and analysing the rythm of development for different plants subjected to music therapy. A summary of some results of these studies is listed below including specific details.
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8. UN REAL PERICOL PENTRU SANATATEA POPULATIEI DIN BAZINUL RADAUTI – Prof.Petru BEJINARIU – p. 55 – 56
Summary : This article intends to draw attention about the situation of industrial development in Bokovina’s area. The industrial development presented are endangering the environment in the area and this article is trying to present in detail the local problems in order to signal them to the local environmental agencies and governement.
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9. ENERGIA NUCLEARA SI DEZVOLTAREA DURABILA – Stud.Valentin MURARESCU – p. 57 – 64
Abstract: This paper briefly presents the advantages and disantvantages of the Nuclear Energy use from an environmentalist point of view. The paper describes as well the nuclear power-plants safety and environmental problems in comparison with same problems at the level of the fosil using power-plants. This comparison between the Nuclear and Fosil energy use ends up with a detailed conclusion in favor of the Nuclear Energy.
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10. PROIECT DE CERCETARE PRIVIND REFACEREA POPULATIILOR DE PLANTE PERICLITATE DIN JUDETUL ARGES - Conf. Univ. Dr. Valeriu Alexiu - p. 65 - 72
SumMary: The project wants to implement a research methodology that could asses the strategies of preservation of the biodiversity through conventional and biotechnologies methods for the jeopardized sozologic categories from Arges County. The project tracks the checking of the chorology data of the chormophytic species from Arges County, the identification of the sozologic categories of plants, the restoration of the population of the endangered, vulnerable and rare sozologic categories, the testing of the manner of re-inhabiting and acclimation of these species in control-fields, in the habitats where the selected species were drawn from, for biodiversity conservation and for these reproduction in medicinal and ornamental purpose. The information from the literature and personal researches in the field, shown the existence of 2009 species and subspecies in the chormoflora of the Arges County. 411 species and subspecies belong to various sozologic categories (included in the Red Global List UICN, European Red List, Direction Habitats, Bern Convention, Red List of the superior plants from Romania), belonging to various categories of IPA`s (Areas of Protection and Reservation of Plants), Areas Peopled by Globally Endangered Taxons, Areas Peopled by European Jeopardized Taxons, Areas Peopled by Endemic and Jeopardized taxons, Areas Peopled by Subendemic and Endangered Taxons.
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11. MAI ESTE “CODRUL FRATE CU ROMÂNUL”? – Prof. Mihai POPESCU – p. 73 – 75
Summary : This article intends to draw attention about the situation of Educational system regarding teaching Biology in Romania. This situation reflects the behavior of young students who leave the educational system with a low level of understanding of the relationship Society - Environment.
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12. BOLILE GLADIOLELOR SI STANJENEILOR (rezumat pentru tiparire) – Prof.Constantin NICOLAE-DĂNESCU – p. 76 – 90
Abstract : The purpose of this research is the analysis of the diseases for Gladiolus and Iris. The research presents the geographic areas where these diseases may be found, their symptoms, and the solutions to fight them, including the history for the specific researches. A detailed and specific research in Romania is presented, as well.
Keywords: Gladioulus, Iris, plant diseases, I. pumila, I. pseudacorus L. I graminea L. I. ruthenica, G. gladiolus imbricatus, G. paluster.
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BOLILE GLADIOLELOR SI STANJENEILOR - format complet, varianta online
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13. EVALUAREA PREZENTEI SUBSTANTELOR CHIMICE PRIORITAR PERICULOASE PE RAUL CRISUL REPEDE IN PERIOADA 2000 - 2009 - Drd. biol. Alina VIDICAN - p. 91 - 98
Abstract:The article describes the presence of the priority hazardous chemical substances in the Crisul Repede River, between 2000-2009. The water pollution extent on different stretches along the Crisul Repede River was monitorized, taking into account the determination of different factors (pollution sources) which led to the increase of priority hazardous chemical substances concentration in water. The polluting chemical indicators were compared with the standards in order to allow the embracement of protective and preservation measures.
Key words: priority hazardous substances, monitorized indicators, pollution, maximum concentration admitted
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14. DESPRE TAIEREA ABUZIVA A UNOR ARBORI SECULARI IN JUDETUL ARGES - Prof. Constantin NICOLAE-DĂNESCU – p. 99 - 101
Summary: This paper is briefly presenting the deforestation in the area of South of the city of Pitesti, in the so called „the High Plaines of Pitesti”. The abusive deforstation increased even after 1990, continuing the masive deforestation from 50s and 60s during the „colectivisation” times. Also, the last „witnesses” of old forests from the area, a few trees of aprox. 3-400 years old, were recently subjected to deforestation, contrary to the EU environmental policy.
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15. DATE PRIVIND CUIBARITUL PASARILOR IN ZONELE DE JNEPENIS DIN MUNTII IEZER-PAPUSA - Adrian Mestecaneanu - p. 102 - 105
Abstract: In this paper, the author analyses the breeding of birds registered during 2002 – 2007 period (May - July) in the Iezer-Păpuşa Mountains. 14 species were identified, 8 of them being certainly breeding. Additionally, other 8 inbreeding species were observed in the breeding season. Phylloscopus collybita had the biggest density (0.76 pairs / hectare), it being followed by Prunella modularis (0.75 pairs / hectare) and Erithacus rubecula (0.21 pairs / hectare). The whole density of the breeding species was 2.64 pairs / hectare, a density lower than that calculated for other ecosystems from the lower levels.
