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THE JIU VALLEY AND FACTORS AFFECTING LICHEN GROWTH

Chim. Ana-Olga Olenciuc, Romulus-Iosif Sarbu, Emilia Dunca, Octavian Markos

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Title
THE JIU VALLEY AND FACTORS AFFECTING LICHEN GROWTH
Authors
Chim. Ana-Olga Olenciuc, Romulus-Iosif Sarbu, Emilia Dunca, Octavian Markos
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 14th SGEM GeoConference on ECOLOGY, ECONOMICS, EDUCATION AND LEGISLATION
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2014
Pages
Not available yet
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
978-619-7105-17-9
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
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  15. Ala D. Assessment of the ecological status of the main entertainment areas of Chisinau on the basis of eco-bioindication, PhD Thesis, Academy of Sciences, Chisinau.

  16. Bartok K. The influence of atmospheric pollution on lichen flora Zlatna industrial area. The contribution of the Botanical, University Bab eş-Bolyai, Cluj-Napoca, p. 195- 199.

  17. Begu A. Eco-bioindicator-efficient method for monitoring environmental quality. Environment. Scientific Magazine, ecological information and culture. Special edition, p.45-49.

  18. Crişan F., (2002), Ecolog y of the corticolous species of macrolicheni. Cluj-Napoca and suburban areas. Environmental research, Publishing Accent, p. 97-110

  19. Dunca Emilia – Study of of the ecological rehabilitation of areas affected by mining perimeter Brad. Universitas Publishing 2014.

  20. Kovacs Marius Solutions to reduce the emissions of pollutants from the environment applied in the extraction and processing of coal in Jiu Valley, 81-85p. 2010

  21. Mantu E., Petria E. The lichens - the paradox of nature: 1+1=1, Scientific Publishing House, Bucharest, 188 p. 1971

  22. Olenciuc (Markos) Olga Monitoring of air quality in the Jiu Valley using bioindicators. Report PhD. University of Petrosani.

  23. Ştefănescu Gr., Bartok K. Criteria lichens species for atmospheric pollution intensity mapping in urban centers and industrial basins. North University of Baia Mare. Scientific Bulletin, Series B, vol.XIII, Chemistry and Biology. p. 127-132. 1998

  24. Ştefănescu Gr., Micluţă A., Bartok K. Zoning intensity of industrial atmospheric pollution in Baia Mare basin with lichens. North University of Baia Mare. Scientific Bulletin, Series B, vol.IX, Physics-Chemistry-Biology. Baia Mare, p. 205. 1992

  25. T. De Wit Lichens as indicators for air quality, Environmental Monitoring an d Assessment 3 by D. Reidel Publishing Company. 1983

  26. Zaharia I., C. Ecological studies. Influence of chemical pollution on vegetation in Romania, Economics Publishing House Bucharest. 1999

  27. Vikas N. Determination of atmospheric heavy metals using two lichen species Lucknow, India, Journal Environment and Biology Vol. 32, 195-199. 2011

  28. *** The Journal of Histochemistry, Vol. 33. No 8. pp 845-853.bbb. 1985

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