大青沟自然保护区大型真菌区系多样性的研究_图力古尔.pdfVIP

8 , 1 , 2000 2 CHINESE BIODIVERSITY 8 ( 1) :73~ 80, February, 2000 图力古尔 李 玉 ( , 130118) : 10 ; 5 ; ( 34. 11%) ( 42.05%) - (5. 30%) - ( 3. 31%) ( 2. 98%) - ( 2. 32%) ( 1. 97%) - (4. 64%) ( 3. 97%) 9 , , , , Study on fungal flora diversity in Daqinggou Nature Reserve/Tolgor,LI Yu Abstract The result of the flora diversity study indicated that there w ere rich fungal flora in the Daqinggou Nature Reserve in Inner Mongolia of China.T he dominant families are T richolomataceae, Coriolaceae, Corti- nariaceae, Agaricaceae, Strophariaceae, Hygrophoraceae and Xylariaceae, w hile the dominant genera are In- ocybe, Marasmius, Polyp orus, Pholiota, Pluteus, Xylaria, Agaricus, Rhodop hyllus, Hygrop horus, Hy- grocybe, Crep idotus, Melanoleuca, Trametes and H elvella. Regarding the composition, the species w ere grouped into: Cosmopolitan( 34. 11%) , North Temperate Zone( 42. 05%) , North Temperate_Australia( 5. 30%) , Temperate_subtropical or Tropical( 3. 31%) , Eurasian ( 2. 98%) , Eastern Asia_North America( 2. 32%) , Eastern Asia( 1. 97%) , Sino_Japan in common( 4. 64%) , and endemic( 3. 97%) . In all nine distribu- tional types, cosmopolitan and North Temperate Zone are characteristics of this region. T he fungal flora of Daqinggou is very similar to t hat of the Changbai Mountains in Northeast China. This suggests that the origins of these two floras may have a certain relationship, but they have no close relationship wit h the fungal flora in subtropical and tropical regions. Key ords macrofungi, flora, diversity Author. s address Institute of Mycology, Jilin Agricultural University, Changchun 130118 , 120b13c~ 122b15c 2 E