Population dynamics and soil nutrient characteristics of the endangered Annamocarya sinensis in Yunnan, China
BMC Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: May 23, 2025
Annamocarya
sinensis
is
an
endangered
plant
species
with
extremely
small
population.
This
study
focuses
on
the
only
two
known
wild
populations
of
A.
in
Yunnan
Province,
China.
Conventional
population
ecology
survey
methods
were
employed
to
describe
structure
characteristics
and
predict
future
size.
Subsequently,
ten
soil
physicochemical
factors
measured,
followed
by
nutrient
ratings,
analysis
variance,
correlation
analyses,
exploration
C:N:P
stoichiometry
its
drivers.
The
results
indicate
that
exhibited
a
general
trend
decline,
demonstrated
high
sensitivity
external
disturbances.
survival
curve
conforms
Deevey-III
type.
mortality
rate
juvenile
individuals
cannot
be
compensated
natural
regeneration.
Soil
indicates
Malipo
region
has
relatively
fertile
soil,
whereas
Funing
poorer
quality.
Notably,
both
regions
exhibit
potassium
deficiency.
Stoichiometric
indicated
excess
nitrogen
deficiency
phosphorus
region,
while
characterized
low
organic
matter
content.
Furthermore,
interrelationships
among
properties
significantly
stronger
compared
region.
Given
imminent
risk
extinction
for
we
highlight
urgent
need
enhanced
conservation
measures,
particularly
Based
current
conditions
populations,
situ
conservation,
germplasm
preservation,
artificial
cultivation
ensure
sustainable
management
recovery
populations.
Language: Английский
A decade of lost growth in old trees: aging shapes the impacts of drought and late frost events on European beech
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
370, P. 110601 - 110601
Published: May 7, 2025
Language: Английский
Decadal changes in species composition of rare oak Quercus chungii forests with logging history
Wenbin Li,
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Xueer Zhong,
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Zhenji Li
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et al.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
Quercus
chungii
is
a
tree
species
endemic
to
subtropical
areas
of
China,
rare
and
endangered
in
Fujian
Province.
Minqing
Huangchulin
National
Nature
Reserve
was
specifically
established
preserve
Q.
forests
with
severe
logging
history.
How
the
composition
communities
changed
after
initiation
this
conservation
practice
remains
unknown.
Understanding
successional
trajectories
crucial
for
conserving
restoring
similar
secondary
history
areas.
In
study,
we
assessed
how
phylogenetic
changed,
whether
these
temporal
were
primarily
contributed
by
stochastic
processes.
We
two
sites
composed
adult
trees
nature
reserve
2013,
measured
their
2013
2023,
respectively.
found
that
undergone
significant
replacement
reordering
from
thus
leading
high
β
diversity.
These
changes
community
results
deterministic
ecological
processes
based
on
null
model
analyses.
A
larger
contribution
nestedness
than
turnover
diversity
suggested
change
richness
caused
loss
or
gain
more
important
driving
compositional
change.
balanced
abundance
variations
gradient
there
no
consistent
increase
decrease
during
decade.
The
target
significantly
increased
basal
area,
making
rank
among
one
most
dominant
decade,
indicating
effectiveness
communities.
However,
over-reliance
resprouts
may
reduce
genetic
risks
natural
enemies,
limiting
future
development
.
conclude
although
rapid
recovery
disturbance,
continuing
efforts
studying
its
population
structures
dynamics
factors
are
Language: Английский