Gaoligongshan genus Paridis Resources Protection and Utilization Study.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 Gaoligongshan genus Paridis Resources Protection and Utilization Study Author: Shi Xiaochun, Li-hua, Yang Mingwei [Abstract] Objective To re-floor Gaoligongshan to investigate the status of resources, evaluate and propose conservation and sustainable use should be done. Methods refer to the weight floor system, the research literature; Gaoligongshan Paridis resources field survey to collect specimens re-floor, records re-floor the distribution of various types of in Gaoligongshan, and the House from 1960 to the present emphasis on the major distribution points the dynamics of population density changes on the weight floor, the distribution of points is set 10 m * 10 m of the sample side of individual density of population, resources, the amount of the investigation. The results of the distribution of the double floor Gaoligongshan genus (Paris L.) plants 6 and 3 variants, accounting for the number of species (24 species) 25% of the Chinese species of 32.3%, 40% of species in Yunnan. Four kinds of them endemic to China, accounting for 16.6% of the number of species, the Chinese species of 22.2%, 28.9% of the number of species in Yunnan; China the number of endemic species (15 species) of 26.6%, the number of endemic species in Yunnan Province (6) 33.3%. Conclusions re-floor, protection and utilization of resources should first be Gaoligongshan pass legislation to strengthen the protection efforts, and to do a good job re-floor, is a dynamic monitoring of plant resources, the establishment of protected areas in the Gaoligongshan planting base near its original habitat and conduct conservation biology research, to practical and effective good protection and utilization of work. [Keywords:] re-floor, the resource situation is Li Gong Shan near its original habitat protection Abstract: ObjectiveTo investigate and estimate the genus Paris resources in Gaoligong mountains for effective protection and reasonable utilization.MethodsCollection