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植物多样性(英文)
植物多样性(英文)

李德铢

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2096-2703

bianji@mail.kib.ac.cn

0871-65223032

650204

昆明市盘龙区蓝黑路132号中科院昆明植物研究所内

植物多样性(英文)/Journal Plant DiversityCSCD北大核心CSTPCDSCI
查看更多>>本刊是国家科委(79)国科发条字341号文批准创办的植物学专业学报,是中国科学院主管的全国性自然科学期刊。本刊1979年创刊,现已成为我国植物科学研究发表论文的主要学术性刊物之一。本刊属于中国生物学类科技核心期刊;中国自然科学核心期刊。主要刊登植物学各学科具有创新性或较高学术水平的原始论文和简报;植物学领域的新发现及重大应用价值的新成果快报;结合本人工作,反映本学科重要领域的国内外最新研究进展的综述等。本刊设有植物系统学与生物地理学、植物化学与化学生物学、生物多样性保护与民族植物学、植物生态学与资源管理、植物生理与分子生物学5个专栏。本刊已被国内外多家二次文献收录,现我刊已同30个国家和地区有发行和交换关系。
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    Integrating high-volume molecular and morphological data into the evolutionary studies of Allium

    Xing-Jin He
    1-2页

    Flower morphology of Allium(Amaryllidaceae)and its systematic significance

    Ju Eun JangShukherdorj BaasanmunkhNudkhuu NyamgerelSeung-Yoon Oh...
    3-27页
    查看更多>>摘要:Allium is a complicated genus that includes approximately 1000 species.Although its morphology is well studied,the taxonomic importance of many morphological traits,including floral traits,are poorly un-derstood.Here,we examined and measured the floral characteristics of 87 accessions of 74 Allium taxa(belonging to 30 sections and nine subgenera)from Central to Eastern Asian countries.We then examined the taxonomic relationships between select flower characteristics and a phylogenetic tree based on ITS sequences.Our results confirm that floral morphology provides key taxonomic information to assess species delimitation in Allium.We found that perianth color is an important characteristic within the subg.Melanocrommyum,Polyprason,and Reticulatobulbosa.In subg.Allium,Cepa,and Rhizir-ideum,significant characteristics include ovary shape,perianth shape,and inner tepal apex.For species in subg.Angunium,the key taxonomic character is ovule number(only one ovule in per locule).In the subg.Allium,Cepa,Polyprason,and Reticulatobulbosa,which belong to the third evolutionary line of Allium,hood-like appendages occur in the ovary,although these do not occur in subg.Rhizirideum.Our results also indicated that the flower morphology of several species in some sections are not clearly distin-guished,e.g.,sect.Sacculiferum(subg.Cepa)and sect.Tenuissima(subg.Rhizirideum).This study provides detailed photographs and descriptions of floral characteristics and information on general distributions,habitats,and phenology of the studied taxa.

    Phylotranscriptomic discordance is best explained by incomplete lineage sorting within Allium subgenus Cyathophora and thus hemiplasy accounts for interspecific trait transition

    Zengzhu ZhangGang LiuMinjie Li
    28-38页
    查看更多>>摘要:The transition of traits between genetically related lineages is a fascinating topic that provides clues to understanding the drivers of speciation and diversification.Much can be learned about this process from phylogeny-based trait evolution.However,such inference is often plagued by genome-wide gene-tree discordance(GTD),mostly due to incomplete lineage sorting(ILS)and/or introgressive hybridization,especially when the genes underlying the traits appear discordant.Here,by collecting transcriptomes,whole chloroplast genomes(cpDNA),and population genetic datasets,we used the coalescent model to turn GTD into a source of information for ILS and employed hemiplasy to explain specific cases of apparent"phylogenetic discordance"between different morphological traits and probable species phy-logeny in the Allium subg.Cyathophora.Both concatenation and coalescence methods consistently showed the same phylogenetic topology for species tree inference based on single-copy genes(SCGs),as supported by the Ks distribution.However,GTD was high across the genomes of subg.Cyathophora:-27%-38.9%of the SCG trees were in conflict with the species tree.Plasmid and nuclear incongruence was also present.Our coalescent simulations indicated that such GTD was mainly a product of ILS.Our hemiplasy risk factor calculations supported that random fixation of ancient polymorphisms in different populations during successive speciation events along the subg.Cyathophora phylogeny may have caused the character transition,as well as the anomalous cpDNA tree.Our study exemplifies how phylogenetic noise can be transformed into evolutionary information for understanding character state transitions along species phylogenies.

    How to fill the biodiversity data gap:Is it better to invest in fieldwork or curation?

