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Evaluation of Resources and Ornamental Characteristics of Fern in Quchi River, Songzi City, Jingzhou 荆州松子市曲池河蕨类植物资源评价及观赏特征
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.123036
郭兰 韩
Taking Quchi River, Songzi City, Jingzhou, Hubei Province as the survey site, the ornamental characteristics of local ferns resources were investigated and counted, and the ornamental value of 26 species of ferns was comprehensively evaluated by the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). Three evaluation criteria and 15 evaluation factors were selected to establish the appraisal system of ornamental characteristics of ferns in Quchi River, The ornamental grade of 26 species of ferns was divided in order to provide a basis for the application of ferns in landscape architecture. The results showed that the weight of leaves was the highest among the first-grade indexes, which was the most important index affecting the ornamental value of ferns. In the secondary indicators, the weight of leaf shape, young leaf color, leaf rarity and leaf color on the ornamental value of ferns is more than 10%, which has a great impact on the evaluation results. Among the participating plants, the comprehensive evaluation of grade I included Brainea insig-nis , Struthiopteris eburnea , Lygodium japonicum , Aleuritopteris argentea, Odontosoria chinensis , and Selaginella tamariscina . These six kinds of ferns have high ornamental value and have good garden application prospects.
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Research Hotspot and Prospect on the Value of Rural Tourism 乡村旅游价值研究热点与展望
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.123042
丽江 董
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Construction and Application of Post-Construction Evaluation Index System of National Wetland Park under the “Dual Carbon” Goal “双碳”目标下国家湿地公园建后评价指标体系构建与应用
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.121014
建丽 侯
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The Establishment and Application of Comprehensive Evaluation Model for Soil and Water Conservation Technology 水土保持技术综合评价模型的建立与应用
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.121006
冰洁 陈
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Protection and Development of Traditional Villages with Ecological Civilization Concept 以生态文明理念保护与发展传统村落
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.121003
玮祎 邓
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Molecular Identification and Interception Analysis of Dysmicoccus lepelleyi (Betrem) 粉孢酵母(dysmiccoccus lepelleyi, Betrem)的分子鉴定与截获分析
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.123030
若思 刘
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The Study on the Occurrence and Control of Codonopsis pilosula Wilt 党参枯萎病的发生及防治研究
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.122021
婉霞 张
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A Newly Recoded Genus, Sinowilsonia Hemsl of Family Hamamelidaceae, from Hunan Province, China 标题湖南金缕梅科金缕梅属(Sinowilsonia Hemsl)一新编属
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.12677/ije.2023.122018
静 杜
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Tribal Communities and Sustainability of Nature and Natural Resources in Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve in India 印度Pachmarhi生物圈保护区部落社区传统生态知识与自然和自然资源的可持续性
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2022-12-08 DOI: 10.1155/2022/5979024
C. Kala
Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) continues to erode as a result of globalization and the homogenization of diverse cultures, yet it has helped to conserve natural resources and preserve nature for centuries. Biosphere reserves have been established in regions where both cultural and natural resource assortments are deemed rich. The present study was carried out in the Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve (PBR) of India with the major objective of investigating the TEK of local communities with respect to the sustainability of nature and natural resources. Through both a questionnaire and interviews with tribal groups in PBR, a total of 128 plant species were documented, of which the highest number of species (52%) was used for food, followed by medicine (40%), cultural practices (13%), and construction of houses (11%). Apart from the collection of plants from the adjacent forests for their sustenance, the tribal groups engaged in various other activities including farming practices, maintenance of home gardens, soil and water conservation, and continuance of sacred groves. The nature and natural resource-based livelihood and conservation activities of tribal groups involve specific cultural practices and customary norms. This study reveals that the traditional knowledge of tribal communities offers unique ideas for developing and contributing to more effective sustainable management practices and nature conservation. It has a great potential to strengthen the agriculture and health sectors, as the tribal communities have accumulated a fair amount of knowledge in such sectors.
