Stomata are important indexes in studies of plant origin, evolution, and classification and are important organs in plant phylogenetic relationship studies. Nine Aleurites montana provenances were used in this study to examine stomatal density, stomatal area, stomatal perimeter, long axis length, and short axis length. The correlation and cluster analyses were conducted among the morphological parameters of the pores.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis paper proposed a new concept of ecological security for protection by a comprehensive analysis of the contents and standards of world heritage sites. A frame concept model named "Pressure-State-Control" for early warning of ecological security at world heritage mixed sites was constructed and evaluation indicators of this frame were also selected. Wuyishan Scenery District was chosen for a case study, which has been severely disturbed by natural and artificial factors.
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June 2004
Based on the investigation in Longxi Mountain National Nature Reserve and the theory of survival analysis, a static life table of Taxus chinensis var. mairei population was worked out, the curves of its survival rate, mortality rate and killing power were drawn, and the population dynamics was analyzed by spectral analysis. The results showed that the survival curve of the population appeared to be a type of Deevey-III, and the high mortality of seeding was one of the important reasons which caused Taxus chinensis var.
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January 2004
Based on the principles of landscape ecology and community ecology, the Wuyishan district was classified into 10 landscape types, and the patch size distribution of this district was characterized by six types of probability distribution, including normal, lognormal, Weibull, Gamma, Beta and negative exponential. The results showed that most of patch types could be characterized by lognormal distribution, a few of them could be characterized by Gamma or Weibull distribution. Normal distribution was not suitable to characterize the patch size distribution.
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