The Potential Habitat Response of to Climate Change.

, a valuable timber species in China, holds significant importance for understanding the constraints imposed by climate change on the dynamic geographic distribution of tree species. This study utilized the MaxEnt maximum entropy model to reconstruct the migratory dynamics of geographical distribution since the Last Glacial Maximum. The objective was to comprehend the restrictive mechanisms of environmental factors on its potential geographical distribution, aiming to provide insights for mid-to-long-term afforestation planning of .

[Niche and interspecific association of dominant tree species in community].

In order to understand the interspecific and ecological relationships of (extremely small population) community and strengthen the protection of wild resources in Junzifeng Nature Reserve, we studied the niche characteristics and interspecific associations of dominant tree species. The results showed that , , , and had obvious niche breadth advantages, which were the constructive species of the community. Among the 190 groups of species pairs among the 20 dominant tree species, 50.

Complete chloroplast genome sequence of (Teaceae).

is the dominant species of subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest which has the characteristics of ecological fire prevention function. In this study, we report the complete chloroplast genome sequence of . The cp genome was 157,205 bp in length with a GC content of 37.

The complete chloroplast genome of (Hamamelidaceae).

is a semi-evergreen broad-leaved tree species distributed in southern China. In 1999, it was approved and published as a national secondary protected plant. We obtained the complete chloroplast genome sequence of by Illumina sequencing data.