Investigation of Diversity of Local Landscape Plants in Tibet and Analysis of Their Application Potential

To study the basic situation of application of local landscape plants in Tibet, local landscape plants in Tibet was investigated firstly by using "biological five-point method". The results show that 213species(including breed) of local landscape plants were applied in Tibet, belonging to 148 genera and 66 families. In the arbor layer, shrub layer and herbaceous layer, the importance of Picea likiangensis Pritz.var. likiangensis Cheng et L. K. Fu, Platycladus orientalis Franco cv. Sieboldii, and Poa pratensis L. were the highest, namely 43.050, 19.696 and 45.950. Rosaceae, Salicaceae, Fabaceae, Poaceae, Pinaceae, Asteraceae,and Cupressaceae were applied mostly, including 25, 16, 12, 11, 10, 9 and 8 species of plants, accounting for11.73%, 7.51%, 5.63%, 5.16%, 4.69%, 4.23% and 3.76% of the investigated plants respectively. Based on this, 11 species of good local landscape plants in Tibet were selected to analyze their application potential in gardens. Rational suggestions about the development and utilization of local landscape plants in Tibet were proposed finally.

Selective use patterns of woody plant species by local communities in Mumbwa Game Management Area: A prerequisite for effective management of woodland resources and benefit sharing

Selective patterns of human uses of woody plants in Mumbwa Game Management Area were investigated using quantitative survey methods. Major causes of human encroachment into the wildlife zone were assessed so that appropriate management actions could be taken to ensure continued supply of goods and services to the local community. Woody plant species were found to be diverse with 93 species recorded in the study area. Of these, the community utilized 92 (99%) in different ways. Trees were cut for various reasons, major ones being;building poles, fire wood, fibre, fruit collection, medicine, bee honey collection, house hold tools and utensils and clearing for agriculture. Clearing for agriculture was the most damaging, because it involved removal of below and above ground woody biomass of all sizes and suppression of their regeneration during cultivation in subsequent years. Of the recorded human uses, 2366 kg of woody plant material was consumed per head/yr?1as fire wood. The day to day consumption of firewood varied with season. In the cold season (May-August), a 26 kg (mean weight) bundle of firewood was consumed in three days while in the warm season it lasts five days. Certain species were particularly selected;Julbernardia paniculata,Pericopsis angolensis,Brachystegia speciformis,Brachystegia boehmii,Julbernardia globiflora,Brachystegia longifolia,and Pteleopsis anisoptera. In building and construction, differences were observed in the species and size of poles was used. The mean sizes of roofing poles were 3.5 metres long and 0.18 metres mid-length girth. Wall poles were 2.4 metres long and 0.40 metres mid-length girth. For the main house of about two rooms each, there were an average number of 48 poles in the roof (45,859.2 cm3) and 28 (284,653.6 cm3) in the wall. Clearing for agriculture was the main cause of damage to woody plants in the Game Management Area. The extension of human settlements into the wildlife zone and towards the Itezhi-tezhi road is likely to increase loss of woody vegetation, and will have a negative impact on the habitat for wildlife.

Stakeholder Perspectives on Use,Trade,and Conservation of Medicinal Plants in the Rasuwa District of Central Nepal

People's livelihood in several Himalayan regions largely depends on collection,use,and trade of medicinal plants.Traditional use is generally not a problem,but commercial gathering of selected species to meet increasing national and international demand can result in over-exploitation.Sustainable management of medicinal plants requires a clear understanding of the respective roles,responsibilities and viewpoints of the various stakeholders involved.Through personal interviews and group discussions,this study aimed at investigating the views of two stakeholder groups on use,trade and conservation of medicinal plants in the Rasuwa district of Nepal.Local people and district and national organizations agreed that medicinal plants are collected for a combination of commercial and personal uses.Perceptions on market availability differed significantly:100 % of the respondents from district and national organizations saw markets as easily available,against only 36 % for local people.This could explain why medicinal plants were perceived by local people to contribute less to income generation than to livelihood improvement.Different viewpoints were also expressed concerning the status of medicinal plants in the district:81 % of the respondents from district and national organizationsconsidered that medicinal plants were threatened,compared to only 28 % for local people.Despite this disparity,both stakeholder groups agreed upon potential threats to medicinal plants:over-harvesting;habitat loss due to land-use change and deforestation;and over-grazing by livestock.Several challenges were identified regarding sustainable management of medicinal plants,such as ambiguous policies;lack of resources,information and infrastructures;habitat degradation;and over-exploitation.Despite these challenges,respondents agreed that the medicinal plants sector offers huge opportunities in the Rasuwa district,given resource availability,community awareness and motivation,and the priority given to the sector by governments and other agencies.Proper collaboration,communication and coordination among stakeholders are needed to grab these opportunities.

