PLANT GERMPLASM RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION

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2007-11
版次: 1
ISBN: 9787532390427
定价: 55.00
装帧: 平装
开本: 32开
纸张: 胶版纸
页数: 177页
字数: 480千字
正文语种: 简体中文
分类: 工程技术
  • WhenIwasauniversitystudent,Iwasextremelyinterestedinthescienceareaofplantgermplasmresources.Itisanintegrationofplanttaxonomy,origin,evolvement,survey,collection,conservation,evaluation,descriptionandutilization,etc.Onthebasisofknowledgeofbotany,phytophysiologyandplantgenetics,itoffersthebasictheoryforplantcultivation,plantbreeding,dendrology,floricultureandlandscapearchitecture.Duetotheirimportancetohumanneedsbothatpresentandinthefuture,plantgermplasmresourceswerelongbeenresearched.Theyareoneofthemostfundamentalandforemostearthresources.Theirimportancecouldbecategorizedintothefollowingaspects. chapter1investigationandanalysisofwildornamentalflowersinbeijingmountainarea
    1.1surveyareaandmethods
    1.1.1studysites
    1.1.2studymethods

    1.2descriptionofresearchsite
    1.2.1geologyandphysiognomy
    1.2.2climatesandhydrology
    1.2.3plantsandvegetation

    1.3resultandanalysis
    1.3.1ecologicalfactorsthataffecttheflowersdistribution
    1.3.2quantificationofecologicalfactors
    1.3.3progressiveregression,themainecologicalfactorsthataffectedthedistributionofwildflowerswereselected

    1.4possibilityofsuccessforwildflowersintroductiontourbanparks
    1.4.1classificationoffactorsforselection
    1.4.1.1speciesadaptability
    1.4.1.2morphologicalcharacteristics
    1.4.1.3reproductiveadaptations

    1.4.2selectionoftypicaloccurrenceplottoflowers
    1.4.3selectionofplantationsites
    1.4.4classificationwithfussysimilarprecedenceratiomodel
    1.4.4.1standardizationofprimarydata
    1.4.4.2calculatetheeuclideandistancebetweentypicalplotxiandfixedplotxk
    1.4.4.3calculatethesimilarprcedenceratio
    1.4.4.4evaluatethesimilarlevelaccordingtotheinterceptioncollectionoffiduciallevelλfrombigtosmallinprioritymatrix

    1.5selectionofsuitableplantationsiteforwildflowers
    1.5.1siteselection
    1.5.2datastandardization

    1.6conclusionsandsuggestion
    1.6.1richspeciesandlargenaturaldeposits
    1.6.2variousflowertonesandattractiveflowercolours
    1.6.3naturalbankofgermplasmresourcesforlandscapeplants

    chapter2therareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.1thevalueofrareandendangeredplants
    2.1.1rareandendangeredplantsasfood
    2.1.2genes
    2.1.3naturalproducts
    2.1.3.1pesticidesordiseasechemicals
    2.1.3.2medicines
    2.1.3.3materials

    2.1.4environmentalservices
    2.1.4.1keystonespecies
    2.1.4.2toleratepollutedenvironment
    2.1.4.3environmentimprovement
    2.1.4.4silviculture

    2.1.5interestingplants
    2.1.6futureoptions

    2.2therolesofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.1thehistoryofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.2therolesofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.2.1scientificresearch
    2.2.2.2improvingandprotectionofnationalenvironmentandhelpingtoconservenaturalvegetation
    2.2.2.3introductionanddevelopmentofeconomicplants
    2.2.2.4researchanddevelopmentonornamentalplants
    2.2.2.5explorationandconservationofmedicinalplants
    2.2.2.6tourism
    2.2.2.7educationandculture
    2.2.2.8extensionofmodernhorticulturalandpromisingcultivars
    2.2.2.9databaseconstruction
    2.2.2.10sustainabledevelopment

    2.3thedatabaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.3.1thecriteriaforconservingrareandendangeredplants
    2.3.2thethreatenedcategoriesandnationalprotectioncategories
    2.3.2.1threatenedcategories
    2.3.2.2nationalconservationcategoriesofchina
    2.3.3thedatabaseofrareandendangeredplantsinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.3.4thestructureanddatabaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens

    2.4thedatabaseanalysisonrareandendangeredplantsinchina
    2.4.1thedendrogramofclusteranalysisofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2theclusterresultof72botanicalgardensinchina
    2.4.2.1northernchinaandnortheasternchinamoisturetemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.2northchinaalpinecoldbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.3northwestsemi-aridtemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.4northwestextremearidtemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.5yangtzerivermiddleanddownsidewatershedsubtropicalbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.6southchinatropicalbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.7southchinaplateaubotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.8xizang(tibet)plateaunaturereserves

