中国蕨类植物区系的初步研究

对中国蕨菜植物区系组成和科属的地理成分进行了统计分析,结果表明：中国蕨类植物区系具有区系成分丰富、起源古老、区系联系广泛、热带性质显著以及特有现象不明显的特点。     

江西省资溪县马头山蕨类植物区系

马头山蕨类植物区系由 3 0科 62属 1 42种组成。区系地理成份复杂 ,科属的地理成份以热带亚热带性质为主。主要的科是鳞毛蕨科 (2 5种 )、水龙骨科 (1 8种 )、金星蕨科 (1 5种 )、卷柏科 (1 1种 )、蹄盖蕨科 (1 1种 ) ,5科占总种数 5 6.3 4%。主要的属是鳞毛蕨属 (1 6种 )、卷柏属 (1 1种 )、凤尾蕨属 (8种 )、铁角蕨属 (8种 )、复叶耳蕨属 (5种 )、假瘤蕨属 (4种 )占总种数 3 6.62 %。马头山蕨类植物区系属的地理成份可分为 8个 ,主要是泛热带 (1 9属 )、热带亚洲 (7属 )、世界广布 (1 9属 )成份 ,占总属数 72 .5 8%。而种的地理成份则以亚热带山地成份为主 ,本区东亚成份突出 ,加上中国特有成份共占总种数的 66.2 1 %。显然应是东亚植物区系的一部分。掌叶假瘤蕨为江西省首次发现。     

大巴山(狭义)蕨类植物区系研究

于1990~2005年对大巴山进行了野外考察,并对所采集的蕨类植物标本进行鉴定及资料统计分析.结果表明,大巴山具有蕨类植物34科76属247种(包含变种和变型).鳞毛蕨科、水龙骨科和蹄盖蕨科为大巴山蕨类植物区系中占优势的3大科,共有113种,占总种数的45.75%.属的地理成分以热带、亚热带类型为主,约占总属数的65.62%,温带类型占34.38%.在种的水平上,热带、亚热带成分仅占总种数的10.29%,温带成分处于优势地位,为89.71%.在温带成分中,东亚成分与中国特有成分显著,共占总种数的84.36%,表明大巴山应属于中国-日本蕨类植物亚区.     

黄土高原蕨类植物区系特点的初步研究

对黄土高原的蕨类植物区系组成、分类及其特点进行了研究。结果表明,黄土高原有蕨类植物26科、53属、184种及3变种,种类较多的科有蹄盖蕨科（30种）、鳞毛蕨科（26种）、水龙骨科（20种）、铁角蕨科（12种）、卷柏科（12种）、中国蕨科（11种）及裸子蕨科（10种）等。这７科的种类共计１２１种,占本地区总种数的64.71%。种类较多的属有鳞毛蕨属（13种）、郑柏属（12种）、耳蕨属（11种）、铁角蕨属（11种）、蹄盖蕨属（10种）、瓦韦属（10种）、铁线蕨属（9种）及岩蕨属（9种）等。这8属的种类共计85种,占本地区总种数45.46%,黄土高原蕨类植物区系属的地理成分可划分为15个分布区类型。热带、亚热带分布类型的有18属,占总属数的41.86%,北温带及寒带分布类型的有22属,占总属数（世界分布属除外）的51.16%,其中,亚洲分布类型的最多,计有16属,占总属数的37.20%,表明黄封同原蕨类植物区系是温带类型,区系地理成分以华北区蕨类植物为主,同时也集中了华中、华东、东北、西北以及西南的蕨类植物。而中国特有的分布属只有1属。     

峨眉山蕨类植物区系的初步研究

依据2004~2006年的野外调查和标本馆标本以及文献资料,初步分析了峨眉山蕨类植物区系的地理特征,结果表明:峨眉山共有蕨类植物46科110属425种,优势科为蹄盖蕨科、水龙骨科和鳞毛蕨科,共192种,占总种数45.2%,优势属为耳蕨属、鳞毛蕨属、凤尾蕨属和蹄盖蕨属等;在科、属的水平上,为热带分布型,以泛热带分布为主,而种的地理分布则以温带分布的中国特有和东亚成分占绝对优势,分别为36.5%和32.0%,揭示了峨眉山蕨类植物区系是以温带性质为主的亚热带类型,具有较强的热带亲缘;与大巴山关系密切,和云南哀牢山有一定的联系,而与秦岭、西藏和陕西天华山的关系较为疏远。     

