The survey of bird species in Zijin Mountain area of Nanjing were conducted from September 2005 to April 2007.A total of 164 species belonging to 15 orders and 44 families were recorded,including 59 resident birds,34 ...The survey of bird species in Zijin Mountain area of Nanjing were conducted from September 2005 to April 2007.A total of 164 species belonging to 15 orders and 44 families were recorded,including 59 resident birds,34 summer migrants,41 winter migrants,29 passing birds,and one vagrant bird.There were 25 species listed as key protected wild animal species in China,and 56 species in key protected birds in Jiangsu Province.The avifauna was composed of Palaearctic realm species(51.22%),Oriental realm species(40.24%)and cosmopolitan species(8.54%),showing the characteristics of north-south transition.In summary,there are abundant bird species in Zijin Mountain,but with low population number and density.展开更多
A study was conducted to evaluate the cultivable filamentous fungal diversity in organic layers (L, F, and H layers) and A1 layer of two main forest types, Pinus massoniana and Liguidambar formasana mixed forest and Q...A study was conducted to evaluate the cultivable filamentous fungal diversity in organic layers (L, F, and H layers) and A1 layer of two main forest types, Pinus massoniana and Liguidambar formasana mixed forest and Quercus variabilis forest, in Zijin Mountain(325?N, 11848?E), Nanjing, China. A total of 67 taxa comprising 56 Deuteromycetes, 3 Zygomycetes, 5 Asco-mycetes and 3 unidentified fungi were recognized from samples from the forest floor of the two forest types. The most abundant group was Deuteromycetes. The dominant genera in both forests were Alternaria sp., Aspergillus sp., Cladosporium sp., Mucor sp., Penicillium sp., Rhizopus sp., Gliocladium sp. and Trichoderma spp. The fungal diversity was higher in the mixed forest than that in Q. variabilis forest. For both forest types, the maximum fungal diversity was found in layer F and there existed significantly different in fungal diversity between layer F and layer L. In the mixed forest, richness of fungi isolated from needle litter (P. massoniana) was lower than that from leaf litter (L. formasana). The richness of fungi from needle litter increased with the in-crease of forest floor depth, but for leaf litter, the fungal diversity decreased with the depth of forest floor. The co-species of fungi from the two forest types, as well as from two kinds of litters in mixed forest, increased with the depth of the forest floor. The succession of fungi along with the process of decomposition was discussed here. The results also showed that litter quality was a critical factor affecting fungal diversity.展开更多
文摘The survey of bird species in Zijin Mountain area of Nanjing were conducted from September 2005 to April 2007.A total of 164 species belonging to 15 orders and 44 families were recorded,including 59 resident birds,34 summer migrants,41 winter migrants,29 passing birds,and one vagrant bird.There were 25 species listed as key protected wild animal species in China,and 56 species in key protected birds in Jiangsu Province.The avifauna was composed of Palaearctic realm species(51.22%),Oriental realm species(40.24%)and cosmopolitan species(8.54%),showing the characteristics of north-south transition.In summary,there are abundant bird species in Zijin Mountain,but with low population number and density.
基金This paper was supported by Chinese Program for High Technology Research and Development (2003AA209030) Scien-tific Research Foundation for doctoral supervising laboratory State Education Ministry (20030284044) and National Natural Sc
文摘A study was conducted to evaluate the cultivable filamentous fungal diversity in organic layers (L, F, and H layers) and A1 layer of two main forest types, Pinus massoniana and Liguidambar formasana mixed forest and Quercus variabilis forest, in Zijin Mountain(325?N, 11848?E), Nanjing, China. A total of 67 taxa comprising 56 Deuteromycetes, 3 Zygomycetes, 5 Asco-mycetes and 3 unidentified fungi were recognized from samples from the forest floor of the two forest types. The most abundant group was Deuteromycetes. The dominant genera in both forests were Alternaria sp., Aspergillus sp., Cladosporium sp., Mucor sp., Penicillium sp., Rhizopus sp., Gliocladium sp. and Trichoderma spp. The fungal diversity was higher in the mixed forest than that in Q. variabilis forest. For both forest types, the maximum fungal diversity was found in layer F and there existed significantly different in fungal diversity between layer F and layer L. In the mixed forest, richness of fungi isolated from needle litter (P. massoniana) was lower than that from leaf litter (L. formasana). The richness of fungi from needle litter increased with the in-crease of forest floor depth, but for leaf litter, the fungal diversity decreased with the depth of forest floor. The co-species of fungi from the two forest types, as well as from two kinds of litters in mixed forest, increased with the depth of the forest floor. The succession of fungi along with the process of decomposition was discussed here. The results also showed that litter quality was a critical factor affecting fungal diversity.
