间伐对杉木不同根序细根形态、生物量和氮含量的影响

以25年生的杉木人工林为对象,研究了间伐对杉木1～5级根的生物量、形态和氮含量的影响.结果表明: 随着根序的增加,杉木细根的生物量、直径和组织密度(RTD)显著增加,而比根长(SRL)、根长密度(RLD)和根数(RN)显著降低.间伐显著提高了1～2级根的生物量、RLD和RN,以及1级和3～5级根的RTD,而对细根的SRL和氮含量无影响;1级和3～4级根的直径显著减小;表层(0～10 cm)土壤中的2级根直径明显小于亚表层(10～20 cm)土壤,而1～3级根的RLD和1～2级根的RN和氮含量均大于亚表层土壤.
间伐和土层的相互作用仅使1～2级根的直径减小.杉木细根的变化主要与间伐后的植被生长及更新密切相关.
     

杉木根系和凋落物对土壤微生物学性质的影响

通过模拟试验,研究了杉木根系和凋落物及其交互作用对土壤微生物学性质的影响.结果表明：杉木根系和凋落物在土壤生态过程中发挥的作用有所不同.与对照相比,杉木根系处理的土壤微生物生物量碳（MBC）、土壤基础呼吸、土壤有机碳（TOC）和微生物熵显著增加,土壤呼吸熵（qCO₂）显著降低（P<0.05）;凋落物处理中,仅土壤基础呼吸和qCO₂显著降低（P<0.05）,而MBC、TOC和微生物熵没有显著变化（P>0.05）.杉木根系和凋落物对土壤基础呼吸和qCO₂的影响具有显著的交互作用.qCO₂与土壤可溶性碳（R²=0.325）及TOC（R²=0.209）含量呈显著正相关,说明微生物对碳的利用效率随土壤有机碳数量的增加而降低.与凋落物相比,杉木根系在土壤生态过程中发挥着更重要的作用.     

杉木半同胞家系生长和材性遗传变异研究

对 1 0年生杉木半同胞家系的生长和木材品质性状的遗传变异的研究表明 ,树高、胸径和材积、管胞长度、管胞宽度在家系间存在显著差异 ,木材基本密度和管胞长宽比在家系间差异不显著。树高、胸径、材积、木材基本密度、管胞长度、管胞宽度和管胞长宽比的家系遗传力分别为 0 .697、0 .841、0 .836、0 .31 7、0 .462、0 471和 0 .2 49,单株遗传力分别为 0 .42 5、0 .671、0 .71 6、0 .2 49、0 .437、0 l45、0 .1 81。木材基本密度与树高、胸径、材积、管胞长度、管胞宽度和管胞长宽比都呈负相关 ,只有基本密度与管胞长度的负相关达到显著水平。选出的 4个优良家系 ,树高、胸径、材积、基本密度、管胞长度、管胞宽度和管胞长宽比的遗传增益分别为 3 96%、4.31 %、1 2 .69%、0 .1 2 %、 0 .65 %、 0 .69%和 0 0 3%。     

杉木成熟林细根形态与功能特征的海拔梯度变异特点

为探究植物对环境变化的适应策略,在安徽省金寨县天马国家自然保护区,以不同海拔高度(750、850、1000、1150 m)杉木(Cunninghamia lanceolata)成熟林为对象,采用土钻法获取土壤细根样品,分别测定了不同海拔不同土层(0—10 cm、10—20 cm、20—30 cm)土壤细根生物量、形态特征参数和碳氮含量。结果表明:(1)随海拔梯度增加,0—30 cm土层细根生物量、根长密度、比根长、表面积密度、体积密度均呈先减少后增加趋势,在海拔750 m生物量最大,其余指标在海拔1150 m最大;随土层深度增加,同一海拔细根生物量、根长密度、表面积密度、体积密度均呈减少趋势。(2)随海拔梯度增加,0—30 cm土层细根C和N含量呈先增加后减少趋势,C/N比呈先减少后增加再减少趋势;随土层深度增加,同一海拔细根C含量呈先减少后增加趋势,N含量呈降低趋势,C/N比呈上升趋势。(3)细根N含量与生物量、根长密度和体积密度显著正相关,C/N比与生物量、根长密度、表面积密度和体积密度极显著负相关。(4)土壤水分对细根生物量及其形态指标影响显著。     