安徽齐云山区蕨类植物区系研究

皖南齐云山区地处中亚热带,自然条件较为优越。蕨类植物丰富,初步统计显示,该山区共有蕨类植物29科,54属,91种9包括亚种和变种）,区系综合系数为-0.592。在相比较的7个山地区系中位居第五,通过对区系组成,性质和特征的分析。表明该区系地理成分复杂多样,属,种均可划分为12种类型（变型）,具有较强的亚热带特性;在区系关系上,该区系与黄山,九华山,天目山,庐山区系关系较为密切,而与武夷山,秦岭,长白山区系关系较为疏远。     

重庆地区蕨类植物区系的初步研究

对重庆地区蕨类植物从科、属分布区类型进行了统计分析,同时将该区区系特征与其它几个地区进行了对比分析。结果表明:(1)该区共有蕨类植物389种(含变种和变型),隶属于109属, 43科。(2)该区蕨类植物中优势科、属十分明显,其中优势科为:鳞毛蕨科、金星蕨科、水龙骨科、蹄盖蕨科、凤尾蕨科;优势属为鳞毛蕨属、耳蕨属、凤尾蕨属、铁角蕨属、卷柏属、凤丫蕨属。(3)从蕨类植物科、属分布区类型的所占比例来看,该地区区系性质以热带成分占优势,其中热带分布科22科,占总科数的75.00%;热带分布属有60属,占总属数的64.52%(剔除世界分布)。(4)本区区系成分古老,古老孑遗的科属较为丰富,但特有现象不明显。(5)该区地形、气候条件对于蕨类植物的散布和充分发育比较适宜,为其在该区的充分发育创造了极为有力的条件。(6)经对比分析和聚类分析表明:该区与临近的几个地区属的相似性系数很高,特别是与西南地区的西藏、横断山区的属相似性系数较大,表明区系上与这些地区有着广泛的联系;而与华北的内蒙古,东北的辽宁等相距较远的地区属的相似性系数较低,表明区系上联系较为疏远。     

浙江大山峰蕨类植物区系的研究

在野外调查和褴理资料的基础上,大山峰共有蕨类植物33科58属98种和2变种。优势科为鳞毛蕨科、水龙骨科、蹄盖蕨科．优势属为鳞毛蕨属、卷柏属和复叶耳蕨属。通过对区系组成、性质和特征的分析,表明该区地理成分复杂多样,分布区类型以泛热带分布属、东亚分布种为主,表现出亚热带向暖温带过渡的特点;区系综合系数为-0．290．在相比较的8个山地区系中位居第6;在区系关系上,该区系与天日山、三清山、武夷山区系关系密切,可以归入同一自然区,而与帽儿山区系父系疏远。     

武陵山地区蕨类植物区系与邻近区系关系的比较研究

运用数量分析手段,通过区系丰富性程度、区系基本组成以及区系属的地理成分三方面的比较,研究了武陵山地区与我国亚热带8个地区蕨类植物区系之间的相互关系,结果表明：（1）武陵山地区的蕨类植物区系丰富,这与武陵山地区的起源时间、所处的地理位置以及复杂的地质地貌条件密切相关;（2）与武陵山地区关系最为密切的有庐山、武夷山和红水河上游地区,与其较为密切的有独龙江,与之不太密切的有宝天曼、大瑶山、神农架和化龙山;（3）数量分析能较客观地反映蕨类植物各区系间的异同及起源上的内在统一性,可为多区系比较提供参考。     

广西蕨类植物区系的基本特征

对广西蕨类植物区系的组成、特征、区系地理成分作了详细阐述。该蕨类区系十分丰富 ,现已发现 5 6科、1 5 8属、85 4种 (变种、变型 )。区系地理成分复杂 ,属划分为 1 4种类型 (变型 ) ,种划分为 1 8种类型 (变型 )。文中对该区系的性质进行了探讨 ,认为该区系是热带向亚热带过渡的植物区系 ,南部具有热带性质 ,北部具有亚热带性质 ,中部是过渡区     

