摘要
以戴云山国家级自然保护区种子植物名录为研究对象,基于APWeb和文献资料统计种子植物科的传粉模式,研究了戴云山保护区种子植物的主要传粉模式及其传粉模式的祖先状态。结果表明:戴云山保护区种子植物中动物参与传粉有144科,占总科数87.27%;完全利用非生物模式传粉占总科数12.12%;单一传粉模式以动物传粉的科数最多(124科),其次为风媒传粉(14科),水媒传粉最少(4科)。混合传粉模式中,动物和风媒传粉的科数最多。动物传粉模式在戴云山保护区种子植物传粉中占据重要地位。戴云山保护区种子植物科中共有9个原始类群,单一动物传粉8科,动物和风媒混合传粉有1科,表明动物传粉在植物原始类群进化中占据主要地位,可能是现存戴云山被子植物传粉模式中的祖先状态。研究结果旨在为戴云山种子植物发育与演变提供理论依据。
Taking seed plant list of Daiyun Mountain National Nature Reserve as the research object,the pollination types of families for seed plants were counted based on APWeb and literatures.The main pollination types and their ancestral state of seed plants in Daiyun Mountain Nature Reserve were studied.The results showed that:there were 144 families being zoophily-related,87.27% of total families,entirely nonbiological pollination mode accounted for 12.12% of all families.For the single pollination mode of seed plants,the families of zoophily-related mode (124 families) were the largest,followed by the anemophily mode (14 families) and the hydrophily mode (4 families).As for the mixed pollination mode of seed plants,the families of zoophily and anemophily mixed mode were the largest.The results showed that the zoophily-related mode played an important role in the pollination of seed plants in Daiyun Mountain Nature Reserve.Meanwhile,there were nine primitive families in Daiyun Mountain Nature Reserve,among which,eight families were of zoophily-related mode,and one family was of zoophily and anemophily mixed mode,indicating that zoophilyrelated mode occupied a main position in the evolution of primitive angiosperms,and might be ancestral state of pollination mode for extant angiosperms in Daiyun Mountain.The results could provide a theoretic basis for understanding the development and evolution of seed plants in Daiyun Mountain Nature Reserve.
出处
《中国农学通报》
2017年第4期38-42,共5页
Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin
基金
福建省自然科学基金项目"孑遗植物格氏栲居群亲缘关系对岛屿地理隔离的响应机制研究"(2015J05051)
福建省中青年教师教育科研项目"岛屿隔离对濒危孑遗植物格氏栲谱系地理分化的影响研究"(JA14123)
福建农林大学A类毕业生启动项目(KXML2008A)
关键词
戴云山
种子植物
传粉模式
进化
Daiyun Mountain
seed plants
pollination mode
evolution