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Muzeul Naţional De Etnografie Şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei 1 Muzeul Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei BULETIN Ş T I I N Ţ I F I C Revistă de Etnografi e, Ştiinţe ale Naturii şi Muzeologie Nr. 12 (25) Serie nouă FFasciculaascicula Şttiiniinţeelele NNaturiiaturii National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History of Moldova S C I E N T I F I C B U L L E T I N Ethnography, Natural Sciences and Museology No 12 (25) New series BBranchranch NNaturalatural ssciencesciences Национальный Музей природы и этнографии Молдовы Б Ю Л Л Е Т Е Н Ь Этнография, естественные науки и музеология № 12 (25) Новая серия ЕЕстественныестественные ннаукиауки Chişinău 2011 Volumul 12 (25) Buletinul ştiinţifi c al Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei 2 3 Colegiul de redacţie SUMAR Preşedinte – Mihai URSU Redactor ştiinţifi c pentru fascicola Ştiinţele Naturii – dr. hab. Valeriu DERJANSCHI BOTANICĂ ..................................................................................................... 7 Membri: Dr. Jennifer CASH, lector asociat la Institutul de Antropologie Socială Max Plank din Halle, Germania; dr. CIOCÂRLAN Nina – Studiu etnobotanic al plantelor medicinale de uz hab. Grigore CĂPĂŢINĂ – cercetător ştiinţifi c coordonator, MNEIN; dr. Constantin Gh. CIOBANU – redactor dermatologic din împrejurimile Rezervaţiei „Ţâpova” ............................................ 8 coordonator; Maria CIOCANU – şef Secţie Etnografi e, MNEIN; dr. Mihai DĂNCUŞ – profesor universitar, directorul Muzeului Etnografi c al Maramureşului, Sighetul Marmaţiei, România; dr. hab. Valeriu DERJANSCHI; COJUHARI Tamara, STURZA Nicolae, STRATULAT Petru, dr. Ion GHINOIU – vicedirector, Institutul de Etnografi e şi Folclor „C. Brăiloiu”, Bucureşti, România; dr. hab. VRABIE Tatiana, CODREANU Liviu – Diversitatea speciilor lemnoase Natalia KALAŞNICOVA – profesor universitar, Universitatea de Stat din Sankt Petersburg, Muzeul Etnografi c din cadrul experimental al rezervaţiei “Codrii” ....................................................... 19 al Popoarelor din Rusia; dr. Olga LUCHIANEŢ – cercetător ştiinţifi c principal, MNEIN; dr. Istvan MATCASI ГЕНДОВ В. С., ИЗВЕРСКАЯ Т. Д., ШАБАНОВА Г. А. – Флора и – directorul Muzeului de Istorie Naturală din Ungaria; dr. Marianne MESNIL – directorul Centrului de Etnolo- растительность ядра национальной экологической сети “Цыпова” ............. 26 gie, Universitatea liberă din Bruxelles, Belgia; dr. Vintilă MIHAILESCU – profesor universitar, Universitatea din Bucureşti, România; dr. Sergiu PANĂ – secretar de redacţie pentru fascicola Ştiinţe ale Naturii, şef Secţie ШАБАНОВА Г. А., ГЕНДОВ В. С., ИЗВЕРСКАЯ Т. Д. – Achillea stepposa Natură, MNEIN; dr. Elena POSTOLACHI – secretar de redacţie pentru fascicola Etnografi e şi Muzeologie; dr. Klok. et Krytzka - новый вид для флоры Республики Молдова ....................... 38 Vladimir ROSCA – cercetător ştiinţifi c superior, MNEIN; dr. hab. Eugen SAVA – director general al Muzeului Naţional de Arheologie şi Istorie a Moldovei; Vladimir SEMENENCO – şef Secţie Paleontologie şi Stratigrafi e ZOOLOGIE ..................................................................................................... 43 a Institutului de Ştiinţe Geologice din Kiev, Ucraina; dr. Barbara STUDENSCA – şef Secţie Paleontologie, Muzeul Terei al Academiei de Ştiinţe a Poloniei, Varşovia; dr. Elena ŞISCANU – cercetător ştiinţfi c coordonator, MNEIN, dr. hab. Petru TARHON – profesor universitar, cercetător ştiinţifi c principal, MNEIN. BACAL Svetlana, BUȘMACHIU Galina, VEREȘCIAGHIN Boris – Diversitatea specifi că a nevertebratelor (Collembola, Homoptera, Coleoptera) Studiile şi articolele din acest volum au fost discutate în cadrul Sesiunilor de comunicări ştiinţifi ce ale din unele canioane ale podișului Nistrului ............................................................... 44 Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală, fi ind recomandate spre publicare de către Consiliul BOGDEA L., MUNTEANU A., ZUBCOV N., VASILAȘCU Natalia, Ştiinţifi c al Muzeului BUCIUCEANU Ludmila – Ponta și succesul reproductiv la speciile genurilor Sylvia și Phylloscopus (Sylviidae) pe teritoriul Republicii Moldova ....................... 49 CHIMIȘLIU Cornelia – Contribuţii la cunoașterea familiei sphingide (Lepidoptera: Bombycoidea) din fauna Olteniei, România ...................................... 55 Buletinul ştiinţifi c al Muzeului Naţional de Scientifi c Bulletin of the National MACOVEI Elvira – Contribuţii la studiul istoricului cercetărilor Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei Museum of Ethnography and Natural entomofaunistice ale familiei Cantharidae (Insecta, Coleoptera) din România .. 