高校电子阅览室管理之我见

高校图书馆电子阅览室在服务于教学、科研以及提高大学生的网络素质教育方面发挥着重要作用,与传统阅览室相比数字化电子阅览室丰富了馆藏资源,提高了检索效率,扩大了读者服务范围,同时发展中也出现了新的问题：网络不良信息对部分读者的影响令人担忧;功能定位有待强化,工作人员管理水平与网络知识水平有待提高。本文就强化高校电子阅览室的管理与建设过程中的制度建设、如何有效发挥管理人员的主观能动性,加强技术手段管理和有效组织网络资源．优化电子阅览室文献与信息查询平台等方面进行了阐述。     

提高中文社科纸质型期刊利用率的管理探索

文章从三个方面对如何提高中文社科纸质型(或印刷型)期刊利用率的管理进行实践探索,取得良好效果进行阐述。     

协作小组在图书馆管理中的应用——山东师范大学电子资源采购小组案例介绍

以山东师范大学电子资源采购工作小组为例,论述了协作小组的组织结构、要素及原则,阐明了其在图书馆管理中不可缺少的作用。     

施用蝗虫微孢子对草原地上部分天敌群落多样性的影响

为明确蝗虫微孢子对蝗虫的持续控制,2015年在青海省开展了蝗虫微孢子防治草原蝗虫的试验和连续跟踪调查。结果表明,施用蝗虫微孢子前后温性和高寒草原蝗区天敌种类无明显变化,但部分天敌类群所占比例发生了变化,施用蝗虫微孢子2、3、4周后,温性草原中寄生蝇所占比例分别显著增加了330.6%、752.8%、752.8%,高寒草原中寄生蝇所占比例分别显著增加了108.1%、309.9%、310.8%,温性草原中芫菁所占比例分别显著下降了43.5%、45.5%、75.5%,高寒草原中芫菁所占比例分别显著下降了54.2%、77.2%、76.3%。施用蝗虫微孢子2、3和4周后,温性草原的Shannon指数比防治前分别显著增加了5.7%、7.0%、3.8%,Pielou指数比防治前分别显著增加了6.2%、6.2%、3.7%,Simpson指数比防治前分别显著增加了5.4%、6.8%、4.1%;施用蝗虫微孢子2周后,高寒草原的Shannon指数、Pielou指数和Simpson指数比防治前分别显著升高了4.8%、5.4%、3.8%,施用3周后,3个天敌群落多样性指数比防治前分别增加了1.8%、1.3%、2.2%,但Shannon指数和Simpson指数与防治前无显著差异,而Pielou指数比防治前显著增加,施用4周后,3个指数均与防治前无显著差异。施用蝗虫微孢子2、3和4周后,天敌群落布雷柯蒂斯距离与防治前差异显著,而重复样区间的布雷柯蒂斯距离在整个调查期无显著变化。表明蝗虫微孢子施用后对不同生态类型草原天敌群落多样性有一定的保护作用。     

西部高校本科双语教学实践的调查与分析——以农业经济管理专业为例

以农业经济管理专业为例,分析了西部高校本科阶段实施双语教学的必要性,调查了大学生对双语教学的认知情况,以及影响双语教学效果的因素、对双语教学过程的要求等问题,据此提出推进西部高校本科双语教学的对策。     

五台山地区森林生态系统服务功能价值评估

森林对维持我国自然生态系统的平衡和稳定具有重要意义,其服务功能价值越来越受到人们的重视。采用综合评价方法对五台山地区森林生态系统服务功能价值进行估算。结果表明:五台山地区森林生态系统服务功能总价值为101.47×108元,单位面积价值量为6.80元·m-2·a-1,其中供给功能价值为0.44×108元(占0.43%),支持功能价值为31.34×108元(占30.89%),调节功能价值为65.83×108元(占64.88%),文化服务功能价值为3.86×108元(占3.80%);从不同的服务功能类型来看,其价值量为:防风固沙维持营养物质循环涵养水源气候调节保护生物多样性休憩娱乐净化空气提供林产品控制侵蚀;不同森林类型价值量差异较大,灌丛最大,针阔混交林最小,从单位面积价值量来看,松杉类最大,灌丛最小;五台山地区森林生态系统服务功能价值巨大,该结果对区域生态系统管理具有重要意义。     

一种值得关注的火龙果腐烂病

火龙果腐烂病是一种对我国新兴的火龙果果业潜在风险较高的真菌病害。近年来,我国口岸多次从越南进口的火龙果鲜果中截获该病害。本文介绍了其病原真菌仙人掌平脐蠕孢(Bipolaris cactivora(Petrak)Alcorn)地理分布、寄主范围、经济危害性、症状及病原菌形态特征、形态学鉴定和分子检测方法 ;分析了病原菌的进入风险和定殖与扩散风险,提出了加强口岸植物检疫,严防病原菌传入及病害在国内发生扩散和蔓延等风险管理措施。     

中国水稻害虫治理对策的演变及其展望

本文简要回顾了中国水稻害虫的变迁、相应的对策演变,从中了解、总结害虫发生与人类治虫对策之间的因果渊源,指出只有师法自然、通过生态工程实施生态治理技术才能持续双赢。     

Allelopathy in crop/weed interactions--an update

Since varietal differences in allelopathy of crops against weeds were discovered in the 1970s, much research has documented the potential that allelopathic crops offer for integrated weed management with substantially reduced herbicide rates. Research groups worldwide have identified several crop species possessing potent allelopathic interference mediated by root exudation of allelochemicals. Rice, wheat, barley and sorghum have attracted most attention. Past research focused on germplasm screening for elite allelopathic cultivars and the identification of the allelochemicals involved. Based on this, traditional breeding efforts were initiated in rice and wheat to breed agronomically acceptable, weed-suppressive cultivars with improved allelopathic interference. Promising suppressive crosses are under investigation. Molecular approaches have elucidated the genetics of allelopathy by QTL mapping which associated the trait in rice and wheat with several chromosomes and suggested the involvement of several allelochemicals. Potentially important compounds that are constitutively secreted from roots have been identified in all crop species under investigation. Biosynthesis and exudation of these metabolites follow a distinct temporal pattern and can be induced by biotic and abiotic factors. The current state of knowledge suggests that allelopathy involves fluctuating mixtures of allelochemicals and their metabolites as regulated by genotype and developmental stage of the producing plant, environment, cultivation and signalling effects, as well as the chemical or microbial turnover of compounds in the rhizosphere. Functional genomics is being applied to identify genes involved in biosynthesis of several identified allelochemicals, providing the potential to improve allelopathy by molecular breeding. The dynamics of crop allelopathy, inducible processes and plant signalling is gaining growing attention; however, future research should also consider allelochemical release mechanisms, persistence, selectivity and modes of action, as well as consequences of improved crop allelopathy on plant physiology, the environment and management strategies. Creation of weed-suppressive cultivars with improved allelopathic interference is still a challenge, but traditional breeding or biotechnology should pave the way.