湖北薤山自然保护区两栖爬行动物多样性调查

2005年8月对湖北省薤山自然保护区的两栖动物和爬行动物进行了专项调查.分别记录到两栖动物21种,隶属于2目8科;爬行动物31种,隶属于2目9科.对它们的物种组成、地理区系特点和保护等级进行了研究,并提出了保护建议.     

千岛湖姥山林业科普教育与生态休闲基地规划探析

结合姥山种质资源保护和良种研发创新平台项目建设,规划建立具有千岛湖特色的生态休闲场所.详细阐述总体布局中科普游览和生态休闲两大区块中各景点的主题意象和建设重点.最后提出加强林业科普教育,培养人们的环境意识和可持续发展理念,发挥森林的多功能效益.     

转基因植物对环境生态平衡的影响

根据近年来国内外关于转基因植物的研究进展,结合维持生态平衡的3个主要因素,即物种组成、环境因素及信息系统,论述转基因植物对环境生态平衡的影响.     

次生幼龄林封山育林后乔木层物种结构变化研究

1999年在浙江省仙居县俞坑村的封山育林区设置20 m×20 m的固定样地2块,对连续5年的调查数据进行统计分析,以其对次生幼林乔木物种结构变化进行研究.分析结果,乔木层物种丰富度指数增加了7～11,乔木物种增加了2～5科,3～8属.自然恢复为以壳斗科、杉科、山茶科、樟科、胡桃科、安息香科等物种为建群种或共建种的次生常绿阔叶林、针阔混交林.     

浅谈林木育苗技术

林木育苗技术在林区被广泛应用.作者从林木育苗的基础知识即树种的选择、苗圃地的选择等到造林苗木的种子培育等几方面做了详细论述.     

林木引种技术探讨

通过对林木引种基本理论和技术的讨论,提出了实现林木良种化的基本途径.     

川西北高寒草地潜在生态草种营养成分的比较研究

对四川西北部高寒草甸草地的5种潜在生态草种不同生育期的营养成分进行了分析,结果表明,各草种不同生育期的粗水分、干物质、粗蛋白、粗脂肪、粗纤维、粗灰分等含量不同.其中赖草的干物质、蛋白质、粗脂肪、无氮浸出物和粗灰分含量显著高于川草Ⅰ号、川草Ⅱ号、垂穗鹅冠草和硬杆仲冰草等4种草.5种草不同生育期营养成分的分析结果表明,各草种分蘖期和孕穗期的粗水分、粗灰分、蛋白质、粗脂肪以及钙、磷含量明显高于结实期,而粗纤维、干物质和除赖草外的无氮浸出物含量则相反.表明在利用这些草种的过程中应抓好分蘖期的管理工作,以达到充分利用其饲用价值的目的.     

春小麦新品种互麦14号栽培技术

介绍了我省育成的春小麦新品种—互麦14号的丰产栽培技术。     

Dispersal of woody plants in forest edges and hedgerows in a Southern Swedish agricultural area: the role of site and landscape structure

The distribution of woody vegetation was studied in forest edges and hedgerows in a 28 km² southern Swedish agricultural area, characterised by species-rich edge zones. The occurrence of 21 selected woody species (taxa) was related to differences in both edge structure and landscape structure. All the species studied were represented in both edge types, but a higher frequency of animal-dispersed species was found in hedgerows.Animal dispersed species were more affected by edge width and density than wind dispersed species. A higher number of wind-dispersed species were more frequent in forest edges, in hedgerows near to forest, or with a high proportion of forest within 500 m. A clear relationship was found between the number of physically connected elements in hedgerow networks and increasing frequency of occurrence for Corylus avellana, Crataegus spp., Euonymus europaeus, and Quercus robur; which indicate the ecological significance of connectedness for certain animal dispersed species. The study supports the general principle that woody species distribution and landscape structure are linked in a positive feedback loop. The results match findings from studies in other countries and are interpreted in the context of landscape processes and the ecological characteristics of woody plant species. We emphasise the importance of understanding dispersal mechanisms of woody species for the design and improvement of edge habitats in agricultural landscapes.     

Priority habitats for the conservation of large river fish in the Ganges river basin

• 1. Three classes of habitat used by groups of fish species classified as conservation and management priorities were developed for the Gerua River (also known as the Girwa River, Karnali River) in the Ganges river basin. This river is large (mean annual discharge ca 1500 m³ s^?1, up to 900 m wide), surrounded by protected lands of India and Nepal, and upstream of major diversions and river alterations.
• 2. Fish and habitat sampling was conducted at 45 sites from 2000 to 2003. Data were analysed for 2172 fish of 14 species. Species and life stages found occupying a statistically distinct subset of the river habitats were grouped to identify classes of river habitat for conservation.
• 3. Most species and life‐stage groups specialized on specific habitat conditions revealed by multivariate analyses of variance and a principal component analysis. The most numerous and diverse group (six species, 15 life stages) was associated with deep depositional habitats with sandy substrate. Two species covering three life stages were primarily oriented to erosional habitat marked by fast current velocity with pebble and cobble substrate. A third group of three species of adults and juveniles were intermediate in habitat use.
• 4. River conservation for fish faunas should maintain both erosional and depositional channel habitats with depths, substrates, and current velocity inclusive of the ranges reported. The erosional and depositional nature of the key habitats requires that rivers be maintained with flows capable of channel‐forming functions.

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