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    Ultrastructure and Ca2+ Distribution in Anther Wall during Development of Photosensitive Genic Male-sterile Line of Rice Nongken 58S
    XIA Kuai-fei, DUAN Zhong-gang, LIANG Cheng-ye, YE Xiu-lin
    2005, 34(03): 1-4. 
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    Using potassium antimonate technique, the ultrastructure and Ca2+ distribution in anther wall of photo-sensitive genic male-sterile line of Nongken 58S were studied. The results showed that under the long-day photoperiod, some vacuoles and Ca2+ precipitates were found in the tapetal cells in anther wall at pollen mother cell stage. With the growth of the plants, Ca2+ precipitates in the cells of anther wall increased, and it was mainly distributed in tapetal cells and on the surface of the Ubish bodies. Under the long-day photoperiod, the tapetal cells could not form intergraded Ubish bodies and the Ca2+precipitates on Ubish bodies were much less than that under the short-day photoperiod.
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    Observation on the Vessel Elements of Secondary Xylem in Ficus fistulosa
    TANG Wei-ping, CHEN Shu-si
    2005, 34(03): 5-7. 
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    The vessel elements of secondary xylem in Ficus fistulosa were observed and studied by bio-microscope image analysis system and micrography. The results showed that there are various patterns of vessel elements in Ficus fistulosa. Most of the vessel elements are wide and short, without any tails or with a tail only. The vessel elements of Ficus fistulosa show only simple perforation plates and no tylosis is found in them.
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    Correlation between Active Oxygen,Ethylene and Amylase of Banana Fruit in Different Grades of Maturity
    CHEN Hui-ping, CAI Shi-ying
    2005, 34(03): 8-10,26. 
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    The pulp slices of banana fruit treated with exogenous active oxygen (0.5 g/L paraquat, 10 mmol/L H2O2 and 10 mmol/L H2O2+10 mmol/L FeSO4·7H2O) and corresponding active oxygen scavengers (20 mmol/L propyl gallate, 10 units CAT and 70 mmol/L DMSO), exogenous ethylene (750μl/L ethyephon), the leading product (1 mmol/L ACC) and the inhibitor (10 mmol/L AOA) in ethylene synthesis were investigated. The results showed that in the present of O2· and ethylene, the activity of amylase could exhibit and made the fruit soft and ripe. Otherwise, might O2· have different effect from OH· in synthesis of ethylene.
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    Influence of Scion on the Growth and Some Physiological and Biochemical Characters of Rootstocks for Citrus
    ZHOU Kai-bing, GUO Wen-wu, XIA Ren-xue, HU Li-ming, HUANG Ren-hua
    2005, 34(03): 11-14. 
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    Using Citrus unshiu cv. Guoqingsihao and C. sinensis as scions, the growth and some physiological and biochemical characters of rootstocks i.e. C. reticulate+Poncirus trifoliate, C. reticulate+C. jambhiri, C. sinensis×P. trifoliate, C. grandis×P. trifoliate, P. trifoliate, (the not grafted rootstock as control), for citrus were studied through two years potted experiment. The results were as follows:the trunk diameter of C. grandis×P. trifoliate and C. reticulate+C. jambhiri rootstocks would be easily influence by scions. There existed significant differences in root system volume between grafted rootstock and not grafted rootstock. The root activity and the activities of SOD and POD in roots of grafted rootstock were not greater than those of not grafted one. The scions improved the activity of CAT in roots of rootstock.
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    Effects of Three Agricultural Practices on Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Development in Citrus
    WU Qiang-sheng, XIA Ren-xue
    2005, 34(03): 15-17. 
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    The effects of application of N fertilizer (2L 0.5% carbamide), covered ruderals (about 5 to 6 cm thick) and tillage (only 20 cm thick soils for two times) on root mycorrhizal colonization and spore density of two citrus (C. unshiu cv. Guoqing No.1/Poncirus trifoliata and C. unshiu cv. Guoqing No.4/Poncirus trifoliata) were investigated in field. The results showed that covered ruderals significantly enhanced the spore density of two citrus. Application of N fertilizer significantly decreased the spore density; and tillage significantly inhibited the root mycorrhizal colonization of two citrus. Root mycorrhizal colonization was significantly positive correlated with spore density in two citrus.
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    Species Form Feature of Evergreen Broadleaved Forest in Nature Reserve of Castanopsis kawakamii in Sanming City,Fujian Province
    SONG Yu-hong, QIU jin, RUAN Xun-qing, LI Jia-he
    2005, 34(03): 18-22. 