Characterization of the Constructions Materials Used in the Hydroelectric Power Plants in the Sedano＇s Valley, Burgos （Spain）

Small hydropower plants for electricity generation were first built in Spain in the early 1880s. The Spanish peninsula is characterized by its rugged landscape, fast flowing rivers and steep gradients. A clear example of this is the remarkable area of the upper Ebro river basin where powerful water flows are found that are ideal for electricity generation. Between 1900 and 1930, the river Ebro was a major source of energy for industrial areas such as Alava, Vizcaya, Vitoria, Miranda de Ebro, Burgos and La Rioja. Between 1951-1965, the use of these small hydropower plants declined due to the construction of alternatives by industrialists in the Basque Country, which in most cases led to their deterioration. They were rescued in the late twentieth century, thanks to private sector initiatives which funded their rehabilitation. This study examines two small-scale hydraulic power plants in the province of Burgos at Medina de Pomar and at Quintanilla Escalada; both buildings were used for generating electricity and had living quarters for the workers and now represent historic architectonic and industrial heritage. The study documents their architectonic features and the restoration processes that have permitted one of them to remain in operation up until the present day.

Lack of Evidence for Local Adaptation of the Endangered Karner Blue Butterfly to Its Sole Larval Hostplant—The Wild Lupine

Local adaptation is an important process that drives the evolution of populations within species, and it can be generally expressed by the higher fitness of individuals raised in their native habitats versus in a foreign location. The influence of local adaptation is especially prominent in species that subsist in small and/or highly isolated populations. This study evaluated whether the federally endangered Karner blue butterfly, Lycaeides melissa samuelis (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) is locally adapted to its exclusive larval host plant, the wild lupine (Lupinus perennis). To test for local adaptation, individuals from a laboratory-raised colony were reared on wild lupine plants from populations belonging to either their native (Indiana) or a foreign (Michigan and Wisconsin) region. For this purpose, lupine plants from the different populations were grown in a common garden in growth chambers, and one Karner blue larva was placed on each plant. Fitness traits related to growth and development were recorded for each butterfly across populations. Days from hatching to pupation and eclosion showed gender-specific significant differences across wild lupine populations and plant genotypes (within populations). The percent survival of butterflies (from hatching to eclosion) also differed among plants from different populations. These results indicate that wild lupine sources can affect some developmental traits of Karner blue butterflies. However, growth-related traits, such as pupal and adult weight of individuals reared in plants from native populations did not differ from those of foreign regions. The apparent absence of local adaptation to wild lupine suggests that, at least, some individuals of this species could be translocated from native populations to foreign reintroduction sites without experiencing decreased fitness levels. However, future studies including more populations across the geographical range of this butterfly are recommended to evaluate other environmental factors that could influence adaptation on a wider spatial scale.

Sorghum Productivity and Its Farming Feasibility in Dryland Agriculture:Genotypic and Planting Distance Insights

Sorghum(Sorghum bicolor L.Moench)is an essential food crop for more than 750 million people in tropical and sub-tropical dry climates of Africa,India,and Latin America.The domestic sorghum market in Indonesia is still limited to the eastern region(East Nusa Tenggara,West Nusa Tenggara,Java,and South Sulawesi).Therefore,it is crucial to carry out sorghum research on drylands.This research aimed to investigate the effect of sorghum genotype and planting distance and their interaction toward growth and sorghum’s productivity in the Gunungkidul dryland,Yogyakarta,Indonesia.In addition,the farm business analysis,including the feasibility of sorghum farming,was also examined.The research used a randomized complete block design(RCBD),arranged in a 5×4 factorial with 3 replicates.The first treatment consisted of 5 varieties(2 high-yielding varieties(Bioguma 1 and Kawali)and 3 local sorghum varieties(Plonco,Ketan Merah,and Hitam Wareng)).The second treatment consisted of 4 levels of planting distance,namely 50×20 cm,60×20 cm,70×15 cm,and 70×20×20 cm.Analysis of variance was used to analyze the data,where Duncan’s multiple range test(DMRT)was used post hoc.Plant height,panicle height,panicle width,panicle weight,stover weight,grains weight/plot,and productivity were significantly affected by sorghum varieties(p<0.05).However,there was no significant effect from the planting distance treatment and no interaction between planting distance and varietal treatments.Ketan Merah had the highest height,panicle length,and panicle width,while Bioguma 1 had the highest stover weight,panicle weight,grain weight/plot,and productivity.There was a significant linear regression equation,i.e.,productivity=0.0054–0.0003 panicle height+0.4163 grains weight/plot.Our findings on farm business analysis suggested that four out of five tested sorghum varieties were feasible to grow,except for the Ketan Merah variety.The most economically profitable sorghum variety to grow in Gunungkidul dryland was Bioguma 1.

