The resistance of dominant rice varieties in Guangzhou against rice blast(Magnaporthe oryzae)and bacterial blight(Xanthomonas oryzae pv.oryzae)were evaluated by artificial inoculation and field natural blast nursery i...The resistance of dominant rice varieties in Guangzhou against rice blast(Magnaporthe oryzae)and bacterial blight(Xanthomonas oryzae pv.oryzae)were evaluated by artificial inoculation and field natural blast nursery identification.Among 11 varieties tested,seven varieties showed resistance to rice blast,accounting for 63.6%;two varieties were highly resistant,accounting for 18.2%;three varieties were resistant,accounting for 27.3%;two varieties were moderately resistant,accounting for 18.2%;four varieties were susceptible(moderately susceptible),accounting for 36.4%.Varieties showed different resistance against the prevailing pathotype IV of bacterial blight;one variety was resistant,accounting for 9.1%;three varieties were moderately resistant,accounting for 27.3%;five varieties were moderately susceptible,accounting for 45.5%;one variety was susceptible,accounting for 9.1%;one variety was highly susceptible,accounting for 9.1%;all varieties tested showed susceptible to the virulent pathotype V.Huanghuazhan,Yuejingsimiao 2 and Fengxiuzhan showed resistance against both bacterial blight(pathotype IV)and rice blast,accounting for 27.3%.It is helpful to reduce the production risk by extending such dominant rice varieties with good resistance to rice blast and bacterial blight.展开更多
Climate change will bring huge risks to human society and the economy.Regional climate change risk assessment is an important basic analysis for addressing climate change,which can be expressed as a regional system of...Climate change will bring huge risks to human society and the economy.Regional climate change risk assessment is an important basic analysis for addressing climate change,which can be expressed as a regional system of comprehensive climate change risk.This study establishes regional systems of climate change risks under the proposed global warming targets.Results of this work are spatial patterns of climate change risks in China,indicated by the degree of climate change and the status of the risk receptors.Therefore,the risks show significant spatial differences.The high-risk regions are mainly distributed in East,South,and central China,while the medium-high risk regions are found in North and southwestern China.Under the 2℃warming target,more than 1/4 of China’s area would be at high and medium-high risk,which is more severe than under the 1.5℃warming target,and would extend to the western and northern regions.This work provides regional risk characteristics of climate change under different global warming targets as a foundation for dealing with climate change.展开更多
Building the Belt and Road is initiatives of China to promote win-win international cooperation in the new era, aiming at green, health, intellect and peace and the joint development with people of the countries along...Building the Belt and Road is initiatives of China to promote win-win international cooperation in the new era, aiming at green, health, intellect and peace and the joint development with people of the countries along the route. Systematic analysis on environmental characteristics, evolutionary tendency and future risks are certainly the scientific fundamentals of sustainable development for the Belt and Road construction. Applied remote sensing monitoring, statistical analysis, this paper investigates the regional characteristics of climate, topography, soil, hydrology, vegetation cover and terrestrial ecosystems production, as well as socio-economic conditions. Based on the regional characteristics, the Belt and Road is divided into 9 sub-regions: Central and Eastern Europe sub-region with cold and humid climate, Mongolia and Russia sub-region with cold and arid climate, Central and West Asia arid sub-region, Southeast Asia sub-region with warm and humid climate, Pakistan arid sub-region, Bangladesh-India-Myanmar sub-region with warm and humid climate, Eastern China monsoon sub-region, Northwest China arid sub-region and Tibetan Plateau sub-region. Combining modeling simulation with scenario projections, natural disaster assessment methodology is used to assess the risk of extreme events including heat waves, droughts and floods in the coming 30 years(2021–2050). Results show that, on the basis of the regional framework, the western Eurasia would be a warming trend; both sides of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in high temperature and heat waves risk; Central and Eastern Europe sub-region with cold and humid climate in high drought risk; Bangladesh-India-Myanmar sub-region with warm and humid climate as well as Eastern China in high risk of flooding.展开更多
基金Supported by National Key R&D Program of China(2017YFD0100100)Guangdong Science and Technology Project(2019B020217003,2018B030311035,2020A1515011213).