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    Based on the data collected from sample plots with an area of 11 000m2, the species composition, the types of distribution and species diversity of the evergreen broad-leaved forest community in Nature Reserve of Castanopsis kawakamii in Sanming City, Fujian province were investigated. The results showed that the community is composed of 223 species belonging to 159 genera of 80 families of vascular plants, accounting for 80.5 percent of the genera containing only single species. The geographical composition of the flora is complex, which comprises 12 of 15 distribution types of Chinese seed-plants, the tropical and sub-tropical components are dominating over the whole vascular plants, the pantropical distribution genus is in the majority of genera, followed by the tropical Asia one. There also exists some temperate-originated species. The descending order of the magnitude of species diversity was shrub layer, tree layer, herb layer. The evaluation on distribution types and species diversity of the community showed that this forest is a transitional type from south-subtropical forest to mid-subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest.
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    Effect of Terrain on Growth and Trunk's Basic Volume Weight of Alnus cremastogyne from Plantation
    LIAN Hua-sen
    2005, 34(03): 23-26. 
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    An orthoganal design with four terrain factors under two levels was carried out to systematically analyze the law of variation on diameter, height and trunk's basic volume weight of 13-year-old Alnus cremastogyne from plantation. The results showed that slope form was the most important factor which influenced diameter, height and trunk's basic volume weight of Alnus cremastogyne from plantation and the slope with less than 45 degree influenced the diameter and height insignificantly. As to diameter growth and trunk's basic volume weight, slope aspect is the second important influencing factor and position on the slope is the third one; as to height growth, position on the slope is the second important influencing factor and followed by the slope aspect.
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    Vegetative Character and Quality of Two Garden Lycium chinense Varieties
    SUN Hong
    2005, 34(03): 27-29. 
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    The vegetative character, nutritional composition and eating quality of two garden varieties (‘Da Ye’ and ‘Xiao Ye’) of Lycium chinense were studied. The results showed that ‘Da Ye’ was sensitive to low temperature and ‘Xiao Ye’ was sensitive to high temperature, and the average yield of young buds of ‘Da Ye’ was higher than that of ‘Xiao Ye’. The contents of protein and Vit C in young buds of ‘Xiao Ye’ were higher than those of ‘Da Ye’. It is suggested that growing these two varieties in due proportions can increase the unit yield.
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    Diagnosis of Little Leaf Disease of Peach in Northwestern Fujian
    XIE Wen-long, NING Huo-gen, LUO Shui-xin, ZHANG Yao-heng, LI Jian
    2005, 34(03): 30-33. 
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    According to the leaf symptoms and the analysis of nutrient elements in leaf and soil, it was determined that the little leaf disease of peach in northwestern Fujian was attributed to the deficiency of Ca and B. Eliminating the pesticide pollution, the leading factor of little leaf disease was B deficiency and Ca deficiency was the secondary one.
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    Effects of Substrate,Nutrient Solution and Chemical Agents on Growth and Flowering of Anthurium andraeanum
    SHENG Ai-wu, HE Quan, ZHAO Yin-fang, ZHANG Wan-feng
    2005, 34(03): 34-36,33. 
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    Effects of three substrates (peat:perlite:sand=1:1:1, perlite and water) and three nutrient solutions (N:P2O5:K2O=3.387:1:5.661, 6:1:8 and 4:1:8) on the growth of Anthurium andraeanum were studied. The results showed that nutrient solution of N:P2O5:K2O=4:1:8 was the best for the height, weight and leaf number of the plant when cultured in water. Under the heat stress (32℃), water substrate could significantly reduce the leaf yellowing of Anthurium andraeanum. Meanwhile, 6-BA could significantly decrease the number of yellow leaves when cultured in the substrate of peat:perlite:sand=1:1:1.
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    Application of Pectinase to Sugar Cane Juice Clarification
    CHEN Jian-xuan, LIN Xun
    2005, 34(03): 37-39. 
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    Taking sugar cane as the raw material, the clarification experiments of sugar cane juice were conducted with natural clarification method and pectinase clarification method. The results showed that when treated with 200U pectinase at 25℃ for 12h or 45℃ for 1h, the transparence of sugar cane juice increased (100ml) from 5% to 95%, the viscosity decreased from 4.0mPa·s to 1.1mPa·s.The pectinase clarification gave the better result than the natural clarification.
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    Rapid Propagation of Anoectochilus roxburghii
    WANG Ya-ying, LIN Rong-yao, YANG Zhong-geng, CHEN Han-xin
    2005, 34(03): 40-42. 
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    Taking stem segments and apical buds as explants, the optimal culture medium for rapid propagation of Anoectochilus roxburghii were carried out by orthogonal screening experiment. MS+BA 3.5mg/L+KT 1.5mg/L+NAA 0.6mg/L gave the best result for multiplication of adventitious buds and proliferated buds for 3.5 times within 2 months. The growth media supplemented with ABT3 3mg/L increased the number of roots, the length of roots, the height of seedlings and the number of leaves by 12.8%, 34.1%, 13.2% and 22.4%, respectively.