江苏蕨类植物区系

对江苏蕨类植物区系组成和地理成分进行了分析, 并与相邻地区的浙江、安徽和山东等地进行了比较。江苏共有蕨类植物35 科67 属140 种( 含变种和亚种); 世界分布类型有18 科、19 属、5 种; 热带分布类型有16 科、34 属、16 种; 温带分布类型有1 科、14 属、102 种; 中国特有分布17 种。江苏蕨类植物区系组成比较简单, 本区不是近代种系分化中心; 地理成分具有明显的从热带向温带的过渡性。通过与邻接地区的比较发现, 江苏蕨类植物区系与安徽有较大的亲缘关系, 它南承浙江, 北接山东, 同样具有明显的过渡性, 在中国蕨类植物分区中, 华东- 华中地区含江苏、安徽、浙江, 而不含山东的分区方案较合理; 水热条件是决定一个地区蕨类植物区系种类丰富程度的重要因素, 复杂的地形变化是引起一个地区种系分化的原因之一。     

A Floristic Study on the Seed Plants of the Cangshan Mountain Range,Dali, Yunnan,China

The floristic characteristic, position in Chinese floristic division, and the origin and development of the flora of the Cangshan Mountain Range (the Dali Range) were discussed from different aspects, based on the local seed plants of 2503 species, 45 subspecies, 194 varieties, belong to 852 genera in 164 families. Preliminary conclusions are as follows: The Cangshan Mountain Range belongs to three river gorges subregion, Hengduan mountain region, Sino Himalayan forest subkingdom, East Asiatic Kingdom, in Chinese floristic division. The floristic characteristic of seed plants of the Cangshan Mountain Range is temperate. Because of the geological events of the collision between Eurasian Plate and Indic Plate, the Tethys fading away, and the uplift of Himalayas, the elements from Gondwana land, Mediterranean and Arctic Tertiary gradually developed into its modern flora. The endemism within the flora is rich, with the neoendemic elements dominant. It shows that the Cangshan Mountain Range is not only a refuge for some ancient floristic elements but also a differentiation center for young floristic elements. It is an important floristic spot connecting floristic elements from different directions. And the distribution limits of a great deal of elements also are here.     

江苏蕨类植物区系

对江苏蕨类植物区系组成和地理成分进行了分析,并与相邻地区的浙江、安徽和山东等地进行了比较。江苏共有蕨类植物35科67属140种(含变种和亚种);世界分布类型有18科、19属、5种;热带分布类型有16科、34属、16种;温带分布类型有1科、14属、102种;中国特有分布17种。江苏蕨类植物区系组成比较简单,本区不是近代种系分化中心;地理成分具有明显的从热带向温带的过渡性。通过与邻接地区的比较发现,江苏蕨类植物区系与安徽有较大的亲缘关系,它南承浙江,北接山东,同样具有明显的过渡性,在中国蕨类植物分区中,华东-华中地区含江苏、安徽、浙江,而不含山东的分区方案较合理;水热条件是决定一个地区蕨类植物区系种类丰富程度的重要因素,复杂的地形变化是引起一个地区种系分化的原因之一。     

辽宁老铁山雀形目鸟类秋季迁徙初探

2000~2004年秋在辽宁旅顺老铁山自然保护区,通过鸟类环志和直接观察的方法,对该地区雀形目(Passeriformes)鸟类秋季迁徙规律进行了研究。5年共环志11 040只雀形目鸟类,发现8种保护区新记录种。结果表明,鸟类迁徙高峰大都集中在10月中下旬;气候条件与鸟类迁徙关系密切;不同年份优势种及种群数量均不同;鸟类的迁徙具有一定的顺序性和集群现象,但不同种类迁徙的种群大小又有差别;2004年雀形目鸟类的种类和数量都明显少于前4年,略有下降趋势。     

贺兰山主要森林水文作用的初步研究

贺兰山主要森林水文作用的初步研究徐万仁,张永庆（宁夏科委,银川７５０００１）（宁夏农学院,永宁７５０１０５）杜和平,李丽英（宁夏贺兰山自然保护区管理局,银川７５０００３）（宁夏惠农县林业局,７５３２００）ＰｒｅｌｉｍｉｎａｒｙＳｔｕｄｙｏｎＨｙｄｒｏ...     

