It is generally accepted that climate has changed greatly on a global scale, and that the earth＇s climate has already wanned by some degrees over the past century. Ample evidence shows that there have been apparent c...
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It is generally accepted that climate has changed greatly on a global scale, and that the earth＇s climate has already wanned by some degrees over the past century. Ample evidence shows that there have been apparent changes in avian population dynamics, life-history traits and geographic ranges in response to global climate change. This paper briefly reviews the possible effects of climate change on avian biology and ecology all over the world, with emphasis on new findings from several long-term studies in Europe and North America, which provide unique opportunities to investigate how long-term changes in climate affect birds at both individual and population levels. The implications of such long-term studies for future bird studies in China is discussed with hope that this review can contribute to the preparation and plan for studies of climatic effects on birds in China in the future.
44 isolates of fungi were isolated from the xylem of the Pinus thunbergii samples(healthy stem,weak stem and withered stem)infected by the pine wilt disease caused by pine wood nematode,Bursaphelenchus xylophilus,from...
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44 isolates of fungi were isolated from the xylem of the Pinus thunbergii samples(healthy stem,weak stem and withered stem)infected by the pine wilt disease caused by pine wood nematode,Bursaphelenchus xylophilus,from infected trees at Zhoushan and Pinghu of Zhejiang Province in China,and these isolates were identified as:Trichoderma spp.,Penicillium spp.,Pestalotia *** identified isolates took 70.62% of total isolates of the *** the 12 isolates unidentified,one sporiferous fungus was found,the other 11 isolates were *** *** the dominant fungus in ***,the total rate was 53.34%,followed by Penicillium spp.,18.89%.
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