Associate Editors

AGRONOMY

Prof. Gheorghe Ciobanu, PhD, Romania

Prof. János Nagy, PhD, Hungary

Prof. Péter Pepó, PhD Hungary

Prof. János Kátai, PhD Hungary

Prof. János Tamás, PhD Hungary

Ass.prof. Miklòs Pakurár, PhD Hungary

Prof. Magdaléna Lacko-Bartoŝová, PhD, Slovakia

Prof. Nicolae Csép, PhD, Romania

Ass.prof. Juliana Molnárová, PhD, Slovakia

HORTICULTURE

Prof. Viorel Şcheau, PhD, Romania

Prof. Viorel Chereji, PhD, Romania

Prof László Radócz, PhD Hungary

Prof. Rubos Athanasios, PhD, Greece

Prof. Thomidis Thomas, PhD, Greece

Prof. Konstantinos Tsipouridis, PhD, Greece

Environment ENGINEERING

Prof. Nicu Cornel Sabău, PhD, Romania

Prof. János Lazányi, PhD Hungary

Prof. András Nábrádi, PhD Hungary

Lecturer Lucian Bara, PhD, Romania

1.Ciobanu Cornelia, Șandor Maria, Domuța C., Ciobanu Gh., Albu Ramona, Vușcan A.

Life cycle of Diabrotica virgifera virgifera in the conditions from North - Western part of the country

2.Ciobanu Cornelia, Ciobanu Gh., Domuța C. , Vușcan A., Albu Ramona

Wheat protection against annual and perennial mono and dicotyledonous weeds in the Crisurilor Plain conditions

3.Ciobanu Gh., Ciobanu Cornelia, Domuța C., Vușcan A.

Influence of lime rates applied on different np background on ph-values of brown luvic soils from Oradea

4.Ciobanu Gh., Ciobanu Cornelia, Domuța C., Vușcan A.

Influence of manure rates applied on different np background on ph-values of brown luvic soils from North-West part of Romania

5.Csep N.

Economically important sunflower pathogens in the Romanian Western Plain

6.Csondes Izabella, Kadlicsko Sandor, Gaborjanyi Richard

Growth of Macrophomina phaseolina isolates depend on different temperature

7.Dávid I., Radócz L., Béres I., Kazinczi G., Kovács I.

Competitiveness of velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti medic.) and italian cocklebur (Xanthium italicum mor.) in maize and sunflower

8.Domuţa C., Cărbunaru M., Şandor Maria, Bandici Gh., Sabău N. C., Samuel Alina, Stanciu Alina, Borza Ioana, Domuţa Cr.

Use of the Piche evaporimeter in the irrigation scheduling of the tomatoes in the conditions from the solarium

9.Domuţa C., Şcheau Violeta, Şcheau V., Şandor Maria, Bandici Gh., Sabău N.C., Samuel Alina, Borza Ioana, Domuţa Cr.

Comparison between the peach-tree water consumption and the reference evapotranspiration in the conditions from Western Romania

10.Gindert-Kele Ágnes

A unified model of spinning disc centrifugal spreader

11.Halász E., Sipos T.  

Perennial rye (Secale cereanum) breeding in Hungary, at University of Debrecen

12.Irinyi L., Kövics G. J., Sándor Erzsébet

classification of Phoma species using new phylogenetic marker

13.Kátai J., Sándor Zs.

Effect of “Acenit (a 880 ec)” on the growth of microscopic fungi and microbial processes in the soil

14.Lazányi J.

Studies regarding  soil compaction in westsik crop rotation experiment

15.Lazányi J.

Preliminary evaluation of the state aid within agriculture and rural development operational programme in Hungary

16.Nagy A., Kisfali M.

Effects of mowing intensity on orthoptera-assemblages of meadows in southwest Hungary

17.Pakurár M.

Significance of facilities in operations management focused on agriculture

18.Pakurár M., Szabó Bernadett, Ballavári Tímea

Investigation of inventory management in enterprises in the Northern Great Plain Region of Hungary

19.Pepó P., Zsombik L., Szabó A., Vad A., Hornok Mária, Balogh Ágnes

New agronomic management models in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) production

20.Sarca Gh., Ciobanu Cornelia

Peach cultivation in the Romanian Western Plain

21.Sárvári M., Molnár Zsuzsa, El Hallof Nóra

Influence of different sowing time and nutrient supply on the productivity of maize hybrids

22.Somogyi, T., Hoffmann, A.

Nutrient balances in agriculture

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23.Tarcali, G.. , Radócz, L., Csep N.

Natural infection of Quercus spp. by the chestnut bligh fungus in North-Romania

24.Tarcali G., Radócz L., Csep N.

"Chestnut bligh" fungus - a new potential danger for oak trees in the Carpathian-Basin

25.Timar A.

PLSR application in pork ham analysis with diferent cooling methods

26.Timar A.

Electrical stimulation in cold shortening

27.Ungai Diána, Győri Z.

Foliar treatments response of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.)

28.Vlad I., Vlad Mariana, Chereji Gh.

Contributions on the development of the Strelitzia riginae fertilizing method

29.Vlad Mariana

Fertilizing procedures of thea roses grown in greenhouses on earthy brown coal and soil

30.Vlad Mariana, Vlad I., Chereji Gh.

The influence of substratum over the productivity and quality of Anthurium andreanum

31.Wágner G., Nádasy Erzsébet

Competition between green pea and its summer annual weeds

32.Zsembeli J., Kovács Gy., Tamás J.

Microbiological activity under stubbles in different soil cultivation systems

1.Cîrmaciu D, Smit I

Aspects of the european union’s fiscal politics of environmental protection

2.Oneţ Aurelia

Relation between enzymatic activities and counts of soil microorganisms

3.Onet Aurelia, C. Onet, V. Laslo

Relationship between soil enzymes and physicochemical properties of preluvosoil

4.Radu Carmen, Dalea Atanasie

General aspects  regarding the management of disasters

5.Radu Carmen, Dalea Atanasie, Gabriela Radu

The administration of the risk factors in emergency situations – intervention plan

6.Radu Gabriela, Radu C., Lajosi P, Dalea A

The administration of the risk factors in emergency situations –the victim’s identification

7.Sabău N.C.

Corelations between millet yields registered on a preluvosol polluted with oil and the climate conditions from Oradea

8.Sabo Helena Maria

The future of environmental education

9.Sabo Helena  Maria

Study of environmental education in the universities of Germany

10.Sabo Helena Maria,  Sanislai Daniel

Analysis of some scientific – educational concepts of environmental education (luhmann's theories)

11.Şerban Eugenia, Florica Gug

The system of protected areas in the Emilia-Romagna region, Italy. Case study: the regional park of upper modenese appennines