缙云山自然保护区蜘蛛物种多样性初步研究

总结了自2007年10月以来对缙云山蜘蛛物种多样性研究的初步成果。到目前为止,共采集成熟蜘蛛标本超过1万头,鉴定出27科112属219种蜘蛛,其中包括73种中国特有物种。填补了重庆市蜘蛛多样性研究的空白。     

Notes on the Orchid Flora in the Hengduan Mountain Region,China

The Hengduan Mountain Region on the south-eastern fringe of the Qinghai- Xizang (Tibet) Plateau is located in W. Sichuan, N. W. Yunnan and E. Xizang, with a wide area of juxtaposition from the east to the west, the mountains extending and the rivers flowing from the north to the south. In this paper it covers an area from Daojie, Wayao, Yingping, Yangbi, Dali of Yunnan and Dukou of Sichuan in the south, to Banbar, Dengqeu, Shenda of Tibet and Serxu, Dainkog, Shuajingsi and Nanping (Jiuzhaigou) of Sichuan in the north, and from Lharong, Baxoi and Zayü of Tibet in the west, to Maowen, Wenchuan, Mt. Erlang, Mt. Emei and Xichang of Sichuan in the east (Fig. 1.). The Gongga Mountain is the highest in the region, its summit being at an altitude of 7556m, whereas the Dadu River Valley in the eastern part of the area is only 1150 m above sea level. Therefore, the relative height is about 6400 m in the region. The Hengduan Mountain Region is well-known for its various topography, complex natural conditions and rich flora. The floristic composition and features of orchids in Hengduan Mountain Region. 1. The species of orchids are abundant in the region. As we know so far, orchids in the Hengduan Mountain Region comprise 91 genera and 363 species with 9 varieties, and thus it is one of concentration centres of orchids in China, making up 56.17% of the total number of orchids genera in China, only less than in Yunnan and Taiwan, and 34.87% of the total number of orchids species in China, only less than in Yunnan and Sichuan. 2. The orchids genera in the Hengduan Mountain Region are complex in geographical components as indicated below: (1) Four geneva are endemic to China and one of them is endemic to the region. (2) Fourteen genera are of the north temperate distribution pattern, 2 of the Old World temperate one, 18 of the East-Asian one (including Sino-Himalayan and Sino-Japanese) and 3 of the East-Asian-North American one. (3) Twenty one genera belong to the tropical Asian distribution pattern, 3 to the tropical Asian-tropical African one, 13 to the tropical Asian-tropical Australian one, 1 to the tropical Asian-tropical South American one, 8 to the Old World tropical one and 2 to the pantropical one. (4) Two genera are cosmopolitan. The analysis of genera: Fourty eight genera (containing 151 species with 4 varieties) of the tropical distribution occur in the region, among which Calanthe and Cymbidium distributed in the temperate region, and Bulbophyllum and Peristylus in the subtropical part of China are comparatively abundant (with over 10 species), but the other 25 genera are monospecific and 11 genera each contain only 2-3 species. Some epiphytic genera mainly distributed in tropical Asia and belonging to tropical florestic elements, such as Vanda, Luisia, Schoenorchis, Flickingeria, Monomeria, Kingidium, Acampe, Phalaenopsis, Thrixspermum, Eria, Taeniophyllum, and terrestrial genera, such as Aphyllorchis, Collabium, Mischobulbum, Paphiopedilum, Thunia, Brachycarythis, Satyrium, Corybas, Geodorum, Zeuxine, Tropidia, have the Hengduan Mountain Region as the northern limit of distribution. Of 151 species with 4 varieties, 41 species with 4 varieties are endemic to China, and 14 species with 3 varieties of them are endemic to the area, making up 3.86% of the total in the region under discussion. There are 41 genera (containing 189 species with 5 varieties) of the temperate distribution, which occur in the region. Among them Platanthera (22 species with 1 variety), Cypripedium (17 species), Herminium (16 species), Amitostigma (15 species with 1 variety), Orchis (12 species), Hemipilia (8 species with 1 variety), Neottianthe (4 species), Gymnadenia (4 species), Diphylax (3 species), Bletilla (3 species), have the Hengduan Mountain Region as the distribution centre and differentiation centre. Among the 189 species with 5 varieties, 111 species with 5 varieties are endemic to China, and 54 species with 5 varieties are endemic to the area, making up 14.88% of the total of orchids in the Hengduan Mountain Region. Although the number of temperate distribution genera is smaller than that of tropical distribution ones, several points may be mentioned: (1) The Hengduan Mountain Region is distribution centre and differentiation centre of a number of temperate genera in China, and is the northern limit of many genera mainly distributed in the tropics. (2) The number in the former category is obviously larger than that in the latter. (3) Endemic species in the former category in the area are over three times as many as those in the latter. The differentiation of species of the temperate distribution genera is obviously stronger than the tropical ones, which characterizes the orchid flora in the area as the temperate one. The life forms of genera. The orchid flora in the Hengduan Mountain Region so far known comprises 91 genera, among which 51 are terrestrial, 32 epiphytic and 8 saprophytic, thus with the terrestrial one dominant. The analysis of species: The orchid flora in the Hengduan Mountain Region so far known comprises 363 species with 9 varieties. Their distribution patterns and floristic components, to which they belong, are indicated as follows: (1) Fifty four species, belonging to 33 genera, are widespread, covering the whole East Asian Region, but 6 of them are endemic to China. (2) Forty four species, belonging to 27 genera, are the elements of the Sino-Japanese Subregion, but 22 species of them are endemic to China. (3) One hundred and ninety five species with nine varieties, belonging to 53 genera, are the elements of the Sino-Himalayan Subregion under discussion: (A) Four species (i.e. Aphyllorchis alpine, Listera divaricata, L. pinetorum and Oreorchis micrantha) are distributed in the Himalayan Region and S. E. Xizang (Tibet), western part of this