文摘The resistance of dominant rice varieties in Guangzhou against rice blast(Magnaporthe oryzae)and bacterial blight(Xanthomonas oryzae pv.oryzae)were evaluated by artificial inoculation and field natural blast nursery identification.Among 11 varieties tested,seven varieties showed resistance to rice blast,accounting for 63.6%;two varieties were highly resistant,accounting for 18.2%;three varieties were resistant,accounting for 27.3%;two varieties were moderately resistant,accounting for 18.2%;four varieties were susceptible(moderately susceptible),accounting for 36.4%.Varieties showed different resistance against the prevailing pathotype IV of bacterial blight;one variety was resistant,accounting for 9.1%;three varieties were moderately resistant,accounting for 27.3%;five varieties were moderately susceptible,accounting for 45.5%;one variety was susceptible,accounting for 9.1%;one variety was highly susceptible,accounting for 9.1%;all varieties tested showed susceptible to the virulent pathotype V.Huanghuazhan,Yuejingsimiao 2 and Fengxiuzhan showed resistance against both bacterial blight(pathotype IV)and rice blast,accounting for 27.3%.It is helpful to reduce the production risk by extending such dominant rice varieties with good resistance to rice blast and bacterial blight.
基金The National Key R&D Program of China,No.2018YFC1509002The Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,No.XDA19040304。
文摘Climate change will bring huge risks to human society and the economy.Regional climate change risk assessment is an important basic analysis for addressing climate change,which can be expressed as a regional system of comprehensive climate change risk.This study establishes regional systems of climate change risks under the proposed global warming targets.Results of this work are spatial patterns of climate change risks in China,indicated by the degree of climate change and the status of the risk receptors.Therefore,the risks show significant spatial differences.The high-risk regions are mainly distributed in East,South,and central China,while the medium-high risk regions are found in North and southwestern China.Under the 2℃warming target,more than 1/4 of China’s area would be at high and medium-high risk,which is more severe than under the 1.5℃warming target,and would extend to the western and northern regions.This work provides regional risk characteristics of climate change under different global warming targets as a foundation for dealing with climate change.
基金Key Project of National Natural Science Foundation of China,No.41530749Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,No.XDA20020202,No.XDA 19040304.
文摘Building the Belt and Road is initiatives of China to promote win-win international cooperation in the new era, aiming at green, health, intellect and peace and the joint development with people of the countries along the route. Systematic analysis on environmental characteristics, evolutionary tendency and future risks are certainly the scientific fundamentals of sustainable development for the Belt and Road construction. Applied remote sensing monitoring, statistical analysis, this paper investigates the regional characteristics of climate, topography, soil, hydrology, vegetation cover and terrestrial ecosystems production, as well as socio-economic conditions. Based on the regional characteristics, the Belt and Road is divided into 9 sub-regions: Central and Eastern Europe sub-region with cold and humid climate, Mongolia and Russia sub-region with cold and arid climate, Central and West Asia arid sub-region, Southeast Asia sub-region with warm and humid climate, Pakistan arid sub-region, Bangladesh-India-Myanmar sub-region with warm and humid climate, Eastern China monsoon sub-region, Northwest China arid sub-region and Tibetan Plateau sub-region. Combining modeling simulation with scenario projections, natural disaster assessment methodology is used to assess the risk of extreme events including heat waves, droughts and floods in the coming 30 years(2021–2050). Results show that, on the basis of the regional framework, the western Eurasia would be a warming trend; both sides of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in high temperature and heat waves risk; Central and Eastern Europe sub-region with cold and humid climate in high drought risk; Bangladesh-India-Myanmar sub-region with warm and humid climate as well as Eastern China in high risk of flooding.
