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Progress in Natural Science:Materials International 2008年第7期18卷 833-841页

作者： Ling Chen a,b,c, Yanling Songd,*, Shufang Xu e a Northwest institute of Plateau Biology, Chinese academy of sciences, Xining 810001, china b Graduate University of the Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100039, china c National Science Foundation of china, beijing 100085, china d institute of Zoology, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100101, china e beijing academy of agriculture and forestry sciences, beijing 100097, china Northwest institute of Plateau Biology Chinese Academy of Sciences Xining 810001 China Graduate University of the Chinese academy of sciences Beijing 100039 China National Science Foundation of china Beijing 100085 China institute of Zoology Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100101 China beijing academy of agriculture and forestry sciences Beijing 100097 China

In the world-wide zoogeographic division, there has been no consentaneous understanding about the delimitation between palaearctic and oriental realms in western china. In this study, we will discuss the division based on amphibian distribution in Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet according to species coefficient similarity between each zoogeographic province. The results show that the northern border lies from Qinling Mountains–Feng Xian (Shaanxi)–Debu (Gansu)–Aba (Sichuan)–Batang–Bomi (Tibet), to Linzhi districts, and the southern border is from Taibai–Feng Xian in Shaanxi–Wen Xian (Gansu)–Songpan–Kangding–Daocheng (Sichuan), to Zhongdian–Gongshan in Yunnan, and westward to Motuo and Bomi district in Tibet.

关键词： Amphibian Zoogeography Palaearctic Oriental Hengduan Mt.

Thresholds of geographic environmental elements in sediment yield of drainage basins

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Science china Earth sciences 2005年第2期48卷 230-240页

作者： CHEN Hao, ZHOU Jinxing, CAI Qiangguo, LU Zhongchen & LI Zhongyan institute of Geographic sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100101, china institute of forestry Science, Chinese academy of forestry Science, beijing 100091, china Research Center for Eco-Environment sciences, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100085, china Computing institute of Science and Engineering, North china Electric Power University, beijing 102206, china 1. institute of Geographic sciences and Natural Resources Research Chinese Academy of Sciences 100101 Beijing China 2. institute of forestry Science Chinese Academy of Forestry Science 100091 Beijing China 3. Research Center for Eco-Environment sciences Chinese Academy of Sciences 100085 Beijing China 4. Computing institute of Science and Engineering North China Electric Power University 102206 Beijing China

Threshold of environmental elements in drainage basin sediment yield refers to, under effect of climate, underlying surface and human activity, a turning point of abrupt changes in drainage sediment yield related to environmental element characteristics. Previous studies on threshold of sediment yield of relevant drainage basins were mainly concentrated on impact of natural zones with a few researches on impact of other environmental elements. Particularly studies on compound environmental element threshold in drainage basin sediment yield remain blank today. Studies indicate that sediment yield in drainage basins is affected by compound interactions and complex actions. Based on single element analysis, the present paper gives quantitatively compound threshold of environmental elements affecting sediment yield of the drainage basin between Hekouzhen and Tongguan in the middle Yellow River by the method of multi-variant, polynomial formula regression analysis.

关键词： middle Yellow River, environmental element, sediment, sediment delivery mudule, threshold.

Carbon isotope ratios of C_(4) plants in loess areas of North china

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Science china Earth sciences 2006年第1期49卷 97-102页

作者： WANG Guoan1,2,3, HAN Jiamao 2, ZHOU Liping3, XIONG Xiaogang4, TAN Ming2, WU Zhenhai5 & PENG Jun6 1. Department of Plant Nutrition, china agricultural University, beijing 100094, china 2. institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100029, china 3. College of Environmental sciences, MOE Laboratory for Earth Surface Processes, Peking University, beijing 100871, china 4. institute of Botany, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100093, china 5. Northwest Sci-Tech University of agriculture and forestry, Yangling 712100, china 6. Network Center, china agricultural University, beijing 100094, china 1. Department of Plant Nutrition China Agricultural University Beijing 100094 China 2. institute of Geology and Geophysics Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100029 China 3. College of Environmental sciences MOE Laboratory for Earth Surface Processes Peking University Beijing 100871 China 4. institute of Botany Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100093 China 5. Northwest Sci-Tech University of agriculture and forestry Yangling 712100 China 6. Network Center China Agricultural University Beijing 100094 China

Carbon isotope ratios (δ^(13)C) of 89 C_4 plant samples were determined fromthe loess area in North china. δ^(13)C values vary between -10.5per thousand and -14.6per thousandwith a mean of -12.6per thousand. Along a precipitation gradient from the semi-moist area to thesemiarid area, then to the arid area, the δ^(13)C values of C_4 plants show a slight decreasingtrend. The δ^(13)C values of C_4 plants in the dry season are found lower than those in the wetseason. These trends are opposite to those observed for C_3 species.