region. (B) Twenty five species, belonging to 17 genera, are distributed in N. W. Yunnan and the Himalayan Region (Appendix, 1.). (C) Sixteen species, belonging to 11 genera, are distributed in the Himalayan region and W. Sichuan. Among them 6 species occur only with Mt. Emei as the easternmost limit and 10 species occur in the region west of Mt. Emei. (D) Ten species, belonging to 9 genera, are distributed in the Himalayan region, this region and S. Shaanxi, S. Gansu or S. E. Qinghai. (E) Eight species, belonging to 6 genera, are distributed in the Himalayan region and this region. Among them 6 species have their range extending eastwards to Guizhou and 2 species eastwards to Guangxi. (F) Five species, belonging to 5 genera, having their range extending from this region southwards to N. Burma. (G) One handred and twenty seven species with nine varieties are endemic to China behind discussion. (4) (A) Three species (i.e. Anoectochilus moulmeinensis, Bulbophyllum forrestii and Liparis chapaensis) are distributed in Indo-China, Burma and the region. (B) Nine species, belonging to 7 genera, are distributed in Indo-China, N. E. India and this region. (C) Forty six species, belonging to 21 genera, are distributed in Indo-China, the Himalayan Region and this region (Appendix, 2.). (D) Twelve species, belonging to 11 genera, are distributed in Indo-China and this region (Appendix, 3.) 3. The vicarism is obvious in the orchid flora of the Hengduan Mountain Region. There are 10 species-pairs (in genera Calanthe, Tropidia, Anoectochilus, Mischobulbum, Bulbophyllum, Gymnadenia, Pogonia, Tipularia, Tulotis, Orchis, etc.) of the horizontal vicarism and 7 species-pairs (in genera Epigeneium, Epipogium, Platanthera, Pogonia, etc.) of the vertical vicarism in the region. 4. The endemic species are prolific in the region. In the orchid flora of the Hengduan Mountain Region there are 155 species and 9 varieties endemic to China: (1) Six species are widespread in the whole East-Asian Region. (2) Twenty two species are the elements of the Sino-Japanese Subregion. (3) One hundred and twenty seven species with nine varieties are the elements of the Sino-Himalayan Subregion. Among them 69 species with 5 varieties are endemic to the region (Appendix, 4.), making up 19% of the total in the region; other 58 species with 4 varieties are distributed in the region and neighbouring regions or provinces of it (Appendix, 5.). 5. Remarkable differentiation of the orchid flora in the Hengduan Mountain Region is shown by evident vicarism and abundance of endemic elements, exampled by Amitostigma, Herminium, Orchis, Cypripedium, Platanthera, etc. and one group of Platanthera, which is confined to the south fringe of the Xizang (Tibet) Plateau-Hengduan Mountain Region. The group consists of 12 species, of which one (P. edgeworthii) is distributed in the Western Himalayas from Hazara in Pakistan to Kumaun in India, and all the other 11 species (i.e.P. stenantha, P. bakeriana, P. roseotincta, P. deflexilabella, P. longiglandula, P. exilliana, P. chiloglossa, P. leptocaulon, P. platantheroides, P. clavigera and P. latilabris) occur in China, with 3 of them (i.e.P. deflexilabella, P. longiglandula and P. chiloglossa) endemic to China. According to their structure of gynostemum and form of labellum they belong to Platanthera without question, although they are different from the other members of Platanthera in stigma convex (not concave) and sepals mammillary-ciliate, stigma exhibits a series of evolutionary trends in part of species, from stigma single, convex, elliptic and located near rear of spur mouth (in P. stenantha) to stigma single, suddle, and located near front of spur mouth (in P. bakeriana) and to stigma double, separate and located at front of spur mouth in the other ten species. The group in Platanthera is only confined to the area from the south fringe of the Xizang (Tibet) Plateau to the Hengduan Mountain Region. It seems that the genus has been affected by intense lift of the area, causing variation and differentiation and giving rise to the group due to the long-term natural selection. Mt. Emei in Sichuan Province is the eastern limit of distribution of the group, where there are three spcies, among which two (P. deflexilabella and P. longiglandula) are endemic to the mountains. In addition, among Risleya (1 species), Diphylax (3 species) and Diplomeris (2 species), three genera typical of distribution in the Sino-Himalayan Subregion, Risleya and Diphylax have Mt. Emei as their eastern limit. Eleven species, belonging to elements of the SinoJapanese Subregion, occur only from Japan to Western Sichuan with Mt. Emei as the western limit. Among nine species, belonging to elements of the Sino-Himalayan Subregion, six occur from the Himalayas to W. Sichuan and three of them are endemic to the Hengduan Mountain Region, with Mt. Emei as their eastern limit of distribution. There are eight endemic species and one variety of orchids in Mt. Emei, making up about 11.59% of the total endemic species in the Hengduan Mountain Region. Orchid floristic elements in Mt. Emei are obviously different from those in Mt. Jinfo, the former being mainly of the Sino-Himalayan Subregion, while the latter being mainly of the Sino-Japanese Subregion. From the distribution patterns of the orchid floristic elements in the Hengduan Mountain Region and Eastern China, the Emei Mountain is considered important for drawing a boundary line between the Sino-Japanese Subregion and the Sino-Himalayan Subregion. The discussion may be summarized as follows: the floristic features of the orchid flora in the Hengduan Mountain Region are: (1) rich in species, complex in geographical components, eminent vicarism and differentiation, and prolific in endemic species; (2) terrestrial life form is dominant one; (3) mainly consisting of temperate and subtropical East-Asian elements, es pecially, elements of Sino-Himalayan Subregion, though with some tropical elements and elem-ents of other regions.     

