限水灌溉冬小麦冠层氮分布与转运特征及其对供氮的响应

以高产冬小麦品种周麦18为材料,在大田春灌1水条件下,设置不同供氮水平和氮肥运筹处理试验,研究并探讨了在华北地区限水灌溉条件下氮肥施用对冬小麦冠层叶片氮素时空分布与转运及氮肥利用的影响。结果表明,冬小麦适量施氮可显著增产,2008-2009年以施氮量180 kg/hm²时(N21)产量最高,为8749 kg/hm²;2009-2010年以施氮量270 kg/hm²时(N32)产量最高,但施氮量210 kg/hm²(N22)处理与N32处理产量无显著差异,分别为8340 kg/hm²和8558 kg/hm²。氮肥利用效率和氮肥偏生产力均随施氮量增加而降低;氮肥利用率与氮肥农学效率均随施氮量的增加呈先升后降的趋势,分别在N21和N22处理时最高。冠层叶片氮素含量和积累量随叶层层次自上而下降低而下降,垂直梯度分明,各时期冠层叶片氮素垂直梯度随施氮量的增加总体呈先增大后减小的趋势。冠层叶片氮素转运量、转运率和对籽粒的贡献率均呈现为:第1层>第2层>第3层>第4层。相关分析表明,冠层叶片氮素梯度与叶片氮素转运率呈显著正相关关系(R²=0.722^*),与贡献率呈极显著正相关关系(R²=0.975^**)。适量施氮(120-210 kg/hm²)增大了叶层间氮素垂直分布梯度,促进了氮素在植株内的运移分配,有利于叶片氮素向外转运,提高了叶片氮素转运量和对籽粒贡献率,保持了较高的氮素利用率。施氮过多(330 kg/hm²)减小了叶层间氮素垂直分布梯度,减弱了氮素在植株内的再利用,叶片氮素转运不畅,导致叶片氮素转运量和对籽粒贡献率下降,氮素利用率显著降低。连续两年试验结果显示,通过适量氮肥调控可以增大冠层叶片氮素垂直梯度,有利于叶片中的氮素输出,促进氮素的再分配、再利用,从而提高氮素利用率,并可获得较高的籽粒产量和蛋白质含量。     

冬凌草腺毛的形态学及组织化学研究

利用光学显微镜对药用植物冬凌草地上部分腺毛的形态、分布和组织化学进行了研究。结果表明:(1)冬凌草的叶表皮有3种形态显著不同的毛,即非腺毛、盾状腺毛和头状腺毛;盾状腺毛和头状腺毛均具1个基细胞、1个柄细胞和头部;成熟的盾状腺毛的头部一般由4个分泌细胞组成,而头状腺毛头部由2个分泌细胞组成。(2)组织化学鉴定结果显示:2种腺毛中均含有黄酮类成分,盾状腺毛中还含有单萜、倍半萜等萜类成分;冬凌草甲素可能只存在于盾状腺毛中,但需要更直接的证据证明。研究认为,高密度的盾状腺毛可以作为筛选冬凌草高甲素含量品种的一项重要依据。     

河南省金岗台自然保护区两栖动物资源及保护

1999年4月～2009年9月,运用样带法、编目法和访问调查等方法对河南省金岗台自然保护区的两栖动物资源状况进行为期10年的调查.结果显示,金岗台自然保护区现有两栖动物21种,隶属于2目8科16属;区系成分以东洋界为主,兼有古北界和广布种,体现了保护区地理过渡带和气候过渡带的特点.金岗台自然保护区面积狭小,不能满足现有两栖类生态和繁殖所需要的空间和资源,有必要提升保护区级别,扩大保护区面积.     

SCGE法检测敌敌畏对大鳞副泥鳅DNA损伤的研究

目的 采用SCGE技术检测敌敌畏对大鳞副泥鳅DNA的损伤效应.方法 设置敌敌畏0.64 μg/L、1.28μg./L、1.92μg/L、2.56μg/L、3.20μg/L 5个浓度组和一个空白对照组(15尾大鳞副泥鳅/组),通过单细胞凝胶电泳技术(scGE)研究各浓度敌敌畏处理组在分别处理l d、2 d、3 d后对大鳞...     