    2.4.3thesequenceofnumberofrareandendangeredplantsconservedindifferentbotanicalgardens
    2.4.4thesequenceofsecurityofrareandendangeredplantconservation
    2.4.5theun-conservedrareandendangeredspeciesinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.4.6introductionofsomerareandendangeredplants
    2.4.7extendingtheconservationfortherelictplants

    2.5problems,conclusionanddiscussionofrareandendangeredplantconservation
    2.5.1someproblemsforrareandendangeredplantconservationinchina
    2.5.2somesuggestionsforrareandendangeredplantconservationinchina
    2.5.3conclusionanddiscussion

    chapter3veitchspruce(piceaneoveitchiimasters)conservationstrategy
    3.1introduction
    3.1.1targetresearchspeciesselection
    3.1.2researchobjectives
    3.1.3thenecessityofplantconservation

    3.2ecologicalstudies
    3.2.1descriptionofstudysitesofveitchspruce
    3.2.2methods
    3.2.2.1literaturereview
    3.2.2.2personalcontactswithsomeleadingscientistsbothinchinaandinternationalorganizations
    3.2.2.3fieldecologicalsurveysandsamplecollection
    3.2.2.4soilanalysis

    3.2.3results
    3.2.3.1communitycompositionofnaturalhabitatforveitchspruce
    3.2.3.2relativeimportantvalue(riv)ofallthespeciesinfourstudiedlocations
    3.2.3.3speciesdiversityandthecommunityevennessinfoursurveyedlocationsandeightsurveyedsites
    3.2.3.4similarityindexmatrixofallthesurveysites
    3.2.3.5communitysortingaccordingtothecommunitycharacters
    3.2.3.6speciescompositioninallthesurveyedsites

    3.3geneticstudies
    3.3.1materials
    3.3.2methods
    3.3.2.1dnaextractionandquantification
    3.3.2.2dnaamplification
    3.3.2.3primerselection
    3.3.2.4datacollectionandstatisticalanalysis

    3.33results
    3.3.3.1geneticdistancesandvariancepartitioning
    3.3.3.2estimationofshannonsphenotypicdiversityindex(ho)forrapds

    3.4conservationmanagement
    3.4.1methods
    3.4.1.1literaturereview
    3.4.1.2personalcontactswithleadingscientistsbothinasianandfrominternationalorganizations
    3.4.1.3applyingtheiucnthreatenedcategoriesandcriteria(iucn,2001)asguidelinetoreevaluationoftheendangeredstatus
    3.4.1.4citingthedataofrepc-cbc-data(databaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens)
    3.4.1.5surveyondeclineofextentofoccurrenceandareaofoccupancyoverthelastdecades

    3.4.2results
    3.4.2.1assessmentofconservationstatusofveitchspruce
    3.4.2.2determinationoffavourablebotanicalgardensandarboretaforex-situconservationofthetargetspeciesfordifferentprovenances
    3.4.2.3reasonsthatveitchsprucebeingthreatened
    3.4.2.4lackofmotivationforex-situconservation

    3.4.3conservationstrategy
    3.4.3.1in-situpreservation
    3.4.3.2capacitybuildingforex-situconservation
    3.4.3.3integrationofin-situandex-situconservationstrategies

    3.5recommendationfortheconservationofactionplan(cap)
    3.5.1recommendationoftheconservationactionplan(gaia)
    3.5.1.1description
    3.5.1.2biology
    3.5.1.3historyandconservationstatus
    3.5.1.4capacitybuildingforpropagation
    3.5.1.5proposedactionplan
    3.5.2conclusion

    chapter4theconservationofplantresources
    4.1themeaningoftheconservationonplantresources
    4.2theconservationofplantresources
    4.2.1thecategoriesoftheendangeredspecies
    4.2.2conventiononinternationaltradeinendangeredspeciesofwildfaunaandflora"cites"appendixⅠ,Ⅱ,andⅢ
    4.2.3conservationcategoriesoftheendangeredmedicinalplants

