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  1. CORESTA Congress, Kyoto, 2004, APOST 02

    The role of heavy metals in the soil upon the technological, chemical and smoking qualities of tobacco

    PAUNESCU A.D.; PAUNESCU M.; PANCIU A.; CÂRNICI M.
    Romanian Parliament, Deputies House, Agricultural and Forestry Commission, Bucharest, Romania.
    For tobacco, the soil represents the main source for the elements of mineral nutrition which are taken over through specific mechanisms and in the required ration for a normal metabolic activity. The purpose of this study is that of watching the level of ...
  2. CORESTA Congress, Kyoto, 2004, APOST 04

    A new Romanian flue-cured cultivar : Virginia 177

    CIUPERCA A.; PAUNESCU M.; PAUNESCU A.D.; BOLD I.; DUMITRASCU P.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    The improvement of the chemical and industrial quality of Virginia tobacco in Romania represents the main objective for those involved in tobacco research, production and industrialization. The most important way to achieve this objective is the change of ...
  3. CORESTA Congress, Kyoto, 2004, APOST 22

    Researches concerning the effect of chlorine upon some qualitative and quantitative features of tobacco

    PAUNESCU A.D.; PAUNESCU M.; BRUTARU L.; CÂRNICI M.; MILITARU D.C.
    Romanian Parliament, Deputies House, Agricultural and Forestry Commission, Bucharest, Romania.
    By Following controlled experiments conducted in vegetation pots, the effect of chlorine used as potassium chloride upon yield and especially upon the smoking quality of tobacco was assessed. This problem occurred following the diminution of tobacco ...
  4. CORESTA Congress, Kyoto, 2004, PPOST 06

    The prevention of TSWV attack in the Burley fields in Romania

    STANESCU V.; PAUNESCU A.D.; DIMA A.; PAUNESCU M.; BURCEA A.M.; SANISLAV N.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    The Burley cultivars are very sensitive to virosis, in general, and to TSWV, in particular.Yield and quality of the obtained tobacco largely depend on the prevention of this virus, and this is managed by the chemical control of Thrips tabaci Lind., the ...
  5. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, A 04

    The influence of the physiologically active substances and of the natural bioregulators on tobacco seed, seedlings and plants

    DIMA A.; PAUNESCU A.D.; PAUNESCU M.; CIUPERCA A.; MILITARU D.C.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    The goal of the research was to improve the germination of tobacco seeds in order to obtain a healthy, vigorous, uniform seedling, ready to be transplanted in the shortest time. For the tobacco seed, cultivar Baragan 132, the following variants were used: ...
  6. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, A 06

    New research concerning the production of tobacco seedlings in Romania using the float system with trays

    MILITARU D.C.; PAUNESCU A.D.; DIMA A.; COMAN E.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    The float system with trays was first tested in Romania in 1992, knowing its numerous advantages regarding the quality of the tobacco seedlings produced and the shortening of the obtaining period. After 1997, systematic research was conducted at the ...
  7. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, AP 06

    Evolution of soil fertility in long-term design with Oriental tobacco (1982 - 2002)

    PAUNESCU A.D.; PAUNESCU M.; STEFANIC G.; UDRESCU E.
    Romanian Parliament, Deputies House, Agricultural and Forestry Commission, Bucharest, Romania.
    The experiments were conducted in a four-year rotation, of the type oats- tobacco- corn- corn, fertilizing with compost or compost added with PK, compared with the unfertilized control and a variant fertilized with mineral products (N 25 P 100 K 50). The ...
  8. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, AP 07

    Environmentally-friendly aspects of tobacco zonation in Romania

    PAUNESCU A.D.; SECELEANU I.; PAUNESCU M.; VASU A.; MATEI S.
    Romanian Parliament, Deputies House, Agricultural and Forestry Commission, Bucharest, Romania.
    The purpose of these studies was to substantiate the assessment of ecological favourability, of the yield capacity of the lands (evaluation) in Romania, for tobacco growing. Quantitative criteria were established connected with the ecological features of ...
  9. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, AP 12

    Progress achieved in the breeding of semi-oriental tobacco in Romania

    NASTASE I.; PAUNESCU M.; PAUNESCU A.D.; CIUPERCA A.; STROESCU M.; IOAN C.; ISPAS F.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    The Romanian semi-oriental tobacco (Ghimpati) is considered to be the most typical native tobacco, having specific qualitative, physical-chemical, aroma, taste and smoking characteristics. The research conducted upon the semi-oriental biological material ...
  10. CORESTA Meeting, Agronomy/Phytopathology, Bucharest, 2003, APOST 04

    Burley tobacco in Romania - present and future

    BURCEA A.M.; PAUNESCU A.D.; MILITARU D.C.; SANISLAV N.; IOAN C.
    Central Research Station for Tobacco Culture and Industrialization, Bucharest, Romania.
    In Romania, the Burley tobacco was introduced in 1951, its traditional area of growing being the centre and the north- west of the country (Transylvania), on fertile, light, permeable, well supplied with water soils, of clay and sandy- clay nature. Lately ...