日本三角涡虫神经系统的组织学观察

为了给涡虫神经生物学的比较研究提供基础资料和通过RNAi技术为研究与脑部再生有关基因的功能奠定基础,本研究使用石蜡连续切片技术,经HE和Masson染色后,对日本三角涡虫Dugesia japonica的神经系统进行观察.日本三角涡虫的中枢神经系统由脑和2条纵神经索组成,脑呈马蹄形;纵神经索从头部到尾部逐渐变细;脑部神经细胞突起连接成网状,纵神经索内神经细胞突起呈纵向排列;咽壁神经组织排列成内外2个圆筒状.这些结构差异反映出日本三角涡虫在涡虫纲系统演化中处于较高级的地位.     

Fertile sediment and ammonium enrichment decrease the growth and biomechanical strength of submersed macrophyte Myriophyllum spicatum in an experiment

Decline of submersed macrophytes has occurred in eutrophic lakes worldwide. Little is known about effects of nutrient enrichment on biomechanical properties of submersed macrophytes. In a 30-day experiment, Myriophyllum spicatum was cultured in aquaria containing two types of sediment (mesotrophic clay vs. fertile loam) with contrasting water NH₄ ⁺ concentrations (0 vs. 3.0 mg L^?1 NH₄–N). The plant growth, shoot and root morphology, stem biomechanical properties, and stem total nonstructure carbohydrates content (TNC) were examined. The NH₄ ⁺-enriched water, particularly combined with the fertile sediment, caused adverse effects on M. spicatum as indicated by reductions in the growth, stem biomechanical properties (tensile force, bending force and structural stiffness), and TNC content. These results indicate that increased sediment fertility and water NH₄ ⁺-enrichment made the plant more fragile and vulnerable to hydraulic damage, particularly for the upper stem, implying that M. spicatum was prone to uprooting and fracture by hydraulic force, and the broken fragment from parent shoot of M. spicatum might have low-survival potential due to its low-TNC content. This may be a mechanical aspect for the decline of submersed macrophytes and makes it more difficult to restore submersed vegetation in the eutrophic lakes.     

Seed predation patterns favor the regeneration of dominant species in forest gaps compared with the understory in an oak-pine mixed forest

Recent studies have demonstrated the higher likelihood of regeneration in forest gaps compared with the understory for the dominant species in pine-oak mixed forest. Here, we tested whether rodent seed predation or dispersal was beneficial for gap regeneration. We tracked the seed predation and dispersal of Quercus aliena var. acuteserrata and Pinus armandii using coded plastic tags in the forest understory close to gaps. Our results demonstrated that the proportions of initial buried seeds of both species were significantly more abundant in the forest understory compared with gaps. After seed caching, however, significantly lower proportions of the seeds of both species survived in the forest understory compared with gaps during the 30-day observation period. The final survival proportions of the seeds cached in the forest understory were lower than those cached in the gaps the next spring, which indicated that small rodents rarely retrieved scatter-hoarded seeds from forest gaps. Our findings suggest that rodent seed predation patterns contribute to the regeneration of the dominant species in gaps compared with the understory in a pine-oak mixed forest. In the study area, reforestation usually involves planting seedlings but direct sowing in forest gaps may be an alternative means of accelerating forest recovery and successional processes.     

Plant genetic diversity and grazing management on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau: A case study of a dominant native wheatgrass (Elymus nutans)

Grazing management on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau in China concerns farmers, scientists and policy makers because of its geographical uniqueness. To investigate the effects of grazing on genetic diversity in native plants, the dominant perennial wheatgrass Elymus nutans was used as a model to examine genetic diversity and spatial population structure under different grazing intensities. Intra-population genetic diversity in three grazed areas was higher than un-grazed area; however, the genetic diversity decreased with increasing grazing intensity. Genotypes from four areas were separated into two groups (grazed and un-grazed) through a clustering analysis. Approximately 12% (G_st = 0.1487) of the DNA variation was apportioned among populations by AMOVA indicating a relatively low degree of inter-population genetic differentiation. Significant spatial auto-correlations and subpopulation structure were also observed within the four areas, and the genetic ‘patch’ size decreased with increasing grazing intensity. On the high and cold Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, grazing is suitable for the maintenance of genetic diversity, and a light grazing intensity is optimal for the conservation of perennial grass germplasm and long-term grassland management.