Carmen Daniela Petcu
University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest
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Bulletin of University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca. Veterinary Medicine | 2007
Elena Mitrănescu; F. Furnaris; L. Tudor; L. Ioniţă; Dana Tăpăloagă; Carmen Daniela Petcu; V. Munteanu
The study followed the microbiological charge of Mures River on a flow of 10 km above and 10 km below Târgu Mures city. There were water samplings in January, April, July and October from seven points, respectively: above Târgu Mures (P1), city entrance (P2), city - Libertăţii quarter (P3), Cristesti above purification station (P4), Cristesti below purification station (P5), 8 km below the city (P6) and 10 km below the city (P7). From the samples there were done the following microbiologic determinations: total coliforms number, fecal coliforms number, fecal streptococcus and sulphites-reducing bacteria. The determination was performed in accordance with STAS 3001/1991 and the results interpretations were done in accordance with the Order of Ministry of Waters and Environmental Protection number 1146/2002. After the research we reached the following conclusions: - In all seven sampling points between 10 km above and 10 km below Târgu Mures city there were determined coliforms germs, enterococcus and sulphites-reducing bacteria during all seasons. - The lowest number of bacteria was recorded in sampling point no. 1, situated at 10 km above the city and the highest number at sampling point no. 2, from city entrance. - The level of values recorded at the city entry point is explained by one recreational area and also by the release of used waters from a mink farm. - It is obvious the seasonal evolution of bacteria from the four determined groups, with lower values during winter, slightly higher during spring and higher during summer and autumn. - The sulphites-reducing bacteria are present in all the analyzed samples but in sensible reduced number than the other groups. - According to the ratio between fecal coliforms bacteria and fecal streptococcus, the fecaloid pollution of Mures River waters is of human nature during summer in sampling point 3 (inside the city), of animal nature in point 1 and mixed in the other sampling points.
Bulletin of University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca: Horticulture | 2018
Corina Predescu; Camelia Papuc; Carmen Daniela Petcu; George Goran; Amelia Elena Rus
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Nutrition and Food Engineering | 2016
Valentin Nicorescu; Nicoleta Corina Predescu; Camelia Papuc; Iuliana Gajaila; Carmen Daniela Petcu
Journal of Biotechnology | 2016
Paul Rodian Tapaloaga; Dana Tapaloaga; Alexandru Sonea; Monica Marin; Carmen Daniela Petcu
Journal of Biotechnology | 2015
Iuliana Neagu; Magda Gonciarov; Carmen Daniela Petcu; Margarita Oana Ghimpeteanu
Journal of Biotechnology | 2015
Magda Gonciarov; Iuliana Neagu; Oana Mărgărita Ghimpeţeanu; Carmen Daniela Petcu
Journal of Biotechnology | 2015
Carmen Daniela Petcu; Oana Margarita Ghimpeteanu; Iuliana Neagu; Magda Gonciarov
Journal of Biotechnology | 2015
Oana Margarita Ghimpeteanu; Carmen Daniela Petcu; Magda Gonciarov; Iuliana Neagu
Journal of Biotechnology | 2015
Daniela Ioana Visoescu; Carmen Daniela Petcu; Dana Tapaloaga
Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia | 2015
Makki Khalaf Hussein Al Dulaimi; Dana Tapaloaga; Paul-Rodian Tapaloaga; Carmen Daniela Petcu
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