    Carlos A.VargasMarius BottinTiina SarkinenJames E.Richardson...
    39-48页
    查看更多>>摘要:Data gaps and biases are two important issues that affect the quality of biodiversity information and downstream results.Understanding how best to fill existing gaps and account for biases is necessary to improve our current information most effectively.Two current main approaches for obtaining and improving data include(1)curation of biological collections,and(2)fieldwork.However,the compar-ative effectiveness of these approaches in improving biodiversity data remains little explored.We used the Flora de Bogotá project to study the magnitude of change in species richness,spatial coverage,and sample coverage of plant records based on curation versus fieldwork.The process of curation resulted in a decrease in species richness(synonym and error removal),but it significantly increased the number of records per species.Fieldwork contributed to a slight increase in species richness,via accumulation of new records.Additionally,curation led to increases in spatial coverage,species observed by locality,the number of plant records by species,and localities by species compared to fieldwork.Overall,curation was more efficient in producing new information compared to field work,mainly because of the large number of records available in herbaria.We recommend intensive curatorial work as the first step in increasing biodiversity data quality and quantity,to identify bias and gaps at the regional scale that can then be targeted with fieldwork.The stepwise strategy would enable fieldwork to be planned more cost-effectively given the limited resources for biodiversity exploration and characterization.

    Life forms affect beta-diversity patterns of larch forests in China

    Wenjing FangQiong CaiChengjun JiJiangling Zhu...
    49-58页
    查看更多>>摘要:Beta-diversity reflects the spatial changes in community species composition which helps to understand how communities are assembled and biodiversity is formed and maintained.Larch(Larix)forests,which are coniferous forests widely distributed in the mountainous and plateau areas in North and Southwest China,are critical for maintaining the environmental conditions and species diversity.Few studies of larch forests have examined the beta-diversity and its constituent components(species turnover and nestedness-resultant components).Here,we used 483 larch forest plots to determine the total beta-diversity and its components in different life forms(i.e.,tree,shrub,and herb)of larch forests in China and to evaluate the main drivers that underlie this beta-diversity.We found that total beta-diversity of larch forests was mainly dependent on the species turnover component.In all life forms,total beta-diversity and the species turnover component increased with increasing geographic,eleva-tional,current climatic,and paleoclimatic distances.In contrast,the nestedness-resultant component decreased across these same distances.Geographic and environmental factors explained 20%-25%of total beta-diversity,18%-27%of species turnover component,and 4%-16%of nestedness-resultant component.Larch forest types significantly affected total beta-diversity and species turnover compo-nent.Taken together,our results indicate that life forms affect beta-diversity patterns of larch forests in China,and that beta-diversity is driven by both niche differentiation and dispersal limitation.Our findings help to greatly understand the mechanisms of community assemblies of larch forests in China.

    A phylogenetic approach identifies patterns of beta diversity and floristic subregions of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

    Haibin YuMan YangZixin LuWeitao Wang...
    59-69页
    查看更多>>摘要:Patterns of taxonomic and phylogenetic beta diversity and their relationships with environmental cor-relates can help reveal the origin and evolutionary history of regional biota.The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau(QTP)harbors an exceptionally diverse flora,however,a phylogenetic perspective has rarely been used to investigate its beta diversity and floristic regions.In this study,we used a phylogenetic approach to identify patterns of beta diversity and quantitatively delimit floristic regions on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.We also examined the relationships between multifaceted beta diversity,geographical dis-tance,and climatic difference,and evaluated the relative importance of various factors(i.e.,climate,topography and history)in shaping patterns of beta diversity.Sørensen dissimilarity indices indicated that patterns of species turnover among sites dominated the QTP.We also found that patterns of both taxonomic and phylogenetic beta diversity were significantly related to geographical distance and cli-matic difference.The environmental factors that contributed most to these patterns of beta diversity include annual precipitation,mean annual temperature,climatic gradients and climatic instability.Hi-erarchical dendrograms of dissimilarity and non-metric multidimensional scaling ordination based on phylogenetic beta diversity data identified ten floristic subregions in the QTP.Our results suggest that the contemporary environment and historical climate changes have filtered species composition among sites and eventually determined beta diversity patterns of plants in the QTP.

    Community structure and species diversity dynamics of a subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest in China:2005 to 2020

    Shi-Guang WeiLin LiKun-Dong BaiZhi-Feng Wen...
    70-77页
    查看更多>>摘要:Here,we characterize the temporal and spatial dynamics of forest community structure and species diversity in a subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest in China.We found that community structure in this forest changed over a 15-year period.Specifically,renewal and death of common species was large,with the renewal of individuals mainly concentrated within a few populations,especially those of Aidia canthioides and Cryptocarya concinna.The numbers of individual deaths for common species were concentrated in the small and mid-diameter level.The spatial distribution of community species di-versity fluctuated in each monitoring period,showing a more dispersed diversity after the 15-year study period,and the coefficient of variation on quadrats increased.In 2010,the death and renewal of the community and the spatial variation of species diversity were different compared to other survey years.Extreme weather may have affected species regeneration and community stability in our subtropical monsoon evergreen broad-leaved forests.Our findings suggest that strengthening the monitoring and management of the forest community will help better understand the long-and short-term causes of dynamic fluctuations of community structure and species diversity,and reveal the factors that drive changes in community structure.

