蛇腹鳞表面的超微结构及减阻机理

用原子力显微镜观测了竹叶青蛇、短尾蝮蛇和赤链华游蛇腹鳞表面的超微结构,分析了腹鳞表面的减阻机理。结果表明:3种蛇腹鳞表面的超微结构均为微凸体、微孔和凹坑周期排列的规律结构;蛇的栖息环境不同,超微结构的排间距、微凸体长度以及微孔的直径、数量不同。从陆栖到水栖,微凸体长度逐渐减小,微孔数量逐渐增加。微凸体减少了腹鳞和地面间的实际接触面积,从而减小了滑动时的粘着力;腹鳞表面的疏水性,减少了接触面间水的粘附力。     

农业机械化主要制约因素的制度创新研究

农业机械化是农业现代化建设的重要内容，其发展受很多因素的影响和制约。其中，耕地规模化经营是农机化发展的必要条件，资金投入是农机化发展的财政基础，农村剩余劳动力转移规模是农机化发展的客观前提。为此，在广泛研究国内外文献资料的基础上，提出了土地、资金和劳动力转移制度创新的建议和对策。     

农业非点源污染国内外研究进展

农业非点源污染正日益成为水体富营养化最主要的污染源,并已成为当前限制我国经济可持续发展的重要因素。笔者从农业非点源污染物迁移转化机制、非点源污染物的防控机制、非点源污染模型模拟、农业非点源污染研究中的尺度问题等方面对国内外研究进展进行了论述。提出我国非点源污染研究需在以下方面有所加强：（1）非点源污染物耦合作用下的运移;（2）转化机理及其界面行为过程机制研究;（3）不同空间尺度和格局农业非点源污染物的迁移转化规律;（4）适合我国不同区域特色的非点源污染机理模型研究。     

乡镇尺度森林景观格局特征与影响因素定量分析

为更客观、精细地刻画森林生态系统格局的完整性、稳定性和森林资源健康状况,为森林资源源头保护和合理经营管理提供科学依据和决策支持,以河北省易县森林资源清查数据、DEM数据和社会经济资料为基础,运用景观指数、结构方程模型和统计学方法,分析乡镇尺度森林景观类型、数量与分布,研究自然地理、社会经济和土地开发利用主导下森林景观格局特征差异及其影响机制。结果表明,西部山区乡镇森林景观资源优势明显,东部平原乡镇森林资源则较小,森林资源主要分布于海拔100～300 m浅山丘陵区和海拔500～800 m中山区。在景观和类型水平上,斑块密度(PD)、凝结度(COHESION)对地理环境支配和人类活动干扰的响应更大,低破碎化、高连通性、多样化森林景观与高海拔、高起伏度的地形条件关系密切,乡镇耕地和居民建设用地面积占比(PCLA、PRCLA)越大,林地景观破碎化越强和连通性程度越低。平均坡度(MS)、土层厚度(SD)和高差(ED)作为基础性的控制因素,直接影响耕地、居民建设用地占比等方面,间接作用于森林景观格局。在一定的地形土壤条件下,降低人口数量、耕地数量和居民建设用地占比,可降低森林景观格局破碎化,提升森林景观连通性。     

基于像元尺度耕地质量局部空间自相关的基本农田划定

划定永久基本农田保护区是我国农业可持续发展的战略要求,耕地质量是保护区位置选择的重要依据。以湖北省嘉鱼县为例,引入植被指数信息,完善耕地质量综合评价指标体系,通过网络层次分析法确定指标权重,结合局部空间自相关分析结果,分别对基于耕地质量与莫兰指数的基本农田逐像元补划结果进行了分析。研究结果表明,嘉鱼县耕地综合质量在空间上表现出较强的相关性,全域和耕地范围的局部自相关系数分别为0. 864 5和0. 991 6;基于耕地质量和莫兰指数的划定结果在空间上保持高度的一致性,两种方法均优先将空间上呈HH型聚集的99. 97%的像元划入了基本农田保护区;两种方法互为补充,可以为最终决策提供参考。     

规模化猪舍废气复合净化系统设计与试验

为解决规模化猪舍废气排放造成的环境污染问题,设计了一种猪舍废气复合净化系统。该系统采用化学法与水洗法相结合,通过PLC（可编程逻辑控制器）控制系统实时采集净化系统内的pH值、电导率、液位和压差等动态环境数据,智能控制洗涤泵启停和电磁阀通断,自动完成供水、加酸、喷淋和排废4个工作环节。同时,控制系统采用MCGS触摸屏与PLC建立通讯,通过创建人机交互界面实现系统环境数据监测、运行状态流动显示、按需配置系统参数和报警信息输出等多种功能,实现了系统操作的人性化和过程的可视化。系统可根据实际应用中对净化效率和运行成本的要求,实现多种控制模式,均有效抑制了猪舍废气排放。试验结果表明,系统对主要污染成分氨气的平均去除率可达到85%,整体运行可靠、控制简单,经济成本量化清晰。该系统在江西某种猪场实施应用,成效显著,可为畜禽养殖环境废气净化处理的工程应用提供参考。     

