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Agriculture and Forestry, Volume 62. Issue 4: 1-288, Podgorica, 2016 2 2 Agriculture and Forestry, Volume 62. Issue 4: 1-288, Podgorica, 2016 Agriculture and Forestry - Poljoprivreda i šumarstvo PUBLISHER - IZDAVAČ University of Montenegro – Univerzitet Crne Gore Biotechnical faculty, Podgorica - Biotehnički fakultet, Podgorica Bul. M. 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The journal “Agriculture and Forestry” is funded by the Biotechnical faculty, Co-funded by the Architecture Faculty of the University of Montenegro, the Ministry of Science & the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Montenegro CIP – Каталогизација у публикацији Централна народна библиотека Црне Горе, Цетиње ISSN 0554-5579 COBIS.CG-ID 3758082 Agriculture and Forestry, Volume 62. Issue 4: 1-288, Podgorica, 2016 3 CONTENT Vanessa GIL, Luis REY, Marta BARBERÁ, Ignacio R CASTANON, Myriam R VENTURA TANNIN CONTENT AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF UNCONVENTIONAL AND CONVENTIONAL FEED FOR RUMINANTS ............................... 005-010 Ibolya DEMETER, Marianna MAKÁDI, Attila TOMÓCSIK, Tibor ARANYOS , Katalin POSTA MICROBIAL COMMUNITY PROFILES IN RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT SOIL MANAGEMENTS IN SANDY SOIL .................................................................................... 011-017 Alexandra D. SOLOMOU, Elpiniki SKOUFOGIANNI ALPHA AND BETA PLANT DIVERSITY IN MULTISPECIES AGROECOSYSTEMS OF CENTRAL GREECE ........................................................................... 019-025 Mauro PAGANO, Roberto TOMASONE, Carla CEDROLA, Marco MINGOZZI INTEGRATING THE FLAME TREATMENT IN THE GROWING CYCLE OF ASPARAGUS FOR A SUSTAINABLE CULTIVATION ........................................................ 027-034 Nikola PACINOVSKI, Vladimir DZABIRSKI, Dimitar NAKOV, Koco PORCU, Metodija TRAJCHEV, Goce CILEV, Elena JOSHEVSKA EFFECTS OF NON-GENETIC FACTORS ON DAILY MILK PRODUCTION IN AWASSI BREED OF SHEEP IN MACEDONIA ...................................................................... 035-044 Le Hoang PHAM, Michael BÖHME, Ina PINKER SOLANACEAE DIVERSITY IN VIETNAM: A PRELIMINARY TAXONOMIC INVENTORY FOR CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION .............................. 045-055 Małgorzata GAŁCZYŃSKA, Renata GAMRAT, Piotr BURCZYK, Wiera MICHALCEWICZ EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION TYPES ON THE SOIL MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND GREENHOUSE GASES EMISSION ........................................... 057-064 Amani ALAWAMLEH, Ahmad KATBEH-BADER, Naim HASSAN, Ibrahim AL-JBOORY, Anna Maria D'ONGHIA BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE AFRICAN FIG FLY, ZAPRIONUS INDIANUS GUPTA (DIPTERA: DROSOPHILIDAE) ........................................... 065-071 Irina MITROFANOVA, Valentina BRAILKO, Nina LESNIKOVA-SEDOSHENKO, Olga MITROFANOVA CLONAL MICROPROPAGATION AND SOME PHYSIOLOGY ASPECTS OF ESSENTIAL OIL ROSES VALUABLE CULTIVARS REGENERATION IN VITRO ...................................... 073-081 Catherine A. AKINPELU, Adetola I. ADEOTI, Kabir K. SALIMONU DETERMINANTS OF CREDIT RATIONING: A STUDY OF FORMAL CREDIT GROUPS IN EKITI STATE FARMERS DEVELOPMENT UNION ............................................. 083-090 Hakan ENGIN and Zeliha GÖKBAYRAK IN VITRO POLLEN VIABILITY AND GERMINATION OF BISEXUAL AND FUNCTIONAL MALE FLOWERS OF SOME TURKISH POMEGRANATE CULTIVARS ....... 091-094 Anna TRAKOVICKÁ, Nina MORAVČÍKOVÁ, Alica NAVRÁTILOVÁ, Radovan KASARDA CARCASS AND MEAT QUALITY IN RELATION TO THE POLYMORPHISM IN PORCINE MYF4 GENE.................................................................... 095-100 Triveni Prasad SINGH ENERGY AND ECONOMIC ASSESMENT IN TILLAGE AND SOWINGFOR ROTAVATORS, CONVENTIONAL AND NO-TILL WHEAT ESTABLISHMENT ................... 