    Conservation genomic investigation of an endangered conifer,Thuja sutchuenensis,reveals low genetic diversity but also low genetic load

    Tongzhou TaoRichard I.MilneJialiang LiHeng Yang...
    78-90页
    查看更多>>摘要:Endangered species generally have small populations with low genetic diversity and a high genetic load.Thuja sutchuenensis is an endangered conifer endemic to southwestern China.It was once considered extinct in the wild,but in 1999 was rediscovered.However,little is known about its genetic load.We collected 67 individuals from five wild,isolated T.sutchuenensis populations,and used 636,151 SNPs to analyze the level of genetic diversity and genetic load in T.sutchuenensis to delineate the conservation units of T.sutchuenensis,based on whole transcriptome sequencing data,as well as target capture sequencing data.We found that populations of T.sutchuenensis could be divided into three groups.These groups had low levels genetic diversity and were moderately genetically differentiated.Our findings also indicate that T.sutchuenensis suffered two severe bottlenecks around the Last Glaciation Period and Last Glacial Maximum.Among Thuja species,T.sutchuenensis presented the lowest genetic load and hence might have purged deleterious mutations efficiently through purifying selection.However,distribution of fitness effects analysis indicated a high extinction risk for T.sutchuenensis.Multiple lines of evidence identified three management units for T.sutchuenensis.Although T.sutchuenensis possesses a low genetic load,low genetic diversity,suboptimal fitness,and anthropogenic pressures all present an extinction risk for this rare conifer.This might also hold true for many endangered plant species in the mountains all over the world.

    Projected impacts of climate change on the habitat of Xerophyta species in Africa

    Vincent Okelo WangaBoniface K.NgaregaMillicent Akinyi OuloElijah Mbandi Mkala...
    91-100页
    查看更多>>摘要:Climate change poses a serious long-term threat to biodiversity.To effectively reduce biodiversity loss,conservationists need to have a thorough understanding of the preferred habitats of species and the variables that affect their distribution.Therefore,predicting the impact of climate change on species-appropriate habitats may help mitigate the potential threats to biodiversity distribution.Xerophyta,a monocotyledonous genus of the family Velloziaceae is native to mainland Africa,Madagascar,and the Arabian Peninsula.The key drivers of Xerophyta habitat distribution and preference are unknown.Using 308 species occurrence data and eight environmental variables,the MaxEnt model was used to deter-mine the potential distribution of six Xerophyta species in Africa under past,current and future climate change scenarios.The results showed that the models had a good predictive ability(Area Under the Curve and True Skill Statistics values for all SDMs were more than 0.902),indicating high accuracy in forecasting the potential geographic distribution of Xerophyta species.The main bioclimatic variables that impacted potential distributions of most Xerophyta species were mean temperature of the driest quarter(Bio9)and precipitation of the warmest quarter(Bio18).According to our models,tropical Africa has zones of moderate and high suitability for Xerophyta taxa,which is consistent with the majority of documented species localities.The habitat suitability of the existing range of the Xerophyta species varied based on the climate scenario,with most species experiencing a range loss greater than the range gain regardless of the climate scenario.The projected spatiotemporal patterns of Xerophyta species help guide recommendations for conservation efforts.

    Megafossils of Betulaceae from the Oligocene of Qaidam Basin and their paleoenvironmental and phytogeographic implications

    Tao YangJia-Hao CaiYan-Zhi DaiHong-Yu Chen...
    101-115页
    查看更多>>摘要:Understanding the paleoenvironment and phytogeographical history of the Tibetan Plateau,China relies on discovering new plant fossils.The Qaidam Basin has long been regarded as an ideal'field laboratory'to investigate the paleoclimate and paleobiological evolution of the northern Tibetan Plateau.However,fossil angiosperms from the Qaidam Basin are rare,and our knowledge of its paleovegetation is poor.Here,we report fossil leaves and fruits of Betulaceae found from the Oligocene Shangganchaigou For-mation of northwestern Qaidam Basin(Huatugou area).Comparative morphological analysis led us to assign the fruits to the Betula subgenus Betula and the leaves to Carpinus grandis.These findings,together with other reported fossil plants from the same locality,reveal a close floristic linkage between the Qaidam Basin and Europe during the Oligocene.The northern pathway of this floristic exchange may have crossed through the Qaidam Basin during the late Paleogene.This floristic linkage may have been facilitated by the continuous narrowing of the Turgai Strait and stronger westerlies,which transported moisture and provided favorable climatic conditions.Indeed,fossil plants collected from the Qaidam Basin suggest that during the Oligocene this region had warm and humid deciduous broad-leaf forest,which differs from the region's modern vegetation and indicates that the Qaidam Basin may have been a suitable region for these plants to flourish and spread during the Oligocene.