植物生态学报
植物生態學報
식물생태학보
ACTA PHYTOECOLOGICA SINICA
2010年
2期
213-222
,共10页
苏志尧%刘刚%区余端%戴朝晖%李镇魁
囌誌堯%劉剛%區餘耑%戴朝暉%李鎮魁
소지요%류강%구여단%대조휘%리진괴
车八岭国家级自然保护区%受损等级%冰雪灾害%山地常绿阔叶林%地形因子
車八嶺國傢級自然保護區%受損等級%冰雪災害%山地常綠闊葉林%地形因子
차팔령국가급자연보호구%수손등급%빙설재해%산지상록활협림%지형인자
Chebaling National Nature Reserve%damage class%ice storm%montane evergreen broad-leaved forest%topographic factor
从植物生态学的角度对2008年初南方冻雨冰雪灾害对典型的亚热带山地常绿阔叶林造成的损害情况做了研究.对12个优势种和亚优势种的受灾情况做了对比分析,对不同径级和不同地形因子下林木抵抗冻雨灾害的差异做了对比.统计检验结果显示林木受损程度存在显著的种间差异、径级差异和地形级差异.优势种米槠(Castanopsis carlesii)比多数亚优势种受害更严重;各树种抗冻雨灾害能力以山茶科和樟科的种较强,而壳斗科的多个种,如米槠、栲(C. fargesii)受灾较为严重;林木的受损比例随着胸径(diameter at breast height,DBH)增加而增大;在未受灾的各级林木中,超过70%的个体集中在最小一级径阶(1-5 cm).X~2检验显示坡度、坡向、坡位等地形因子对林木受损状况有显著的影响,随着坡位上升,林木受损程度逐渐加重,上坡位的林木受损比例最大,下坡位最小,这可能与随着坡位升高,迎风面降温效果更迅速有关.对于坡向和坡度而言,位于半阳坡的林木受灾比例显著高于半阴坡,位于坡度级Ⅲ(15°-25°)、Ⅳ(25°-35°)、Ⅴ(35°-45°)上的林木受灾最严重.该研究结果对于亚热带常绿阔叶林的保育和应对未来可能再次发生的冰雪,火害有重要意义; 同时对于森林恢复和演替、乡土阔叶树种的选育及森林经营等方面的研究和应用也有重要的参考价值.
從植物生態學的角度對2008年初南方凍雨冰雪災害對典型的亞熱帶山地常綠闊葉林造成的損害情況做瞭研究.對12箇優勢種和亞優勢種的受災情況做瞭對比分析,對不同徑級和不同地形因子下林木牴抗凍雨災害的差異做瞭對比.統計檢驗結果顯示林木受損程度存在顯著的種間差異、徑級差異和地形級差異.優勢種米櫧(Castanopsis carlesii)比多數亞優勢種受害更嚴重;各樹種抗凍雨災害能力以山茶科和樟科的種較彊,而殼鬥科的多箇種,如米櫧、栲(C. fargesii)受災較為嚴重;林木的受損比例隨著胸徑(diameter at breast height,DBH)增加而增大;在未受災的各級林木中,超過70%的箇體集中在最小一級徑階(1-5 cm).X~2檢驗顯示坡度、坡嚮、坡位等地形因子對林木受損狀況有顯著的影響,隨著坡位上升,林木受損程度逐漸加重,上坡位的林木受損比例最大,下坡位最小,這可能與隨著坡位升高,迎風麵降溫效果更迅速有關.對于坡嚮和坡度而言,位于半暘坡的林木受災比例顯著高于半陰坡,位于坡度級Ⅲ(15°-25°)、Ⅳ(25°-35°)、Ⅴ(35°-45°)上的林木受災最嚴重.該研究結果對于亞熱帶常綠闊葉林的保育和應對未來可能再次髮生的冰雪,火害有重要意義; 同時對于森林恢複和縯替、鄉土闊葉樹種的選育及森林經營等方麵的研究和應用也有重要的參攷價值.
종식물생태학적각도대2008년초남방동우빙설재해대전형적아열대산지상록활협림조성적손해정황주료연구.대12개우세충화아우세충적수재정황주료대비분석,대불동경급화불동지형인자하림목저항동우재해적차이주료대비.통계검험결과현시림목수손정도존재현저적충간차이、경급차이화지형급차이.우세충미저(Castanopsis carlesii)비다수아우세충수해경엄중;각수충항동우재해능력이산다과화장과적충교강,이각두과적다개충,여미저、고(C. fargesii)수재교위엄중;림목적수손비례수착흉경(diameter at breast height,DBH)증가이증대;재미수재적각급림목중,초과70%적개체집중재최소일급경계(1-5 cm).X~2검험현시파도、파향、파위등지형인자대림목수손상황유현저적영향,수착파위상승,림목수손정도축점가중,상파위적림목수손비례최대,하파위최소,저가능여수착파위승고,영풍면강온효과경신속유관.대우파향화파도이언,위우반양파적림목수재비례현저고우반음파,위우파도급Ⅲ(15°-25°)、Ⅳ(25°-35°)、Ⅴ(35°-45°)상적림목수재최엄중.해연구결과대우아열대상록활협림적보육화응대미래가능재차발생적빙설,화해유중요의의; 동시대우삼림회복화연체、향토활협수충적선육급삼림경영등방면적연구화응용야유중요적삼고개치.
Aims The forest ecosystem of north Guangdong Province, China was severely damaged by a freezing rain and ice storm in early 2008. Our aim is to assess tree damage and factors that influence it in a subtropical montane evergreen broadleaved forest.Methods A 2-hm~2 plot was set up in the storm-damaged montane evergreen broadleaved forest in Chebaling National Nature Reserve. The plot was divided into 50 subplots, each 400 m~2, for sampling and measurement of plants and environmental factors. Damages to individual trees were recorded by visual estimation and then trans-lated into a 0-6 scale of damage class. We compared the severity of damage for 12 dominant and co-dominant species. We also assessed variations in tree abundance in different diameter at breast height (DBH)classes and topographic regimes.Important findings Significant variations in tree damage existed among species, DBH classes and topographic positions. Species of Theaceae and Lauraceae were more resistant to storm damage than species of other families.Most damaged were species of Fagaceae, such as Castanopsis fargesii and the dominant C. carlesii, which was more severely damaged than most co-dominant species. The proportion of damaged trees increased with DBH, with > 70% of the undamaged individuals being concentrated in the smallest DBH class (1-5 cm). X~2 test indicated that topographic factors, i.e., slope inclination, aspect and position, had significant effects on the severity of tree damage. Trees on the upslope position were more susceptible to damage than those on the downslope or midslope positions, which might be due to increased cooling by wind on the upper slope. For slope aspects, semi-sunny slopes generally had a significantly higher proportion of damaged trees than semi-shady slopes. For slope inclina-tion, the highest proportion of severely damaged trees was on slope classes of 15°-25°, 25°-35° and 35°-45°.Findings have significant implications for conservation of subtropical evergreen broadleaved forest, protection of forests from possible future damage by ice storms and forest management.