Integrative Biology Journals

25 June 1982, Volume 4 Issue 03
    

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  • Chang Chetseng
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    The present paper contributes the knowledge of wood structure of Manglie- tiastrum sinicum Law, a new monotypic genus of the family Magnoliaceae. The anatomical feature of this wood is described as follows: Diffuse-porous wood ; pores 15-25 per sq. mm, solitary or in radial multiples of 3- 4 (may be up to 6) pore cluster also occur but rare, more or less angular in shape, perforation plates scalariform, with 6-12 bors (may be up to 17), generally 7-8 or 10, intervascular pittings scalariform with fine spiral thickenings; vessel elements 748-1224, generally 876 longl wood rays heterogeneous, type IIA with 1-2, sometimes 3-4 rows of upright cells on both margins, uniserate rays 3-7 cells (may be up to 13) or 193-230u high, the multiseriate rays 3-5 cells or 68-119.2u wide, and 16-22 cells or 340-748u height; oil cells absent, fiber-tracheids 0.8-2.8 mm, generally 1.5 mm long; wood parenchma terminal, narrow banded (generally 7-8 cells wide, may be up to 12), rarely scanty paratracheal.
  • P. C. Keng
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Species G.maximae (C. Hartm.) Holmb. affinis,sed culmis gracilibus, circ. 50 cm altis, et laminis paniculisqus angustioribus differt. Culmi erecti vel basi geniculati, circ. 50 cm alti, 2 mm crasso, 4- 5 -nodes; vaginae glabrae laevesque, fere omnino clausae, superiores internodiis breviores; ligula scariosa, truncata vel irregulariter denticulata, circ, 1 mm alta; laminap 6-10 cm longae, 2-3. 5 mm latae, saepissime erectae planae, scaberu- lae vel ad paginam inferiorem laeves; panicula angusta, leviter contracta.
  • Isi Zhanhuo
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    A H. parishii (Veitch & Rchb. f. ) pfitz., foliis angustioribus, lobo lobelli intermedii angustate oblongo, calcari longiore differt. Planta epiphytica. Radices aeriae, albidae, glabrae, complanatae, longae et flexae. Caulis brevis, 1 -2 cm 10 ngus. Folia disticha, carnosa, subbasilaria, oblonga vel obovato-lanceolata, 5.5-19 cm longa, 1.5-3.4 cm lata, apice obtusa et inaequali-bilobulata, basi in vaginam angustata (vagina cum lamina articulata), nervis numerosis, tantum costa conspicuiore. Scapus 1-4, e basi caulis enatus, ad 10 cm longus. Racemus laxe pauciflorus; bracteis ovatis, 6- 9 mm longis, apice obtusiusculis.
  • Yuan Shuhua
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Species affinis A.hexapetali (L.f.) Bhandari, sed foliis supra dense punctulatis, carpellis circ. 20 stigmatibus pilosis differt. Frutex scandens, ramulis juvenalibus pilosis, tarde glabrescentibus.
  • Hsu Tingzhi
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Species affinis C.fastigiatae D.Dortf sed foliis subtus sepalis et corollis argenteo-pubescentibus valde differt. Fruticulus erectus 12-15 cm altus, ramosus, rami conferti. Folia imbri- cata, lanceolata vel late lanceolata, 4- 5 mm longa, c.1.5 mm lata, percori- acea, subtus arcuata sparse argenteo-pubescentia, margine rubro-brunnea late scariosa ciliata, 1-sulcata, sulcis vix ad apicem foliorum porrectis sed basi dilatatis. Flores solitarii axillares, pedicellis gracilibus 2- 3 mm longis dense arachnoideo-fulvido-villosis. Sepala 5, elliptica, 4.5 mm lollga, 2 mp lata, apice obtusa vel acuta extus sparse argenteo-pubescentia.
  • Fang Rhuizheng
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Rhododendron microphyton Franch. var. trichanthum A.L.Chang, var. nov.A.var. microphto rececdit floribus roseolis, tubis corollarum extus pilis strigosis gracilioribus obsitis.
  • Li Hsiwen
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Ex affinitate Codonoboeae Ridl. et Didymocarpi Wall. ab illis inflorescentiis subumbellatis involucratis; calycibus 5-partitis; corollis anguste infun-dibuliformi-tubulatis, limbis inconspicue bilabiatis, labiis posticis 4-dentatis dentibus brevibus erectisque, labiis anticis angustioribus integris plus minusve patentibu.