关键词： C4 plants, carbon isotope ratios, loess area.

Invasive mechanism and management strategy of Bemisia tabaci(Gennadius) biotype B:Progress report of 973 Program on invasive alien species in china

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Science china(Life sciences) 2009年第1期52卷 88-95页

作者： WAN FangHao1,ZHANG GuiFen1,LIU ShuSheng2,LUO Chen3,CHU Dong4,ZHANG YouJun4,ZANG LianSheng2,JIU Min2,Lü ZhiChuang1,CUI XuHong1,ZHANG LiPing4,ZHANG Fan3,ZHANG QingWen5,LIU WanXue1,LIANG Pei5,LEI ZhongRen1 & ZHANG YongJun1 1 State Key Laboratory for Biology of Plant Diseases and Insect Pests,institute of Plant Protection,Chinese Acadeny of agriculture sciences,beijing 100094,china 2 institute of Applied Entomology,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou 310029,china 3 institute of Plant and Environment Protection,beijing academy of agricultural and forestry sciences,beijing 100089,china 4 institute of Vegetables and Flowers,Chinese Acadeny of Agricullare sciences,beijing 100081,china 5 Department of Entomology,china agriculture University,beijing 100094,china 1. State Key Laboratory for Biology of Plant Diseases and Insect Pests Institute of Plant Protection Chinese Acadeny of Agriculture Sciences Beijing 100094 China 2. institute of Applied Entomology Zhejiang University Hangzhou 310029 China 3. institute of Plant and Environment Protection Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences Beijing 100089 China 4. institute of Vegetables and Flowers Chinese Acadeny of Agricullare Sciences Beijing 100081 China 5. Department of Entomology China Agriculture University Beijing 100094 China

Bemisia tabaci(Gennadius) biotype B,called a "superbug",is one of the most harmful biotypes of this species complex *** this report,the invasive mechanism and management of *** biotype B,based on our 5-year studies,are *** *** biotypes,B,Q,ZHJ1,ZHJ2,ZHJ3 and FJ1,have been identified in *** B dominates the other biotypes in many regions of the *** diversity in biotype B might be induced by host plant,geographical conditions,and/or insecticidal *** activities of CarE(carboxylesterase) and GSTs(glutathione-S-transferase) in biotype B reared on cucumber and squash were greater than on other host plants,which might have increased its resistance to *** higher activities of detoxification enzymes in biotype B might be induced by the secondary metabolites in host *** adaptive ability of biotype B adults to adverse conditions might be linked to the expression of heat shock protein *** indigenous *** biotypes were displaced by the biotype B within 225 *** asymmetric mating interactions and mutualism between biotype B and begomoviruses via its host plants speed up widespread invasion and displacement of other *** biotype B displaced Trialeurodes vaporariorum(Westwood) after 4-7 generations under glasshouse *** adaptive ability of the biotype B to adverse conditions and its rapid population increase might be the reasons of its successful displacement of *** ability of the biotype B to switch to different host plants may enrich its host plants,which might enable it to better compete with *** predatory natural enemies possess greater ability to suppress *** under field *** kairomones in the 3rd and 4th instars of biotype B may provide an important stimulus in host searching and location by its *** present results provide useful information in explaining the mechanisms of genetic diversity,e

关键词： National Basic Research and development Program of china(973 Program) invasive alien species Bemisia tabaci biotype B ecological mechanisms genetic diversity sustainable management

Digital forestry research in china

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Science china(Technological sciences) 2006年第z1期49卷 1-8页

作者： TANG Shouzheng, TANG Una, Guofan Shao & DAI Limin Research institute of Resource Information Techniques, Chinese academy of forestry, beijing 100091, china institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese academy of sciences, Shenyang 110016, china Departmet of forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907, USA Graduate University, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100101, china Research institute of Resource Information Techniques Chinese Academy of Forestry Beijing 100091 China institute of Applied Ecology Chinese Academy of Sciences Shenyang 110016 China Department of forestry Natural Resources Purdue University West Lafayette IN 47907 USA Graduate University Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100101 China