64 Str. Mihail Kogălniceanu, nr. 82 History of Moldova Chişinău, Republica Moldova, MD - 2009, 82 Mihail Kogălniceanu st. MANIC Gheorghe – Hemitrichus carenatus (Hymenoptera, MD - 2009 Chişinău, Republic of Moldova, Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae), a new species from the southern zone Telefon: 24-40-02 Telefax: 23-88-48 Phone: 24-40-02 Fax: 23-88-48 of the Republic of Moldova ......................................................................................... 73 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] MELNIC Maria, STEGARESCU Olga, POIRAS Larisa – Fitonematode asociate cu plantele lemnoase forestiere în Grădina Botanică a Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e și Istorie Naturală din Chișinău ........................ 78 MIHAILOV Irina, DERJANSCHI Valeriu – Studiul faunei stafi linidelor Tehnoredactare: Natalia Berebiuc (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) din Rezervaţiile Peisagistice “Ţâpova” și “Saharna” 83 Coperta: Natalia Berebiuc КУЛИКОВА Людмила – Фауна клещей (Acariformes et Parasitiformes) древес- ных и кустарниковых растений ландшафтного заповедника “Цыпова” ............ 90 Redacţia: ЧЕРЕВАТОВ В., ХЛУС Лариса, ДУМИТРОВИЧ Иванна – Динамика Constantin Gh. CIOBANU - redactor coordonator численности и сезонная структура буковинской (Украина) Muzeul Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală субпопуляции зубра Bison bonasus L. .................................................................... 94 str. Mihail Kogălniceanu, nr. 82 Chişinău, Republica Moldova, MD - 2009 Telefon: 23-88-12 MICROBIOLOGIE ......................................................................................... 101 Telefax: 23-88-68 E-mail: [email protected] ONOFRAȘ L., TODIRAȘ V., PRISACARI S., MOHOVA T., LUNGU A. – Bacterii de rizosferă pentru utilizare în scopul sporirii productivităţii la soia .... 102 ISSN 1857-0054 © Muzeul Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei Buletinul ştiinţifi c al Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei Volumul 12 (25) Volumul 12 (25) Buletinul ştiinţifi c al Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e şi Istorie Naturală a Moldovei 4 5 ECOLOGIE ...................................................................................................... 110 CONTENS DOBROJAN S., DOBROJAN Galina, ȘALARU Vasile, ȘALARU Victor, NEGARA C., TROFIM A. – Fixarea biologică a azotului în nisip la administrarea algelor Anabaenopsis sp. și Cylindrospermum licheniforme BOTANY .......................................................................................................... 7 (Bory) Kütz. f. alatosporum Kondrat. în diferite doze ............................................. 111 CIOCÂRLAN Nina – Ethno-botanical researches of the medicinal plants used MIHAILOV Irina, COJUHARI Tamara, ROȘCA Axenia – Starea fi tosanitară a in the treatment of skin diseases from vicinities of “Tsypova” reserve ................. 8 vegetaţiei din Grădina Botanică a Muzeului Naţional de Etnografi e COJUHARI Tamara, STURZA Nicolae, STRATULAT Petru, VRABIE Tatiana, și Istorie Naturală ......................................................................................................... 117 CODREANU Liviu – Th e diversity of wooden species from the experimental PANĂ Sergiu – Evaluarea riscurilor pentru cazurile de urgenţă în cadrul area of the Codri Reservation ..................................................................................... 19 Complexului Muzeal Ţâpova-Saharna ...................................................................... 122 GHENDOV V.S., IZVERSKAIA T.D., SHABANOVA G.A. – Flora and vegetation of the core-area «Tsypova» in eco-network of Republic of Moldova . 26 GEOLOGIE ..................................................................................................... 128 SHABANOVA G.A., GHENDOV V.S., IZVERSKAIA T.D. – Achillea stepposa SÎRODOEV Ghennadi, MIŢUL Efrem, IGNATIEV Leontie, Klok. et Krytzka - a new species for the fl ora of Republic of Moldova ................ 38 GHERASI Alexandru – Particularităţile formării și răspândirii versanţilor de surpare-grohotiș în jumătatea de nord a Republicii Moldova .......................... 129 ZOOLOGY ...................................................................................................... 43 ROȘCA Vladimir, DELINSCHI Andrian – Geologia zonei Complexului BACAL Svetlana, BUȘMACHIU Galina, VEREȘCIAGHIN Boris – Species Muzeal Saharna-Ţâpova .............................................................................................. 142 diversity of invertebrates (Collembola, Homoptera, Coleoptera) БЛЮК Иван – О поверхностях выравнивания Mолдавской плиты ............. 149 from the Dniester River canyons ................................................................................ 44 BOGDEA L., MUNTEANU A., ZUBCOV N., VASILAȘCU Natalia, MUZEOLOGIE ............................................................................................... 156 BUCIUCEANU Ludmila – Clutch
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