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Effects of Bamboo Fargesia murielae on Plant Diversity in Fir Forest on Mountain Shennongjia
作者姓名:LiZhaohua  ManfredDenich  ThomasBorsch
作者单位:[1]SchoolofResourcesandEnvironmentalScience,HubeiUniversity,Wuhan430062,P.R.China//CenterforDevelopmentResearch,UniversityofBonn,D-53113Bonn,Germany//InstituteofBotany,UniversityofBonn,D-53115Bonn,Germany [2]CenterforDevelopmentResearch,UniversityofBonn,D-53113Bonn,Germany [3]InstituteofBotany,UniversityofBonn,D-53115Bonn,Germany
摘    要:Simultaneous flowering caused a gregarious dieback of umbrella bamboo (Fargesia murielae) all over the world in 1993-2000. Mountain Shennongjia in Central China‘s Hubei Province is the only native home of umbrella bamboo, where it dominates the understorey of the farges fir (Abiesfargesii) forest between 2 400 and 3 100 m, covering the ground for more than one century before a periodically flowering death. Data from 20 quadrats along a vegetation sequence revealed that the density, coverage,and height of umbrella bamboo negatively affected the species richness, diversity, and evenness of vascular plants in the forest. Local climax community of fir-bamboo was the poorest in species diversity, while the bamboo-free communities (i.e. shrubs and meadows)were bearing a higher species diversity. The simultaneous dieback of umbrella bamboo is an ecological relcase, which can pcriodically promote the plant diversity in the fir forest.

关 键 词:神农架  冷杉林    物种多样性  开花习性
收稿时间:2004-2-12

Effects of Bamboo Fargesia murielae on Plant Diversity in Fir Forest on Mountain Shennongjia
LiZhaohua ManfredDenich ThomasBorsch.Effects of Bamboo Fargesia murielae on Plant Diversity in Fir Forest on Mountain Shennongjia[J].Forestry Studies in China,2004,6(4):17-22.
Authors:Li Zhaohua  Manfred Denich  Thomas Borsch
Institution:1. School of Resources and Environmental Science, Hubei University, Wuhan 430062, P. R. China;Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, D-53113 Bonn, Germany;Institute of Botany, University of Bonn,D53115 Bonn, Germany
2. Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, D-53113 Bonn, Germany
3. Institute of Botany, University of Bonn, D-53115 Bonn, Germany
Abstract:Simultaneous flowering caused a gregarious dieback of umbrella bamboo (Fargesia murielae) all over the world in 1993-2000. Mountain Shennongjia in Central China's Hubei Province is the only native home of umbrella bamboo, where it dominates the understorey of the farges fir (Abies fargesii) forest between 2 400 and 3 100 m, covering the ground for more than one century before a periodically flowering death. Data from 20 quadrats along a vegetation sequence revealed that the density, coverage, and height of umbrella bamboo negatively affected the species richness, diversity, and evenness of vascular plants in the forest. Local climax community of fir-bamboo was the poorest in species diversity, while the bamboo-free communities (i.e. shrubs and meadows) were bearing a higher species diversity. The simultaneous dieback of umbrella bamboo is an ecological release, which can periodically promote the plant diversity in the fir forest.
Keywords:regeneration  species diversity  simultaneous flowering  umbrella bamboo    
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