Digital forestry as a concept was developed after the Digital Earth program. The Chinese scientists were not only among the pioneers who first proposed the concept of Digital forestry, but also contributed a lot to the development of Digital forestry. Digital forestry is a digital framework to maintain forest planting, management, using, and protect. The synergetic use of computationally-intensive quantitative methods together with information technologies is the most important foundation for the development of Digital forestry. Under this situation, the experience of Digital forestry development in china is relatively rich. A number of academicians, scholars, and professional administrators were involved in discussing the Digital forestry Construction Scheme. The Project of Digital forestry Practicability approved by the State forestry Administration is a major instance in developing Digital forestry standard and key techniques. By introducing a case study of Digital forestry, this paper reviews the concept of Digital forestry, the way turning traditional forestry into Digital forestry, and the future development of Digital forestry.

关键词： Digital Forest, Digital Earth, Digital forestry standard, Digital forestry techniques.

Mechanisms of invasive population establishment and spread of pinewood nematodes in china

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Science china(Life sciences) 2009年第6期52卷 587-594页

作者： XIE BingYan1,CHENG XinYue2,SHI Juan3,ZHANG QingWen4,DAI ShuMing1,CHENG Fei Xue2 & LUO YouQing3 1 institute of Vegetables and Flowers,Chinese academy of agricultural sciences,beijing 100081,china 2 beijing Normal University,beijing 100875,china 3 beijing forestry University,beijing 100083,china 4 Chinese agricultural University,beijing 100094,china 1. institute of Vegetables and Flowers Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences Beijing 100081 China 2. beijing Normal University Beijing 100875 China 3. beijing forestry University Beijing 100083 China 4. Chinese agricultural University Beijing 100094 China

This paper summarizes the results of our study of the pinewood nematode(Bursaphelenchus xylophi-lus).By population genetic analysis,it was determined that there was no genetic bottle caused by the founder effect and genetic drift in the Chinese invasive *** invasions with large amounts of nematodes from different sources led to rich genetic diversity in the invasive *** high genetic diversity in the invasive process may be one of the genetic mechanisms in its successful *** testing interspecies competition,it was shown that,with high fecundity and a strong competitive ability,*** outcompeted the native species *** in the natural ecosystem during the invasion *** displacement may be one of the ecological mechanisms of ***'s *** addition,an unequal interspecific hybridization with intro-gress was in favor of the invasive species which also accelerated the replacement of *** by *** structures,functions and evolutions of a few important genes that are closely related to the ecological adaptation of pinewood nematodes were studied to explore the molecular mechanism of its ecological ***,the resistance and resilience mechanism of the pine ecosystem invaded by pinewood nematodes was also *** results of these studies uncovered a portion of the genetic and ecological mechanisms of PWN's successful invasion and laid a foundation for further study to obtain a comprehensive interpretation of the mechanisms of the nematode *** results also provided a scientific basis for effectively controlling the occurrence and spread of pine wilt disease which is caused by *** aspects requiring further investigation are considered.

关键词： pinewood nematode bioinvasion genetic diversity ecological adaptation resistance resilience

Denitrification Losses and N_2O Emissions from Nitrogen Fertilizer Applied to a Vegetable Field

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Pedosphere 2006年第3期16卷 390-397页

作者： CAO Bing He Fa-Yun Xu Qiu-Ming Yin Bin CAI Gui-Xin State Key laboratory of Soil and Sustainable agriculture Institute of Soil Science Chinese Academy of Sciences Nanjing 210008 （China） Graduate School of the Chinese academy of sciences Beijing 100039 （China） institute of Plant Nutrition and Resources Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences Beijing 100089 （China）

A field experiment was conducted on Chinese cabbage （Brassica campestris L. ssp. pekinensis （Lour.） Olsson） in a Nanjing suburb in 2003. The experiment included 4 treatments in a randomized complete block design with 3 replicates： zero chemical fertilizer N （CK）; urea at rates of 300 kg N ha^-1 （U300） and 600 kg N ha^-1 （U600）, both as basal and two topdressings; and polymer-coated urea at a rate of 180 kg N ha^-1 （PCU180） as a basal application. The acetylene inhibition technique was used to measure denitrification （N2 ＋ N2O） from intact soil cores and N2O emissions in the absence of acetylene. Results showed that compared to （3K total denitrification losses were significantly greater （P ≤ 0.05） in the PCU180, U300, and U600 treatments,while N2O emissions in the U300 and U600 treatments were significantly higher （P ≤ 0.05） than （3K. In the U300 and U600 treatments peaks of denitrification and N2O emission were usually observed after N application. In the polymer-coated urea treatment （PCU180） during the period 20 to 40 days after transplanting, higher denitrification rates and N2O fluxes occurred. Compared with urea, polymer-coated urea did not show any effect on reducing denitrification losses and N2O emissions in terms of percentage of applied N. As temperature gradually decreased from transplanting to harvest, denitrification rates and N2O emissions tended to decrease. A significant （P ≤0.01） positive correlation occurred between denitrification （r = 0.872） or N2O emission （r = 0.781） flux densities and soil temperature in the CK treatment with a stable nitrate content during the whole growing season.