林木生长与养分动态模型研究IV.杉木林分断面积方程

基于杉木胸径（ Ｄ）生长方程 Ｄ＝ Ｄｍ ｔ／（ Ｋ＋ ｔ）,本文进一步提出林分断面积（ Ｇ）的动态方程： Ｇ＝ Ｇｍ ［ｔ／（ Ｋ＋ ｔ）］２ ．新方程表达形式简单,基本参数（断面积极值 Ｇｍ 和生长特征系数 Ｋ）生物意义确切,应用精确度高,能够反映杉木林分断面积随林分年龄增长的变化规律     

Updated distribution of Aedes albopictus (Diptera: Culicidae) in Spain: new findings in the mainland Spanish Levante, 2013

In 2004, Aedes (Stegomyia) albopictus (Skuse, 1894) was observed for the first time in Catalonia, northeastern Spain. A decade later, it has spread throughout the eastern Mediterranean region of the country and the Balearic Islands. Framed within a national surveillance project, we present the results of monitoring in 2013 in the autonomous communities of the mainland Levante. The current study reveals a remarkable increase in the spread of the invasive mosquito in relation to results from 2012; the species was present and well-established in 48 municipalities, most of which were along the Mediterranean coastline from the Valencian Community to the Region of Murcia.     

Sequence biostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental reconstruction in the Early Eocene Figols Group of the Tremp-Graus Basin (south-central Pyrenees, Spain)

The dinoflagellate cyst, palynofacies and foraminiferal records from the Early Eocene Figols Group of the Spanish Pyrenees exhibit major changes associated with relative sea-level fluctuations and variations in efficiency of the fluvial systems. The mixed siliciclastic-carbonate marine succession exposed in the Merli-Esdolomada area was deposited on the shelf in a tectonically active basin, under oxic conditions, in shallow to moderately deep marine waters (close to the lower boundary of the photic zone) influenced by river discharge from adjacent emerged lands. Sedimentary cycles are mainly recorded by fine-grained deposits. The paleoenvironmental interpretation of palynological and calcareous microfaunal records allows the definition of depositional sequences and enables to trace basinward surfaces identified in more proximal settings by means of sedimentological facies analysis. At the same time, the solid regional stratigraphic framework already available for the Figols Group allows new insights on the paleoecology of extinct taxa.The Merli-Esdolomada section (ME) spans two 3rd order sequences. The upper sequence reflects more marginal marine conditions than the lower one, thus pointing to an overall shallowing trend with time. In the lower sequence the maximum flooding interval is characterised by a rich and diverse microfauna, highest relative abundances of marine phytoplankton and typically neritic dinoflagellate cyst (dinocyst) assemblages dominated by Spiniferites and Cordosphaeridium. The final phase of the highstand systems tract, in proximity of the main sequence boundary, is characterised by a decrease in abundance and diversity of dinocysts, with the dominance of the lagoonal genus Polysphaeridium, and by decreased microfaunal diversity (discorbids, miliolids, larger foraminifers).Palynological records permit the reconstruction of activation and deactivation phases of the fluvial systems, variations in runoff from the hinterland, nutrient delivery to the sea and productivity in surface waters of the Tremp-Graus Basin. The overall abundance of Spiniferites and the scarcity of peridinioid cysts, Lingulodinium, Pediastrum and Botryococcus algae are interpreted to indicate oligotrophic conditions during the deposition of the investigated succession. Recurrent intervals where the temporary disappearance of Spiniferites corresponds to highest relative abundances of Operculodinium and herbaceous debris are the main evidence for river plumes and denote periods of enhanced fluvial discharge reflecting a Milankovitch-type cyclicity. The Rotalia group, which shows abundance peaks of Cuvillierina spp. in the shallower intervals, is often associated with these episodes, thus suggesting for this taxon more tolerance to turbidity than larger foraminifera. Within the maximum flooding zone, a Thalassiphora patula acme corresponding to the local disappearance of Homotryblium is deemed to record the distal expression of a fluvial activation which triggered water salinity stratification. Despite broad morphological similarities, Homotryblium exhibits more cosmopolitan preferences than Polysphaeridium, which is instead confirmed as a lagoonal euryhaline taxon. The increase of Spinizonocolpites pollen toward the top of the Figols Group records the northwestward migration of Nypa mangrove-palms from southern Europe during the mid Early Eocene.