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17. CENTRUL PENTRU NATURĂ CASA VERDE - BILANŢ ŞI PERSPECTIVE - Nicolae LOTREAN, Ioana-Cristina CONSTANTINESCU - p. 116 - 119
Summary: This is a brief presentation of the „Green House Center” from District of Arges, Romania. The Center intends to educate people from the area in the mentality of protection of environment and is a joint project including the Arges District Museum, Association of students, and the National Association of the Museums from Romania. The article is unveling the results of this center after two years of activity, with the impact on the local communities.
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18. SOLUTII PENTRU REDUCEREA NOXELOR EMISE DE MOTOARELE DE AUTOMOBIL PREZENTATE LA CONGRESELE SAE INTERNATIONAL - OCTOMBRIE 2009 LA ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS SI APRILIE 2010 LA DETROIT, MICHIGAN - Drd. Dan Diegis NICOLAE - p. 120 - 129
ANEXA: Participare in actiune umanitara - p. 130
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Un nou proiect eco-educativ marca Team Work
Miercuri, 20 aprilie 2011 s-a încheiat prima etapă a proiectului „Grădina Bunicii”, eveniment organizat de Asociația Team Work la care a participat un număr de 100 de tineri voluntari ce au dat o mână de ajutor în vedere amenajării unei grădini tradiţionale româneşti în Grădina Botanică din Bucureşti.
Această primă etapă a fost alcătuită dintr-o serie de micro – activităţi precum identificarea speciilor şi soiurilor de plante prezente în grădinile tradiţionale româneşti, realizarea unui plan de amenajare a grădinii, decopertarea terenului (excavare) şi plantarea unor diverse soiuri de arbuşti şi pomi fructiferi. Pe 20 aprilie, în Grădina Botanică, cei 100 de voluntari, alături de organizatorii Team Work şi personalul grădinii, au ajutat la plantarea unui număr de 18 pomi fructiferi de diverse soiuri (măr, piersic, etc) şi la pregătirea terenului în vederea plantării unor diverse souiri de răsaduri, activitate ce va avea loc pe 3 mai tot în grădina botanică.
„Grădina Bunicii” reprezintă o nouă provocare Team Work ce îşi propune amenajarea în scopuri formative şi eco-educaţionale, în incinta Grădinii Botanice din Bucureşti, a unei grădini tradiţionale româneşti în care vizitatorii să poată cunoaşte direct şi contextualizat soiuri şi varietăţi de plante cultivate de obicei în grădinile de la ţară, un spaţiu tot mai puţin cunoscut atât copiilor, cât şi adulţilor din mediul urban. Proiectul a fost lansat pe 1 aprilie 2011 şi are o durată de 3 luni.
Proiectul este organizat de Asociaţia Team Work în parteneriat cu Grădina Botanică “Dimitrie Brândză” a Universităţii din Bucureşti şi finanţat de Fundaţia pentru Parteneriat şi MOL România în cadrul programului "Spaţii Verzi". Activităţile derulate în cadrul proiectului beneficiază şi de spijinul BRD Groupe Société Generale, în calitate de sponsor.
Asociaţia Team Work este o organizaţie nonguvernamentală ce are misiunea de a facilita acumularea de către tineri, prin activităţi de voluntariat, a experienţei necesare încadrării eficiente pe piaţa muncii.
*Acest anunţ reprezintă exclusiv opinia Asociaţiei Team Work. Fundaţia pentru Parteneriat şi MOL România nu sunt răspunzătoare pentru conţinutul acestui anunţ.
Miercuri, 20 aprilie 2011 s-a încheiat prima etapă a proiectului „Grădina Bunicii”, eveniment organizat de Asociația Team Work la care a participat un număr de 100 de tineri voluntari ce au dat o mână de ajutor în vedere amenajării unei grădini tradiţionale româneşti în Grădina Botanică din Bucureşti.
Această primă etapă a fost alcătuită dintr-o serie de micro – activităţi precum identificarea speciilor şi soiurilor de plante prezente în grădinile tradiţionale româneşti, realizarea unui plan de amenajare a grădinii, decopertarea terenului (excavare) şi plantarea unor diverse soiuri de arbuşti şi pomi fructiferi. Pe 20 aprilie, în Grădina Botanică, cei 100 de voluntari, alături de organizatorii Team Work şi personalul grădinii, au ajutat la plantarea unui număr de 18 pomi fructiferi de diverse soiuri (măr, piersic, etc) şi la pregătirea terenului în vederea plantării unor diverse souiri de răsaduri, activitate ce va avea loc pe 3 mai tot în grădina botanică.
„Grădina Bunicii” reprezintă o nouă provocare Team Work ce îşi propune amenajarea în scopuri formative şi eco-educaţionale, în incinta Grădinii Botanice din Bucureşti, a unei grădini tradiţionale româneşti în care vizitatorii să poată cunoaşte direct şi contextualizat soiuri şi varietăţi de plante cultivate de obicei în grădinile de la ţară, un spaţiu tot mai puţin cunoscut atât copiilor, cât şi adulţilor din mediul urban. Proiectul a fost lansat pe 1 aprilie 2011 şi are o durată de 3 luni.
Proiectul este organizat de Asociaţia Team Work în parteneriat cu Grădina Botanică “Dimitrie Brândză” a Universităţii din Bucureşti şi finanţat de Fundaţia pentru Parteneriat şi MOL România în cadrul programului "Spaţii Verzi". Activităţile derulate în cadrul proiectului beneficiază şi de spijinul BRD Groupe Société Generale, în calitate de sponsor.
Asociaţia Team Work este o organizaţie nonguvernamentală ce are misiunea de a facilita acumularea de către tineri, prin activităţi de voluntariat, a experienţei necesare încadrării eficiente pe piaţa muncii.
*Acest anunţ reprezintă exclusiv opinia Asociaţiei Team Work. Fundaţia pentru Parteneriat şi MOL România nu sunt răspunzătoare pentru conţinutul acestui anunţ.
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