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    Measurement of Indirubin from Indigowoad Root
    CHENG Li-hui, YU Yi-lin
    2005, 34(03): 43-44. 
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    The method for measuring the content of indirubin by developing-excavating on TLC plank was studied. The results showed that the recovery rate was 96.58%. The feasibility of this method was also discussed.
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    Termite Control in Garden Plants with Different Pesticides
    WANG Jin, HUANG Zhuo-qing, SU Yan-ping, LIN Bing-yi
    2005, 34(03): 45-47,44. 
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    The experiments carried out in lab and field showed that among the 5 kinds of termiticides, the toxic effects of Rigint, Chlorpyrifos, Deltamethrin and Phoxim+fenpropathrin were superior to Chlordane and the toxic transmission effects of Rigint, Chlorpyrifos, Deltamethrin were superior to Chlordane. The resistance to termite of Chlorpyrifos was greater than that of the others.
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    Research on the National Protected Plants in Xingdoushan Nature Reserve in Hubei Province
    FANG Yuan-ping, LIU Sheng-xiang
    2005, 34(03): 48-52. 
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    Based on field investigation,there exists 33 species of national protected plants in Xingdoushan Nature Reserve, including 8 species of the first national grade and 25 species of the second national grade. The distribution and characteristics of these plants were studied, and some suggestions for protection were put forward in the paper.
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    Study on Rare and Endangered Flora in Jiulongshan Nature Reserve of Zhejiang Province
    WANG Chang-teng
    2005, 34(03): 53-56. 
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    A preliminary investigation conducted in Zhejiang Province indicates that there exists 30 species under 27 genera of 19 families of rare and endangered plants in Jiulongshan Nature Reserve. Among them, 2 species belong to the first national grade protected plants and 17 species the second national grade. The rare and endangered plants possess the features of richness in variety and composition with temperate character and ancient origin. The wide usage and great value of the rare and endangered plants are also introduced.
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    Callus Induction and Plantlet Regeneration of Stem Segments of Dianthus caryophyllus
    DING Xiao-wei, HUANG Hai-quan, LIU Fei-hu
    2005, 34(03): 62-62. 
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    Tissue Culture of Patrinia villosa
    WANG Hui-li
    2005, 34(03): 63-63. 
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    Tissue Culture and Rapid Propagation of Brassica campestris
    DU Hong, ZHUANG Dong-hong, HUANG Wen-hua
    2005, 34(03): 64-64. 
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    A Review of Ripening-Related Genes in Banana Fruit
    ZHAO Yun-feng, LIN He-tong, CHEN Shao-jun, LIN Jiao-fen, CHEN Lian, WENG Hong-li
    2005, 34(03): 65-69. 
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    The advances in gene in ripening bananas, including ethylene biosynthesis, respiration, carbohydrate metabolism, cell wall degradation and other ripening-related events, are reviewed.
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    A Survey on in vitro Culture of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
    LIU Jian-fu, YANG Dao-mao, WANG Li-na, ZHANG Yong
    2005, 34(03): 70-73. 
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    The survey on in vitro culture of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, including the growth and development of AMF, material that stimulate spore germination and hyphal growth of AMF and its physiological-biochemical metabolism, are reviewed in this paper.
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    Advances in Disease Resistant Genetic Engineering in Forest Tree
    WEI Da-qi
    2005, 34(03): 74-77. 
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    The advances in the gene transformation system and the application of disease resistant genes to forest tree are reviewed in this paper.
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    A Review of the Advance in Forestation and Utilization of Fokienia hodginsii
    ZHAO Qing-yi
    2005, 34(03): 78-81,77. 
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    The forestation and utilization of Fokienia hodginsii in China, including plus-tree selection, seed quality, raising seedlings technique, planting mode, and young and mature plantation management, are reviewed.
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    An Investigation of Poisonous Ornamental Plant Resources in Zhongshan City,Guangdong Province
    JIANG Qian-cai, CHEN Jia-jie, LI Dong-wen, TAN Zong-jian, HE Xiu-yun
    2005, 34(03): 82-84. 
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    According to investigation, there exits 118 species belonging to 101 genera of 49 families of poisonous ornamental plants, including 2 species of gymnosperm belonging to 2 genera of 2 families and 116 species of angiosperm belonging to 99 genera of 47 families in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province. The characteristics of the resources are evaluated and some suggestions for utilization are also put forward.
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    A Review of the Medicinal and Edible Values of Osmunda japonica
    XU Hao
    2005, 34(03): 82-84. 
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    The medicinal and edible values of fern plant(Osmunda japonica)are described in this paper.
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