由于全球化和多元文化的同质化,传统的生态知识继续受到侵蚀,但几个世纪以来,它一直有助于保护自然资源和保护自然。在文化和自然资源丰富的地区建立了生物圈保护区。本研究是在印度Pachmarhi生物圈保护区(PBR)进行的,主要目的是调查当地社区在自然和自然资源可持续性方面的TEK。通过问卷调查和对PBR部落群体的访谈,共记录了128种植物物种,其中用于食物的物种最多(52%),其次是药物(40%),文化习俗(13%)和房屋建筑(11%)。除了从邻近的森林中采集植物以维持生计外,部落群体还从事各种其他活动,包括耕作、维护家庭花园、水土保持和延续神圣的树林。部落群体以自然和自然资源为基础的生计和保护活动涉及具体的文化习俗和习惯规范。该研究表明,部落社区的传统知识为发展和促进更有效的可持续管理实践和自然保护提供了独特的思路。它具有加强农业和卫生部门的巨大潜力,因为部落社区在这些部门积累了相当多的知识。
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Variations in Avian Species and Functional Diversity in Different Habitat Types in a Vulnerable Savannah Ecosystem in Ghana 加纳热带草原脆弱生态系统中不同生境类型鸟类物种和功能多样性的变化
IF 0.2 Pub Date : 2022-11-29 DOI: 10.1155/2022/4923892
Abdul-Salam Sulemana, K. Monney, Justus P. Deikumah
Most research on avian functional diversity in the tropics is focused on forest and agroecosystems, leaving a gap in knowledge about the effects of habitat types on functional diversity in savannah landscapes. Savanna ecosystems are fragile and are under threat of anthropogenic destruction, particularly in developing Sub-Saharan Africa and could be eliminated in the face of the ever-increasing human population exacerbated by the changing climate. This study investigated the influence of the three major habitat types (grassland, riparian forest, woodland) on bird species and functional diversity in the Mole National Park (MNP) in Ghana. We used the line transect method to survey birds along 39 transects, each 1 km in length, and collected data on environmental variables along the same transects. Data from these surveys was used to estimate species and functional diversity indicators. We found significant variations in species and functional diversity measures between the three habitat types in the MNP. These variations were significantly influenced by species abundance and environmental covariates. Diversity measures were particularly higher in the riparian forest habitats compared to the woodland and grassland, with the latter being the least diverse habitat both functionally and species wise. The results of this study suggest that the avifauna assemblages in MNP are largely influenced by the riparian forest and are important for ecosystem function and stability. We recommend management efforts to intensify the protection of such vital habitats of the Mole National Park from illegal human activities, especially the rising removal and export of rosewoods (Dalbergia nigra) around the park. Further research on the avian community composition and structure in the MNP is recommended.
关于热带地区鸟类功能多样性的研究大多集中在森林和农业生态系统上,对于栖息地类型对热带稀树草原景观功能多样性的影响还存在空白。稀树草原生态系统是脆弱的,受到人为破坏的威胁,特别是在发展中的撒哈拉以南非洲,面对人口不断增加而气候变化加剧的情况,可能会被消灭。研究了加纳摩尔国家公园(Mole National Park, MNP) 3种主要生境类型(草地、河岸林、林地)对鸟类种类和功能多样性的影响。采用线样带法对39个长度为1 km的样带进行了鸟类调查,并收集了这些样带的环境变量数据。这些调查的数据被用来估计物种和功能多样性指标。研究发现,三种生境类型在物种和功能多样性方面存在显著差异。这些变化受物种丰度和环境协变量的显著影响。与林地和草地相比,河岸森林生境的多样性指标尤其高,后者在功能和物种方面都是最不多样化的生境。研究结果表明,鸟类群落在很大程度上受河岸森林的影响,对生态系统的功能和稳定性具有重要意义。我们建议管理部门加强对鼹鼠国家公园这些重要栖息地的保护,使其免受非法人类活动的影响,特别是公园周围红木(Dalbergia nigra)日益增加的砍伐和出口。建议对MNP的鸟类群落组成和结构进行进一步的研究。
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