    4.3conservationofplantresourcesandlawsandregulations
    4.3.1therelevantintemationalconventiononconversationofbiologicalresources
    4.3.2therelevantlawsandregulationsofchinaontheconservationofbiologicaldiversity
    4.3.2.1therelevantlawsandregulationsoftheconservationofthemedicinalplantspeciesarethefollowing
    4.3.2.2therelevantlawsandregulationsofconservingmedicinalplants
    bibliography
    appendixⅠ.endangeredpiceaspp.ineastasia
    appendixⅡ.communitysurveyformandprimarydatainsurveyedsites
    appendixⅢ.conservationstatusevaluationwithramasredlistprogramforpiceaneoveitchii
  • 内容简介:
    WhenIwasauniversitystudent,Iwasextremelyinterestedinthescienceareaofplantgermplasmresources.Itisanintegrationofplanttaxonomy,origin,evolvement,survey,collection,conservation,evaluation,descriptionandutilization,etc.Onthebasisofknowledgeofbotany,phytophysiologyandplantgenetics,itoffersthebasictheoryforplantcultivation,plantbreeding,dendrology,floricultureandlandscapearchitecture.Duetotheirimportancetohumanneedsbothatpresentandinthefuture,plantgermplasmresourceswerelongbeenresearched.Theyareoneofthemostfundamentalandforemostearthresources.Theirimportancecouldbecategorizedintothefollowingaspects.
  • 目录:
    chapter1investigationandanalysisofwildornamentalflowersinbeijingmountainarea
    1.1surveyareaandmethods
    1.1.1studysites
    1.1.2studymethods

    1.2descriptionofresearchsite
    1.2.1geologyandphysiognomy
    1.2.2climatesandhydrology
    1.2.3plantsandvegetation

    1.3resultandanalysis
    1.3.1ecologicalfactorsthataffecttheflowersdistribution
    1.3.2quantificationofecologicalfactors
    1.3.3progressiveregression,themainecologicalfactorsthataffectedthedistributionofwildflowerswereselected

    1.4possibilityofsuccessforwildflowersintroductiontourbanparks
    1.4.1classificationoffactorsforselection
    1.4.1.1speciesadaptability
    1.4.1.2morphologicalcharacteristics
    1.4.1.3reproductiveadaptations

    1.4.2selectionoftypicaloccurrenceplottoflowers
    1.4.3selectionofplantationsites
    1.4.4classificationwithfussysimilarprecedenceratiomodel
    1.4.4.1standardizationofprimarydata
    1.4.4.2calculatetheeuclideandistancebetweentypicalplotxiandfixedplotxk
    1.4.4.3calculatethesimilarprcedenceratio
    1.4.4.4evaluatethesimilarlevelaccordingtotheinterceptioncollectionoffiduciallevelλfrombigtosmallinprioritymatrix

    1.5selectionofsuitableplantationsiteforwildflowers
    1.5.1siteselection
    1.5.2datastandardization

    1.6conclusionsandsuggestion
    1.6.1richspeciesandlargenaturaldeposits
    1.6.2variousflowertonesandattractiveflowercolours
    1.6.3naturalbankofgermplasmresourcesforlandscapeplants

    chapter2therareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.1thevalueofrareandendangeredplants
    2.1.1rareandendangeredplantsasfood
    2.1.2genes
    2.1.3naturalproducts
    2.1.3.1pesticidesordiseasechemicals
    2.1.3.2medicines
    2.1.3.3materials

    2.1.4environmentalservices
    2.1.4.1keystonespecies
    2.1.4.2toleratepollutedenvironment
    2.1.4.3environmentimprovement
    2.1.4.4silviculture

    2.1.5interestingplants
    2.1.6futureoptions

    2.2therolesofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.1thehistoryofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.2therolesofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.2.2.1scientificresearch
    2.2.2.2improvingandprotectionofnationalenvironmentandhelpingtoconservenaturalvegetation
    2.2.2.3introductionanddevelopmentofeconomicplants
    2.2.2.4researchanddevelopmentonornamentalplants
    2.2.2.5explorationandconservationofmedicinalplants
    2.2.2.6tourism
    2.2.2.7educationandculture
    2.2.2.8extensionofmodernhorticulturalandpromisingcultivars
    2.2.2.9databaseconstruction
    2.2.2.10sustainabledevelopment

    2.3thedatabaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.3.1thecriteriaforconservingrareandendangeredplants
    2.3.2thethreatenedcategoriesandnationalprotectioncategories
    2.3.2.1threatenedcategories
    2.3.2.2nationalconservationcategoriesofchina
    2.3.3thedatabaseofrareandendangeredplantsinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.3.4thestructureanddatabaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens

    2.4thedatabaseanalysisonrareandendangeredplantsinchina
    2.4.1thedendrogramofclusteranalysisofchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2theclusterresultof72botanicalgardensinchina
    2.4.2.1northernchinaandnortheasternchinamoisturetemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.2northchinaalpinecoldbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.3northwestsemi-aridtemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.4northwestextremearidtemperatebotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.5yangtzerivermiddleanddownsidewatershedsubtropicalbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.6southchinatropicalbotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.7southchinaplateaubotanicalgardens
    2.4.2.8xizang(tibet)plateaunaturereserves