A European irrigation map for spatially distributed agricultural modelling

We present a pan-European irrigation map based on regional European statistics, a European land use map and a global irrigation map. The map provides spatial information on the distribution of irrigated areas per crop type which allows determining irrigated areas at the level of spatial modelling units. The map is a requirement for a European scale assessment of the impacts of irrigated agriculture on water resources based on spatially distributed modelling of crop growth and water balance. The irrigation map was compiled in a two step procedure. First, irrigated areas were distributed to potentially irrigated crops at a regional level (European statistical regions NUTS3), combining Farm Structure Survey (FSS) data on irrigated area, crop-specific irrigated area for crops whenever available, and total crop area. Second, crop-specific irrigated area was distributed within each statistical region based on the crop distribution given in our land use map. A global map of irrigated areas with a 5′ resolution was used to further constrain the distribution within each NUTS3 based on the density of irrigated areas. The constrained distribution of irrigated areas as taken from statistics to a high resolution dataset enables us to estimate irrigated areas for various spatial entities, including administrative, natural and artificial units, providing a reasonable input scenario for large-scale distributed modelling applications. The dataset bridges a gap between global datasets and detailed regional data on the distribution of irrigated areas and provides information for various assessments and modelling applications.     

农业灌溉节水潜力及回归水利用研究进展

目前,对农业灌溉节水潜力尚未形成一个统一、公认的概念,相应的评价和计算体系也没有很好地建立起来.对农业灌溉节水潜力方面的研究成果进行了全面的回顾总结,提出了存在的问题和以后研究的重点.指出不同尺度回归水重复利用的量化是合理计算真实节水潜力的关键.最后,对回归水重复利用研究计算方法进行了归纳总结,提出了考虑回归水重复利用率的灌溉节水潜力评价思路.     

Scale stocking checks to differentiate between hatchery-reared and wild mulloway Argyrosomus japonicus

Abstract  Scales from hatchery-reared, stocked and wild mulloway Argyrosomus japonicus (Temminck and Schlegel) captured in the Georges River, and a library of mulloway scales from coastal New South Wales, were examined for the presence of scale checks. Checks specific for hatchery-reared fish were present in 100% of recaptured hatchery-reared mulloway; the origin of which was confirmed by the presence of a chemical mark in the otolith or fin spine. Up to 7% of wild mulloway were incorrectly classified as hatchery-reared on the basis of these checks. An abrupt reduction in salinity from 35 to 5 and 6 days starvation successfully induced checks in the scales of hatchery-reared mulloway. The marking efficiency for stocking checks was comparable to that obtained using oxytetracycline hydrochloride, and supports the short-term use of scale stocking checks to evaluate mulloway stock enhancement programmes in Australia.     

Effects of landscape structure on nest predation in roadsides of a midwestern agroecosystem: a multiscale analysis

Nest predation is an important cause of mortality for many bird species, especially in grassland ecosystems where generalist predators have responded positively to human disturbance and landscape fragmentation. Our study evaluated the influence of the composition and configuration of the surrounding landscape on nest predation. Transects consisting of 10 artificial ground nests each were set up in 136 roadsides in six watersheds in south-central Iowa. Nest predation on individual roadside transects ranged from 0 to 100% and averaged 23%. The relationship of landscape structure within spatially-nested landscapes surrounding each roadside transect (within 200, 400, 800, 1200, and 1600 m of the transect line) to nest predation was evaluated by using multiple regression and canonical correlation analyses. The results of this multiscale landscape analysis demonstrated that predation on ground nests was affected by the surrounding landscape mosaic and that nest predators with different-sized home ranges and habitat affinities responded to landscapes in different ways. In general, wooded habitats were associated with greater nest predation, whereas herbaceous habitats (except alfalfa/pasture) either were associated with less nest predation or were not important. Different landscape variables were important at different spatial scales. Whereas some block-cover habitats such as woodland were important at all scales, others such as rowcrops and alfalfa/pasture were important at large scales. Some strip-cover habitats such as gravel roads and paved roads were important at small scales, but others such as wooded roadsides were important at all all scales. Most landscape metrics (e.g., mean patch size and edge density) were important at large scales. Our study demonstrated that the relationships between landscape structure and predator assemblages are complex, thus making efforts to enhance avian productivity in agricultural landscapes a difficult management goal.