Hydrochemical Characteristics and Ion Transfer of Rainfall of Betula Platyphylla Secondary Forest in Xiaowutai Mountain

In order to study hydrochemical characteristics and ion transfer of annual rainfall of Betula platyphylla secondary forest,water samples of rainfall,throughfall,stemflow,litter infiltration water and slope runoff of Betula platyphylla secondary forest in the early growth stage,fastgrowing stage and growth decline stage in Shanjiankou watershed of Xiaowutai Mountain and nine indexes of pH,Ca^2+,Mg^2+,K+,Na+,Zn^2+,Mn^2+,Fe^2+ and Cu^2+ were determined.The results showed that:①The annual rainfall was weakly alkaline,and the ion concentration in different stages was obviously different.According to the ratio of the maximum concentration to the minimum concentration of the same ion,the rank was Mg^2+ > Mn^2+ >Na+ > K+ > Ca^2+ > Cu^2+ > Fe^2+ > Zn^2+.②Compared with the rainfall in the same period,in the early growth stage,Mg^2+,Mn^2+,Na+,K+,Ca^2+,Fe^2+ and Zn^2+ showed leaching loss in each distribution process.In the fastgrowing stage,Ca^2+,Mn^2+ and Fe^2+ showed leaching loss in each distribution process;Mg^2+ showed absorption,Na+ showed leaching loss in slope runoff and showed absorption in other process.K+ showed leaching loss in stemflow and showed absorption in other process.Zn^2+ showed absorption in stemflow and slope runoff and showed a little leaching loss in other process.In the late growth stage,Ca^2+,Mg^2+,Zn^2+,Mn^2+ and Fe^2+ showed leaching loss in each distribution process;Na+ and Cu^2+ showed absorption;K+ showed absorption in stemflow and showed leaching loss in other process.Most of the rainfall and metal ions in Betula platyphylla secondary forest were intercepted by litter layer.

Design and Construction of Grape Theme Sightseeing Garden

Taking the grape theme sightseeing garden of Hebei Academy of Forestry Sciences for example,this article discusses the suitable edible and wine making cultivation varieties,vineyard frame and cultivation techniques in the grape theme sightseeing garden,from the perspective of planning and design. The garden landscape design and construction is integrated with sightseeing and garden visiting to highlight the theme of grape sightseeing garden,aimed at achieving purposes of sightseeing,picking,appreciating the beautiful scenery,and enjoying palatable food.

Distribution of plant species and species-soil relationship in the east central Gurbantunggut Desert, China

The distribution of plant species and relationships between species and soil factors in the east central part of Gurbantunggut Desert was studied to provide more insight into the flora and determine differences in vegetation across various parts of the desert. Two-way Cluster Analysis showed that the vegetation in the area could be divided into three groups, the first group was dominated by the shrub species, Ephedra przewalskii and the grass species, Carex physodes mainly in areas of flat grounds and gentle slopes; the second group was dominated by C. physodes, Artemisia songorica and A. xerophytica mainly on the slope of sand dunes and the third group was dominated by the shrub species, Haloxylon persicum mainly on the top of sand dunes. There was no difference in plant density between Groups 1 and 2 but there was a significant decrease in Group 3. Soil water under vegetation Group 3 was much lower than that in the other two groups at all soil depths. The EC, organic matter, total P and soluble Na, Ca and Mg varied very similarly with soil water. Canonical corre- spondence analysis （CCA） satisfactorily assessed the species-soil relations in the area. The distribution of plant species was strongly correlated with the soil factors of water content, organic matter, EC and nutrients. The variations in species occurrence explained by the three CCA axes were about 70%, indicating that some explanatory site variables may exist outside our studied parameters. Soil texture is suggested to be included in future studies to improve the explanation of CCA.

Study on Heredity Rules of Cyclamen persicum Colors

To identify the theoretic foundation for maintaining and improving high quality varieties and breeding new F1 hybrids, flower color segregation occurred in the offspring in both self-pollination and cross- pollination of varieties of different colors were investigated. The main results indicate that the heredity of Cyclamen persicum color follows both quantitative and qualitative hereditary regularity. All genes can be classified as two groups of the throat-gene and coronal-gene occupying different spots on the chromosome. The colored gene is the dominant gene, while the white gene is the recessive one. The gene groups and their quantity determine the color of cyclamen persicum. And sometimes the throat- gene and the coronal-gene take a recombination, forming a new type of flower.