    2.4.3thesequenceofnumberofrareandendangeredplantsconservedindifferentbotanicalgardens
    2.4.4thesequenceofsecurityofrareandendangeredplantconservation
    2.4.5theun-conservedrareandendangeredspeciesinchinesebotanicalgardens
    2.4.6introductionofsomerareandendangeredplants
    2.4.7extendingtheconservationfortherelictplants

    2.5problems,conclusionanddiscussionofrareandendangeredplantconservation
    2.5.1someproblemsforrareandendangeredplantconservationinchina
    2.5.2somesuggestionsforrareandendangeredplantconservationinchina
    2.5.3conclusionanddiscussion

    chapter3veitchspruce(piceaneoveitchiimasters)conservationstrategy
    3.1introduction
    3.1.1targetresearchspeciesselection
    3.1.2researchobjectives
    3.1.3thenecessityofplantconservation

    3.2ecologicalstudies
    3.2.1descriptionofstudysitesofveitchspruce
    3.2.2methods
    3.2.2.1literaturereview
    3.2.2.2personalcontactswithsomeleadingscientistsbothinchinaandinternationalorganizations
    3.2.2.3fieldecologicalsurveysandsamplecollection
    3.2.2.4soilanalysis

    3.2.3results
    3.2.3.1communitycompositionofnaturalhabitatforveitchspruce
    3.2.3.2relativeimportantvalue(riv)ofallthespeciesinfourstudiedlocations
    3.2.3.3speciesdiversityandthecommunityevennessinfoursurveyedlocationsandeightsurveyedsites
    3.2.3.4similarityindexmatrixofallthesurveysites
    3.2.3.5communitysortingaccordingtothecommunitycharacters
    3.2.3.6speciescompositioninallthesurveyedsites

    3.3geneticstudies
    3.3.1materials
    3.3.2methods
    3.3.2.1dnaextractionandquantification
    3.3.2.2dnaamplification
    3.3.2.3primerselection
    3.3.2.4datacollectionandstatisticalanalysis

    3.33results
    3.3.3.1geneticdistancesandvariancepartitioning
    3.3.3.2estimationofshannonsphenotypicdiversityindex(ho)forrapds

    3.4conservationmanagement
    3.4.1methods
    3.4.1.1literaturereview
    3.4.1.2personalcontactswithleadingscientistsbothinasianandfrominternationalorganizations
    3.4.1.3applyingtheiucnthreatenedcategoriesandcriteria(iucn,2001)asguidelinetoreevaluationoftheendangeredstatus
    3.4.1.4citingthedataofrepc-cbc-data(databaseofrareandendangeredplantconservationinchinesebotanicalgardens)
    3.4.1.5surveyondeclineofextentofoccurrenceandareaofoccupancyoverthelastdecades

    3.4.2results
    3.4.2.1assessmentofconservationstatusofveitchspruce
    3.4.2.2determinationoffavourablebotanicalgardensandarboretaforex-situconservationofthetargetspeciesfordifferentprovenances
    3.4.2.3reasonsthatveitchsprucebeingthreatened
    3.4.2.4lackofmotivationforex-situconservation

    3.4.3conservationstrategy
    3.4.3.1in-situpreservation
    3.4.3.2capacitybuildingforex-situconservation
    3.4.3.3integrationofin-situandex-situconservationstrategies

    3.5recommendationfortheconservationofactionplan(cap)
    3.5.1recommendationoftheconservationactionplan(gaia)
    3.5.1.1description
    3.5.1.2biology
    3.5.1.3historyandconservationstatus
    3.5.1.4capacitybuildingforpropagation
    3.5.1.5proposedactionplan
    3.5.2conclusion

    chapter4theconservationofplantresources
    4.1themeaningoftheconservationonplantresources
    4.2theconservationofplantresources
    4.2.1thecategoriesoftheendangeredspecies
    4.2.2conventiononinternationaltradeinendangeredspeciesofwildfaunaandflora"cites"appendixⅠ,Ⅱ,andⅢ
    4.2.3conservationcategoriesoftheendangeredmedicinalplants

    4.3conservationofplantresourcesandlawsandregulations
    4.3.1therelevantintemationalconventiononconversationofbiologicalresources
    4.3.2therelevantlawsandregulationsofchinaontheconservationofbiologicaldiversity
    4.3.2.1therelevantlawsandregulationsoftheconservationofthemedicinalplantspeciesarethefollowing
    4.3.2.2therelevantlawsandregulationsofconservingmedicinalplants
    bibliography
    appendixⅠ.endangeredpiceaspp.ineastasia
    appendixⅡ.communitysurveyformandprimarydatainsurveyedsites
    appendixⅢ.conservationstatusevaluationwithramasredlistprogramforpiceaneoveitchii
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