101-108 Danguolė JUŠKEVIČIENĖ, Rasa KARKLELIENĖ, Audrius RADZEVIČIUS, Audrius SASNAUSKAS PRODUCTIVITY AND MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) GROWN IN LITHUANIA. .................................................... 109-116 Olga MIEZĪTE, Jeļena RŪBA, Edgars DUBROVSKIS, Valters VĒRIŅŠ THE REGROWTH CONSERVATION AFTER SELECTION CUTTING OF FOREST STANDS GROWING IN HYLOCOMIOSA SITE TYPE ......................................... 117-124 4 Agriculture and Forestry, Volume 62. Issue 4: 1-288, Podgorica, 2016 Halil BOLU SOUTHEASTERN ANATOLIA REGION INSECT FAUNA I (COLEOPTERA I: CARABOIDEA; DYTISCOIDEA; BOSTRICHOIDEA; CHRYSOMELOIDEA; CLEROIDEA; CUCUJOIDEA) OF TURKEY ......................................... 125-145 Siniša OZIMEC, Tihomir FLORIJANČIĆ, Marijan KURTOVIĆ, Milić ČUROVIĆ, Dragan GAČIĆ, Ivica BOŠKOVIĆ HABITAT CONDITIONS FOR WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN THE DINARIC REGIONS OF CROATIA AND MONTENEGRO ................................................ 147-152 Svitlana SYTNYK, Viktoriia LOVYNSKA, Yuriy GRITSAN THE ANALYSIS OF THE TAXATION STRUCTURE Robinia pseudoacacia L. STANDS IN THE FORESTS WHITHIN OF NORTHERN STEPPE, UKRAINE ........................ 153-160 Shamima NASRIN, Mahmood HOSSAIN, S. M. Rubaiot ABDULLAH, Rabiul ALAM, Mohammad RAQIBUL ,Hasan SIDDIQUE, Sanjoy SAHA SALINITY INFLUENCE ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH AND NUTRIENT DISTRIBUTION IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF MILLETTIA PINNATA SEEDLINGS ............................................. 161-173 Mile MARKOSKI, Tatjana MITKOVA, Vjekoslav TANASKOVIK, Velibor SPALEVIC and Zeljka ZGORELEC THE INFLUENCE OF THE PARENT MATERIAL ON THE TEXTURE AND WATER RETENTION CURVES IN THE SOIL FORMED UPON LIMESTONES AND DOLOMITES ... 175-192 Yannawut UTTARUK, Teerawong LAOSUWAN REMOTE SENSING BASED VEGETATION INDICES FOR ESTIMATING ABOVE GROUND CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN ORCHARDS ................... 193-201 Ganna RUGUZOVA, Olga POKHYLCHENKO, Irina IVANOVA, Yurii YAREMCHUK SOME FEATURES OF Pinus pumila (Pall.) Reg. AND Pinus armandii Franch. SEED FORMATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF INTRODUCTION............................................ 203-212 Ivan V. ZMITROVICH , Margarita A. BONDARTSEVA, Mariya V. SIDELNIKOVA NOTEWORTHY POLYPORES OF PUSHKIN CITY NEAR THE SAINT PETERSBURG (RUSSIA), THE RESERVE OF OLD-GROWTH TREES. 2. CERIOPORUS VARIUS AND C. LEPTOCEPHALUS .............................................................. 213-225 Soghra KIANI and Kayvan AGAHI CORRELATION AND PATH COEFFICIENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOLOGICAL TRAITS AFFECTING GRAIN SHAPE IN RICE GENOTYPES (ORYZA SATIVA L.) .............. 227-237 Yusuf DOGAN, Enver KENDAL, Erol ORAL IDENTIFYING OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRAITS AND GRAIN YIELD IN SPRING BARLEY BY GGE BIPLOT ANALYSIS ........................................ 239-252 Marta VUKOTIĆ LAZAR and Svetislav G. POPOVIĆ ORGANIZED PROVISION OF GREENERY IN BELGRADE IN ORDER TO UPGRADE THE QUALITY OF LIFE WITHIN THE CITY .................................................... 253-266 Mykola NAZARENKO, Mykola KHARYTONOV CHARACTERISATION OF WHEAT MUTAGEN DEPRESSION AFTER GAMMA-RAYS IRRADIATED ..................................................................................................... 267-276 Aleksandra DESPOTOVIĆ, Miljan JOKSIMOVIĆ and Miomir JOVANOVIĆ SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR AGROTOURISM IN MONTENEGRO ........................................................................................... 277-286 Instructions to authors ..................................................................................................................
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