  • Li Pingtao
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    The present paper is the outcome of a taxonomic study of the Chinese Buddleja in our Flora. Buddleja is one of the largest genus in the Loganiaceae. The geographical distribution of this genus is all over our Chinese territories except the northeast regions, extending from 86 to 120 of longitude and 18 to 38 of latitude. It includes 2 subgenera, 2 sections with 28 species and 6 varieties. Ten synonyms are herewith reported as new. The basic idea of classification of Marquand and Leeu wenberg is accordingly adopted, but some important alternations are made necessary for our own arrangements.
  • Ching Ren-Chang
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Bot.Soc.Broter.ser.2.41:25.1967.-Lycopodium cernuum L.Sp.Pl.2:1103.1753;Spring,Monogr,Lycop.1:79.1842 et 2:37.1849;Baker,Handb.Fern Allies 23.1887;Nessel,Barlappgewachse 350.1939.Lepidotis cernua(L.)P.Beauv,Megos Encycl.5:479.1804;Rothmaler in Fl.Europaea 1:6.1964-Lycopodiella cernua(L.)Pichi Sermolli in Webbia 23:166.1968.
  • Mo Quanzhang and Chou Minkang
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
  • Ding Tingkai ,Liu Helin and Pu Quanlong
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    This is paper reports the chemical constituents of f the resin from Cunninghamia unicanaliculata var. pyramidalis. On the basis of the observation made on GC and TLC, we found the resin contains more than tell components, two of them are monoterpenes (a-pinene and limonene). The other eight components were isolated from petroleum ether extract of resin. By spectroscopic data (UV, IR, NMR and GC/MS) the eight compounds were identified as α-caryophylrne (Ⅰ), P-selinenr (Ⅱ), pimara-8, 15-dinene (Ⅲ), trans-biformene (Ⅳ ), pimaradienol (Ⅴ), pimaranol (Ⅵ), trans-commuol (Ⅶ ), and trans-communic acid (Ⅷ ), respectively.
  • Dian Jinyu and Liang Hanxing
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    The percentages of germination of the seeds of Gastrodia elata on different days after pollination were studied under sterile condition. The result shows that within certain period before the dehiscence of the capsule (about 1/4 of thetime required from pollination to dehiscence), the percentages of germination of different day old seeds are similar and higher than 85%.
  • Zhu Zhengyi
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Species T.wattii (C.B. Clarke ) Hook. f. affinis sed tubo perianthii intus prope aperturam laminis tenuibus carnosis margine repando-dentatis prae-dito; lobis perianthii elliptico-lanceolatis vel elliptico-ovatis, apice acuminatis vel obtusis; bracteis brevissimis 6- 8 mm longis; spica apice ebracteata; pedunculo 1 cm longo, 1-3-bracteato praedito; foliis brevioribus angustioribusque differt. Rhizoma repens cylindricum gracile leviter curvatum 24-32 cm longum 2-4 mm diam. flavo-brunneum. Folia 5-6 chartacea vel subcoriacea, elliptica vel ovata 5-6.5 cm longa 2.5-3.5 cm lata, apice acuminata, basi cuneata vel late cuneata, margine integra, utrinque glabra, petiolo circ, 2.5 cm longo vel brevissimo, basi dilatato et vaginato; vaginae squamiformes 4-6.
  • Guo Yu,Wang Hongdou,Wang Yaje and Li Xiabing
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
  • Xu Zhaifu and Yu Pinhua
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    Dipterocarpaceae is well known as a dominant family in the tropical flora of South-East Asia, which belonged to the constituent of Paleotropic. There are 5 genera, 11 species and 1 varieties of diptrocarp native in Chinese tropicel flora and 7 genera, 16 species plantcd in Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden situated in the South of Yunnan Province were introduced from South-East Asia and other tropical regions of our country.
  • Shan Yong
    Plant Diversity. 1982, 4(03): 1-3.
    The biological effects of the community structure of onr artificial rubber forest were observed with the modern instruments and the traditional microcli-mate observations. The variation regularity of some ecological factors was preliminarily discussed. It was observed that the temperature of rubber trees and the sunlight intensity at the experimental locality were closely related. In Xishuan-banna, the rubber tree temperature of facing southwest part is higher than that of facing northeast part. The highest temperature difference between W and N parts of rubber trees was 1 ℃. The temperatures of the surface and shallow parts of the rubber trees were directIy and obviously influenced by the sunlight intensity. And the influence was gradually reduced to the deeper parts of the rubber trees. The core parts of the rubber trees were indirectly influenced by the sunlight intensity.。