Taking the pulse of a plant:dynamic laser speckle analysis of plants

Ideally, to achieve optimal production in agriculture, crop stress needs to be measured in real-time, and plant inputs managed in response. However, many important physiological responses like photosynthesis are difficult to measure, and current trade-offs between cost, robustness, and spatial measurement capacity of available plant sensors may prevent practical in-field application of most current sensing techniques. This paper investigates a novel application of laser speckle imaging of a plant leaf as a sensor with an aim, ultimately, to detect indicators of crop stress: changes to the dynamic properties of leaf topography on the scale of the wavelength of laser light. In our previous published work, an initial prototype of the laser speckle acquisition system specific for plant status measurements together with data processing algorithms were developed. In this paper, we report a new area based statistical method that improves robustness of the data processing against disturbances from various sources. Water and light responses of the laser speckle measurements from cabbage leaves taken by the developed apparatus are exhibited via growth chamber experiments. Experimental evidence indicates that the properties of the laser speckle patterns from a leaf are closely related to the physiological status of the leaf. This technology has the potential to be robust, cost effective, and relatively inexpensive to scale.

Feature Analysis of Plant Landscapes in Chengdu City of China

History of plant landscaping in Chengdu City was reviewed,and divided into 4 periods:① Primary development period from 1949 to 1978.Traditional memorial gardens were renovated and expanded during this period,many parks and street-side green spaces were constructed,such as Memorial Temple to Military Marquise Zhuge Liang,Guihu Park and Thatched Cottage of Du Fu;② Breaking-constraint period from 1979 to 1989.Classical gardens destroyed during the Great Cultural Revolution were repaired and expanded,green space planning was first compiled,garden styles combining local and modern features were explored,such as botanic garden,amusement park,Taizishan Park and Baihuatan Park;③ Rejuvenation period from 1989 to 1999.The city loop green belts along Funan River was formed,and the new edition of Green Space System Planning of Chengdu City was finished in 1996,representative works were Shudu Avenue,City Loop Park of Funan River,Xinhua Park,Huoshui Park and so on;④ The new beginning of this old undertaking since 2000.Relatively mature green space planning concepts were formed by considering the balanced urban-rural development with "building a garden city" as the target,representative works of this period were Huanhuaxi Park,Shahe Zonal Park,Sanshenghuaxiang,Beihu Forest Park,Intangible Heritage Park,Jinsha Ruins Park,Donghu Park,green belts along the Third Ring Road,road landscapes along the South Renmin Road.Characteristics of plant landscapes in Chengdu were discussed from 2 perspectives:natural characteristics and cultural characteristics.Plant landscaping in 4 types of land uses was analyzed:park green spaces,green spaces in residential areas,road green spaces,green spaces in scenic areas;corresponding suggestions were given for the construction,and it was stressed that exploring local natural and cultural characteristics was the demand of times and the development direction of this industry.

Antibacterial activity of eight Iranian plant extracts against methicillin and cefixime restistant Staphylococcous aureus strains

Objective:To assess the antibacterial activity of eight Iranian plant extracts against Staphylococcus aureus(S.aureus) strains which were isolated from infected patients.Methods: The studied strains were isolated from urine,stool,blood and wound of infected patients and identified by biochemical tests.In further,the antibacterial activity of 8 ethanolic local plant extracts including Querqus brantii(Q.brantii),Ziziphus spina-christi(Z.spina-christi),Peganum harmala(P.harmala),Oliveira decumbens(O.decumbens),Galium tricornutum(G.tricornutum), Vitex pseudo negundo(Vi.pseudo negundo),Salvia officinalis(S.officinalis),Vaccaria pyramidata (V.pyramidata) were then evaluated using agar disc diffusion method.Results:A total of 9 isolates were isolated and identified as S.aureus.Antibacterial profile of the strains showed that the strains were resistant to methicillin and cefixime.The highest antibacterial activity against the studied strains were belong to Q.brantii,P.harmala,Z.spina-christi and O.decumbens vent extracts with 11-40 mm,15-28 mm,8-26 mm and 10-20 mm of diameters,respectively. Intermediate antibacterial activity was exhibited by G.tricornutum and Vi.pseudo negundo against some of the studied strains with 7-20 mm and 7-13 mm of diameters,respectively. Noteworthy,out of 9 studied strains;6 and 2 of them were resistant to the G.tricornutum and Vi. pseudo negundo extracts,respectively.The S.officinalis and Va.pyramidata,however,showed no antibacterial activity against the studied strains.Conclusions:The Q.brantii,P.harmala,Z. spina-christi and O.decumbens extracts were shown to possess strong antibacterial activity against methicillin and cefixime resistant S.aureus strains and can be considered as the promising natural antibiotics for treating the studied strains.

