老挝野生动植物边境贸易现状.PDFVIP

8 , 3 , 2000 8 CHINESE BIODIVERSITY 8 ( 3) : 284~ 296, August, 2000 X 杨 清 陈 进 白志林 邓晓保 刘志秋 ( , 666300) , , 1000 , 00 , 380. 63 1 , 3 . 3% , 43. 14% ; 134 , 6 , 4 , 31 , 1 , 71 , CIT ES 19 , 32 , , 20% ~ 70% , , 2.7 , , 3. 6 , 2. 7~ 4. , , 0. 6~ 2. 8 / , , , , Tradeof wild animals and plants in China_Laos border areas: status and suggestion for effective manage- ment/YAN Qing, CHEN Jin, BAI Zhi_Lin, DEN Xiao_Bao, LIU Zhi_Qiu Abstract An investigation w as conducted on w ild plants and animals trade in China_Laos border areas. The results showed that during the period of 1997~ 1998, the annual amount of the trade was over 10 million US dollars, of which about million US dollars through legal channel and 3. 8 million US dollars registered in Xishuangbanna Transboundary Trade Management Bureau. Our study recorded 1 species of w ild plants in the transboundary trade, including 3 . 3% species prohibited for trade and 43. 14% species w ith export_amount limitation by Laos government. There w ere about 134 species of animals in the trade, including 6 species of mammals, 4 birds, 31 reptiles, one fish and one species of amphibian. Among which, 71 species w ere for- bidden for trade by some international conventions, 19 species were categorized as first_class protected in CITES, and 32 species as second_class protected. In legal trade, the price of wild plants and animals increased by 20% ~ 70% in average from the collectors to the first peddlers. When the products were transported to Mengla County of Yunnan Province, the price increases about 2.7 times of the original price, if transported