ARTICLES 2005                                   
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INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

The effect of climate on populations of grape moths in the vineyard Stefanesti-Arges

D. BĂRBUCEANU


Studies on the dynamics of the macrozoobenthic invertebrate groups in the thermal lake Ochiul Mare Natural Reserve (Bihor county, Romania)

D. CUPŞA, I. SAS, I. TELCEAN & S.D. COVACIU-MARCOV

 


ICHTHYOLOGY & HYDROBIOLOGY

Bitterling growth biology (Rhodeus amarus L.) in the Bistriţa river

K.W. BATTES & I. STOICA

Study about the ontogenetic development of cephalic sensory system of Cottus gobio Linaeus 1758 (Pisces; Cottidae)

I.C. TELCEAN, I. SAS & N.R. RADU

The physical-chemical description and the analysis of the main perturbing factors of the Vâlsan hydrographic basin

A.M. VLĂDUŢU, C.M. DOBRESCU & G. BRATU

 


HERPETOLOGY


Ecological aspects on lizard populations from Obcinele Bucovinei (Suceava)

I. ION, P.S. ILIESI & E. ION

Preliminary data concerning the herpetofauna in Neamţ County (Romania)

D. GHIURCĂ, S. ROŞU & I. GHERGHEL

The comparative analysis of the trophic spectrum of three populations of Bombina variegata from the Şuştiu area (Bihor county, Romania)

V. PETER, I. TELCEAN, E. SERE, I. PURGEA & H. BOGDAN

Food composition of some Triturus dobrogicus Kir. 1903 population
from north-western Romania

A.Şt. CICORT-LUCACIU, D. CUPŞA, I. GHIRA, H. BOGDAN & A. POP

The seasonal variation of the food of a non-hibernated Rana ridibunda Pallas 1771 population from the thermal lake from 1 Mai Spa, Romania

S.D. COVACIU-MARCOV, I. SAS, D. CUPŞA, H. BOGDAN & J. LUKÁCS

 


ORNITHOLOGY


Dates concerning breeding biology at the great reed warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus)

C. ION

Ecological and behavioural aspects viewing the nest’s building for some waders species (Subord. Charadrii)

J.W. MULLER & C. GACHE

Waste water treatment plants’s ponds from Oradea - potential spa for Natura 2000 network

D. RADOVEŢ, Z. LUNCAN & C. MOCAN


HISTOLOGY, GENETICS & MEDICAL SCIENCES


Histological studies on the liver in the CCL4 intoxicated frog (Rana ridibunda)

A. PĂUNESCU, Cr. PONEPAL & O. DRĂGHICI

The establishment of total DNA quantity variability interavals, for five types of tissue, from Carassius auratus gibelio Bloch 1783, individuals

L. D. GORGAN & S.R. GHERASIM

The value of the all children’ prognosis according to the metaphases type

C. NAGY

Epidemiological data regarding the infant cancer incidence in Bihor county during 1990-1995

C. NAGY

MICROBIOLOGY


Microbiological and enzymological studies on the water and sediments of the ”Ochiul Mare” lake (“1 Mai” baths, Bihor county)

Á. PUSKÁS, M. ŞEULEAN, M. DRĂGAN-BULARDA & A. SAMUEL

A comparative study on the microbial activities and physiological groups of bacteria in some caves from Pădurea Craiului Mountains

M.A. ŞEULEAN, Á. PUSKÁS, M. DRĂGAN-BULARDA & A. SAMUEL

Distribution of phosphatase in a brown luvic soil under wheat and maize crops

A.D. SAMUEL, S. VICAŞ & M. ŞIPOŞ

Dehydrogenase and catalase activities in a brown luvic soil under wheat and maize crops

A.D. SAMUEL, S. VICAŞ & M. ŞIPOŞ


PLANT PHYSIOLOGY & VEGETAL BIOTECHNOLOGY


Diurnal and seasonal changes in the transpiration rate of apple trees

M. FLEANCU

The influence of partially dedeuterised water on chlorophyllian pigments content in hyperhydric Coleus vitroplantlets leaves

D. RADOVEŢ-SALINSCHI & D. CACHIŢĂ-COSMA

A study about the effect of liquid nitrogen (-196ºc) on barley grain (Hordeum vulgare L.)

M. ŞIPOŞ

Vitroculture initiation of Chlorophytum comosum from stolon explants, on basic Ms media with β-indolilbutiric acid (IBA) and kinetin (K)

R. MAGHIAR

A comparative study on the root and stem anatomy of asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) exvitroplantlets and vitroplantlets

F. HURGOIU & M. ŞIPOŞ

The initiation of lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) vitroculture

C.L. CHIRIIAC & J.E. ROMOCEA

The acclimatization of african violets exvitroplantlets in substratum consisting in sawdust

A. PETRUS-VANCEA


BIOLOGICAL EDUCATION


The environment retrospective and future

A. BARNA, R. BARNA & F. NAGY-TOTH

The training part of extra-class activities with biology as the starting point

A. BARNA & B. ROMAN

Reform views in the natural sciences education sustained at the first National Congress of the Romanian Naturalists

A. BARNA

The perparation of biologists for the appoach and the interdisciplinary foundation of the genetic studies


S. BURCĂ


Periodical and continuous evaluation in biology classes for the XI th form as means of improving school performance and the self-evaluation skill

G. GUG & S. BURCĂ

 


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    At the end of the 18th century, "a higher institution for philosophic teaching" is founded in Oradea in 1780, which was to become in 1788 the Faculty of Law, the oldest faculty not only within the Romanian borders but also in a vast region of Eastern Europe.
    In May 1990 a decree of the Romanian Government established the Technical University of Oradea, later called the University of Oradea, and based on impressive traditions of academic life in the town. It was an act of scientific and cultural restoration long expected in the life of the Romanian society, a major gain of the people's Revolution of December 1989, one of the greatest Romanian achievements in Crisana after the Great Union on 1 December 1918. This is how the dream of several generations of scholars came true, clearly expressed by a historian of Oradea: "As regarding the future, the desire of all well-meant Romanians is to establish in Oradea a complete university, the lights of which will shine across the entire western border of Romania".
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