β-diversity Patterns of Plant Community in Fragmented Habitat in a Degenerated Meadow in Songnen Plain,China

A number of isolated islands of Leymus chinensis ＋ herbosa community were investigated in fragmented habitat islands, by Braun-Blanquet field survey approach, in a degenerated meadow in the Songnen Plain, China in 2007. These islands were classified as large, medium, and small scales on the basis of the island area （100-1000m2, large island; 50-100m2, middle island; 10-50m2, small island）. Each scale of the investigation involved eight islands. The responses ofβ-diversity patterns of plant taxon to the habitat fragmentation at local community and metacommunity levels were analyzed on different scales of 24 isolated islands. The results indicated that at the local community level, there were 57 species belonging to 20 families and 49 genera in large islands, 49 species belonging to 16 families and 40 genera in middle islands, and 27 species belonging to eight families and 23 genera in small islands, β-diversity indexes for species, genus and family in large, middle, and small islands varied greatly, and the highest value of the indexes was not noted in the largest island. However, the average of the data obtained at the three scales showed that across large islands, Whittaker indexes were low and Bray-Curtis similarity indexes were high, while across small islands, Whittaker indexes were high and Bray-Curtis similarity indexes were low. At the metacommunity level, Whittaker indexes for species and genus showed a great significantly negative double logarithmic correlation （p〈0.01） with the island area, whereas the Bray-Curtis indexes for species, genus and family showed a great significantly positive double logarithmic correlation （p〈0.01） with the island area. At both local community and metacommunity levels, tumovers of species and genus could respond more sensitively to spatial changes of plant diversity patterns than that of family. Hence, the species and the genus could be used for the analysis offl-diversity patterns of plant community.

The Study of Homegarden Agrobiodiversity, Practices of Homegardening and Its Role for <i>In-Situ</i>Conservation of Plant Biodiversity in Eastern Hararghe, Kombolcha Town Oromia Regional State Ethiopia

Homegarden plays a vital role for the livelihood of the people living in town. Homegarden agrobiodiversity was studied to highlight homegarden frequency, types, plant species, growth form and associated indigenous knowledge. The research was conducted during January to April 2017. A total of 180 randomly selected households were included in the survey. Ethnobotanical data were collected from purposively selected 60 homegardens using observations and semi-structured interviews while markets survey was conducted through structured questionnaire for homegarden products. Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics and similarity and Shannon wiener diversity index. The results indicated that 128 (71%) of the households were practicing home gardening. The homegarden plant composition gave 78 species belonging to 35 families. The representative families and number of species under each family were founded that the family Solonaceae, and Rutaceae rank top of the list (6 species) each followed by Fabaceae and Lamiaceae (5 species each) and Asteraceae, Poaceae, Rosaceae and Brassicaceae (4 species) each. Catha edulis, Lantana camara and Ruta chalepensis had the highest frequency of species followed by the families Asteraceae, Rutaceae and Poaceae. Catha edulis, Rhammus prinoides and Ruta chalepensis were among the families found in homegardens. It can be concluded that homegrdens of Kombolcha are rich in biodiversity. The present study showed the existing status of homegardens and local knowledge contribution to the farming systems in conservation of the biological diversity. In addition, plant species providing substantial benefits and factors combined to determining homegarden diversity are documented.