关键词： denitrification loss N2O emission polymer-coated urea urea vegetable field

Threat and management strategies of potentially invasive insects in china

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Science china(Life sciences) 2009年第10期52卷 903-910页

作者： ZHANG RunZhi1, ZHANG YaPing2 & JIANG YouXu3 1 State Key Laboratory of integrated Management of Pest Insects and Rodents in agriculture, institute of Zoology, Chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100101, china 2 Kunming institute of Zoology, Chinese academy of sciences, Yunnan, 650223, china 3 The Research institute of Forest Ecology, Environment and Protection, The Chinese academy of forestry, beijing 100091, china State Key Laboratory of integrated Management of Pest Insects and Rodents in agriculture Institute of Zoology Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100101 China Kunming institute of Zoology Chinese Academy of Sciences Yunnan 650223 China The Research institute of Forest Ecology Environment and Protection The Chinese Academy of Forestry Beijing 100091 China

The Global Invasive Species Database, GISD, comprises 27 species of the most significant invasive alien insects in the world (through November, 2005), 6 of which are originally native to china, 11 are established in china, and 10 have a potential invasion threat to china. This paper discusses these species in terms of distribution, harmfulness and dispersal ways, and finds that: (i) Information re-garding invasive insects in the GISD remains inadequate. Such harmful invasive species as Opogona sacchari (Bojer), Oracella acuta (Lobdell), and Dendroctonus valens LeConte are not included. (ii) Ten species of invasive insects, particularly Lasius neglectus Van Loon and Linepithema humile (Mayr) which become established in areas near china, have the potential to become established in china. (iii) Special attention should be paid to species from Asia and the Americas because of their greater likeli-hood of becoming established in china. Finally, some management strategies including legislation, quarantine, early warning, prevention and control are suggested.

关键词： biological invasions invasive species insect china

Quantitative analysis of soil pores under natural vegetation successions on the Loess Plateau

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Science china Earth sciences 2010年第4期53卷 617-625页

作者： ZHAO ShiWei1,ZHAO YongGang1,2 & WU JinShui3 1 State Key Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Dryland Farming on the Loess Plateau,institute of Soil and Water Conservation,Northwest agriculture & forestry University,Yangling 712100,china 2 Graduate University of Chinese academy of sciences,beijing 100049,china 3 institute of Subtropical agriculture,Chinese academy of sciences,Changsha 410125,china 1. State Key Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Dryland Farming on the Loess Plateau Institute of Soil and Water Conservation Northwest Agriculture & Forestry University Yangling 712100 China2. Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100049 China3. Institute of Subtropical Agriculture Chinese Academy of Sciences Changsha 410125 China

Soil pore is a key attribute of the soil structure that affects soil reservoir under natural vegetation recovery on the Loess *** study is to quantitatively analyze soil pore parameters,measured with Computed Tomography(CT) at 15-57 mm depths under five different vegetation succession stages using a concept of substituting "space" for "time" in the Ziwuling Forest Region of the Loess *** results showed that the soil pore parameters,such as pore number,porosity,circularity,and fractal dimension,increased significantly under the natural vegetation successions and varied with the pattern climax community stage>pioneering arbor community stage>scrub community stage>herbaceous community stage>abandoned farmland stage,indicating that natural vegetation recovery could remarkably improve soil pore *** the vegetation succession,this positive effect will be strengthened gradually,which means that the soil pore parameters may appear to be best at the climax community *** organic matter content increased linearly with the soil pore parameters(P<0.001).Increased organic matter accumulation was one of the major reasons for the changes in soil pore characteristics in natural vegetation succession.

关键词： Computed Tomography Loess Plateau natural vegetation succession soil pore soil organic matter