火干扰对苍山云南松林步甲群落的影响

在云南省大理市苍山火烧迹地采用陷阱法初步研究了火干扰对苍山云南松林步甲群落的影响.其中未火烧迹地步甲群落由7属14种组成;火烧迹地步甲群落由6属8种组成,样地同多度没有显著差异.未火烧迹地步甲群落物种组成不同于火烧迹地,但部分火烧迹地与未火烧迹地接近;健步甲Carabus solidior是森林生境良好的指示物种(IndVal=0.9489,P=0.001).研究显示,火干扰已经改变了云南松林步甲群落组成,降低了步甲群落的多样性.     

永德大雪山中山湿性常绿阔叶林植物区系的初步研究

中山湿性常绿阔叶林是永德大雪山亚热带山地植被垂直带上最具特征性的植被类型,也是该地区面积最大、保存最为完整、最有保护价值的植被类型。从该类型植被中219种常见和优势植物的种类结构分析看,只有热带亚洲成分、中国-喜马拉雅成分及中国特有成分能够贯穿于乔木Ⅰ、Ⅱ、Ⅲ层,灌木层,草本层和层外植物各层次之中;其区系成分以中国-喜马拉雅和中国特有成分占优势,同时热带亚洲成分也占有相当的比例,说明其区系具有亚热带向温带过渡的性质;而中国特有种的进一步分析亦表明其区系的过渡性质。这表明永德大雪山处于中国-喜马拉雅森林植物区系和热带亚洲植物区系的分界面上,其植物区系的过渡特征非常明显。通过永德大雪山中山湿性常绿阔叶林与邻近地区同类型植被的优势种和主要伴生种的比较,我们初步认为该地此类森林植被环境更“温湿”。