Three Dimensional Optimum Node Localization in Dynamic Wireless Sensor Networks

Location information plays an important role in most of the applications in Wireless Sensor Network(WSN).Recently,many localization techniques have been proposed,while most of these deals with two Dimensional applications.Whereas,in Three Dimensional applications the task is complex and there are large variations in the altitude levels.In these 3D environments,the sensors are placed in mountains for tracking and deployed in air for monitoring pollution level.For such applications,2D localization models are not reliable.Due to this,the design of 3D localization systems in WSNs faces new challenges.In this paper,in order to find unknown nodes in Three-Dimensional environment,only single anchor node is used.In the simulation-based environment,the nodes with unknown locations are moving at middle&lower layers whereas the top layer is equipped with single anchor node.A novel soft computing technique namely Adaptive Plant Propagation Algorithm(APPA)is introduced to obtain the optimized locations of these mobile nodes.Thesemobile target nodes are heterogeneous and deployed in an anisotropic environment having an Irregularity(Degree of Irregularity(DOI))value set to 0.01.The simulation results present that proposed APPAalgorithm outperforms as tested among other meta-heuristic optimization techniques in terms of localization error,computational time,and the located sensor nodes.

Prototype Geographic Information Systems Mapping of Crop Products Featured Local

Local featured program in Indonesia cannot be separated entirely from commodity strategic bases. Until in 2006, agricultural development formulation showed indicative targets for featured crops commodity production. The problem of food security is forming of farmer’s independence to protect local resources in efficiently and optimally, so these resources can be more utilized. It can be achieved by assist of information technologies and communication in forming of Geographic Information System (GIS) to support consistency of food security in Indonesia. This research designs prototype geographic information system in order to conduct the accurate mapping and to know the local featured crops production in Indonesia. This level is conducted for documentation and mapping of agricultural products which is the local featured production. This documentation requires the usage of potential physical, economic, social and cultural environment by the utilization of information technology and communication, which have the ability of relevancy and accessibility of reliable information.

Study of Local Structural Changes on Air Cooling at the End of Rotor Windings for Variable Speed Pumped Storage Generator-Motor

The shrink fit retaining ring is currently the easiest to install and the most widely used end fixed for structure AC excitation variable speed generator-motor rotor end windings.However,the current research on the effect of high strength sealing on the ventilation and heat dissipation performance of the end is not enough.In this paper,based on the actual structural parameters and periodic symmetry simplification,the three-dimensional coupled calculation model of fluid field and temperature field is established.After solving the fluid and thermal equations,the influence of the length of rotor support block,the height of rotor support block,and the number of rotor support block on the fluid flow and temperature distribution in the rotor end region of generator-motor is studied using the finite volume method.The rheological characteristics of the air in the rotor domain,such as velocity and inter-winding flow,are analyzed.The law of temperature variation with local structure in the computational domain is studied.The variation law of cooling medium performance inside the large variable speed power generator motor is revealed.

基于时序监测数据的企业生产碳排放因子本地化研究

为推动重点企业开展碳减排工作,需要提高碳排放监测能力和研究本地化碳排放因子。因此,开展了基于时序监测数据的碳排放因子本地化研究,以南方某区域3座发电厂和1座水质净化厂为发电厂和污水处理厂的案例,开展工艺碳排放监测和本地化碳排放因子核算,并与《IPCC 2006年国家温室气体清单指南(2019修订版)》(以下简称IPCC 2019)推荐值进行比较。结果表明:燃气发电厂CO_(2)本地化碳排放因子为0.0488 t/GJ、燃煤发电厂CO_(2)本地化碳排放因子为0.0961 t/GJ,与IPCC 2019推荐值接近;垃圾焚烧发电厂CO_(2)本地化碳排放因子为1.978 t/t,IPCC 2019无参考值;水质净化厂CH_(4)本地化碳排放因子为0.010 kg/kg、N_(2)O本地化碳排放因子为0.003 kg/kg,与IPCC 2019推荐值有明显偏差。研究方法可作为碳排放计量的辅助手段,提高碳排放因子识别的准确性和时效性,为环境管理部门制定碳减排规划提供参考。

基于OBE理念的涉农类课程混合式教学模式改革探究

本文从教学目标与内容、教学模式和教学评价体系3个方面入手,对地方应用型高校涉农类课程教学现状进行分析。基于OBE教学理念,采用线上线下混合式教学模式,以园艺植物病理学课程为例,通过重构教学目标与内容框架,结合“线上+线下”重构教学过程,以及优化教学考核评价体系,对地方应用型高校涉农类课程教学改革进行探索研究。实践教学成效表明,改革后的教学模式增强了学生学习的主动性和自主学习能力,激发了其学习兴趣,教学满意度达94%。本研究为提高地方应用型高校涉农类课程教学质量,加强课程建设提供参考。

控制玉米株高基因PHR1的基因克隆

株高属于玉米理想株型育种的一个重要指标,不但影响玉米机械化收获,更与玉米的倒伏性和生物产量密切相关。本研究以低剂量快中子(4.19 Gy)辐照诱变玉米自交系KWS39获得的矮秆低穗位突变体为研究对象,该突变体命名为plant height reducing mutant-1(phr-1),开展了表型性状的田间调查分析,并利用phr-1×B73获得的F2分离群体,借助极端性状混池测序分析法(BSA-seq)及目标区段重组交换鉴定的方法,基于B73参考基因组对目标区段内的基因进行挖掘和功能注释,定位候选基因。研究结果表明,在1号染色体Bin1.06区间可能存在变异位点,进而利用大的分离群体结合目标区段多态性标记开发,将目标区段精细定位分子标记到Umc1122和Umc1583a两个标记之间约600 kb区间,该区段内存在一个控制株高的已知基因Brachytic2(BR2),BR2编码一个调控玉米茎秆中生长素极性运输的糖蛋白。候选基因测序结果表明,phr-1是BR2基因在第4个外显子处插入了165 bp的序列,导致第547位氨基酸变为终止子,蛋白翻译提前终止。phr-1的基因突变位点和变异方式与已报道的br2-1单个碱基发生变异位点完全不同,通过等位杂交实验证明了phr-1突变体就是br2-1的一个新等位突变体,候选基因就是BR2基因。本研究为玉米BR2基因在玉米株高遗传改良中提供了新的种质资源。

水稻泛素连接酶D3与抗病相关蛋白VOZ2的互作分析

多蘖矮秆基因dwarf-3(D3)是水稻独脚金内酯信号转导过程中的重要节点基因,拟南芥中的MAX2基因与D3同源,且MAX2参与拟南芥的抗病防卫反应。本研究以水稻泛素连接酶D3为诱饵进行酵母双杂筛库,发现水稻抗病相关蛋白维管植物单锌指蛋白VOZ2与D3存在潜在的相互作用。通过酵母双杂交试验证实,D3与VOZ2存在互作。通过荧光定量PCR证实,接种水稻白叶枯病菌后,VOZ2基因在转录水平上的表达受到显著诱导。利用水稻原生质体开展的亚细胞共定位实验发现,D3与VOZ2共定位于细胞核。双分子荧光互补实验发现,D3与VOZ2在烟草叶肉细胞的细胞核和细胞质均产生较强的荧光,进一步证实了D3与VOZ2的相互作用。研究结果为进一步探究D3和VOZ2在水稻抗病防卫反应中的功能与分子机理奠定了基础。

基于多子空间加权移动窗主成分分析的全厂流程早期故障检测

早期故障的特征不明显,在全厂流程中比常规故障难检测.为了提高全厂流程中早期故障的检测率和灵敏度,将检测视角由全局转移至局部,提出基于多子空间加权移动窗主成分分析(PCA)的早期故障检测方法.使用结合过程知识和数据驱动的双层子空间划分方法,将过程变量划分到不同子空间中.使用加权的移动窗口增大早期故障的偏移量,将局部离群因子(LOF)算法引入PCA,以便进一步关注数据的局部特征,在每个子空间中建立故障检测模型.通过贝叶斯推理融合法对各子空间的监测结果进行信息融合,获得分布式监测结果.通过工业实例验证所提方法的性能.结果表明,所提方法在全厂流程中有效提升了早期故障检测的准确率和灵敏度.

小麦单株穗数的QTL定位及CAPS标记开发

穗数是小麦产量构成三要素之一,开展小麦成穗数研究,对高产育种及种质资源创制具有重要意义。本研究以安农859/武农988的135份DH群体为研究材料,分别测定两年五个环境下单株穗数表型值,并基于DH群体的55K芯片数据进行单株穗数QTL分析,开发CAPS分子标记。结果表明,在1B、1D、2A、3D、4A、4B、4D、6A、7D等染色体上共检测到21个与单株穗数相关的QTL,其中,位于4B染色体上的Qsn-ahau-4B.2在5个环境下均被检测到,侧翼标记为AX-95004669-AX-109580651,物理区间为2.65Mb,可解释16.92%~49.98%表现变异,加性效应为1.32~3.69个穗数,增效等位基因来自安农859,是一个主效、稳定的QTL。基于Qsn-ahau-4B.2区间内候选基因TraesCS4B01G042700开发一个多态性CAPS标记(T-0507)。本研究结果将为小麦单株成穗数研究提供参考。