To assess the effect of mining activity on heavy metal pollution and associated health risks in tin mining regions,water and soil sampling was conducted near a tin mining site in Hunan Province.The content and distrib...To assess the effect of mining activity on heavy metal pollution and associated health risks in tin mining regions,water and soil sampling was conducted near a tin mining site in Hunan Province.The content and distribution of heavy metals were determined.Pollution,ecological risks,and potential health hazards were evaluated using the ground accumulation index,potential ecological risk index,and health risk assessment models,respectively.The results indicated elevated levels of heavy metals in water and soil samples compared to acceptable background values.Ground accumulation index assessment revealed extreme pollution of soil with As and Cd and moderate pollution with Cu,Pb,and Zn.Cr and Hg were categorized as non-pollutants.Water samples exhibited extreme pollution levels of Hg,Cr,Cd,and As;moderate pollution levels of Pb;and moderate to high pollution levels of Cu and Zn.The tin mining area demonstrated a significantly high level of potential ecological risk,where As and Cd were the primary risk elements in soil,whereas Cr,Cd,and As contributed predominantly to water ecological risk.The human health risk assessment highlighted As,Cd,Cr,Hg,Pb,and Cu in water and As and Pb in soil as the principal non-carcinogenic factors.The primary carcinogenic factors were As,Cr,and Cd in water and As in soil,with As posing the greatest risk for non-carcinogenic and carcinogenic effects.Furthermore,oral intake was the primary exposure route,with children being particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of heavy metal pollution.展开更多
A new cranium and two mandibles of Ailuropoda melanoleuca from Xiangxi,Hunan Province are described here.The materials were discovered in a karst cave on the Bamian Mountain at an altitude of 1200 m,with AMC carbon-fo...A new cranium and two mandibles of Ailuropoda melanoleuca from Xiangxi,Hunan Province are described here.The materials were discovered in a karst cave on the Bamian Mountain at an altitude of 1200 m,with AMC carbon-fourteen isotope dating indicating an age of 2800±30 BP.Historically,the giant panda was widely distributed in southern China and parts of Southeast Asia during the Pleistocene epoch,but it is now confined and isolated to six mountain ranges in southwest China’s Sichuan,Shaanxi,and Gansu provinces.The subfossil materials reported here represent the first discovery of the living species of giant panda in Xiangxi,Hunan.This extends their geographical distribution in southern China during the Holocene epoch eastward to the eastern edge of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and their recent altitude range down to 1200 m.展开更多
[Objectives]This study was conducted to better understand the occurrence status of thrips in Central Hunan,clarify thrips species,and provide a basis for scientific control.[Methods]The occurrence of thrips in the Cen...[Objectives]This study was conducted to better understand the occurrence status of thrips in Central Hunan,clarify thrips species,and provide a basis for scientific control.[Methods]The occurrence of thrips in the Central Hunan Region were investigated and analyzed.Through field collection,molecular biological identification and sequencing,thrips populations in the region were identified.[Results]Six species of thrips infesting vegetable crops were identified in the Central Hunan Region,with Megalurothrips usitatus,Thrips palmi,and Frankliniella intonsa being the dominant species.These pests were particularly severe on leguminous and cucurbit crops.[Conclusions]Combined with integrated control strategies,this study provides theoretical and technical support for the scientific management of thrips in the Central Hunan Region,ensuring the sustainable development of the local vegetable industry.展开更多
The cultural relics on display at this museum have become a window for visitors to get a glimpse of Chinese civilization thousands of years ago.THE Hunan Museum in Changsha is the largest history museum in Hunan Provi...The cultural relics on display at this museum have become a window for visitors to get a glimpse of Chinese civilization thousands of years ago.THE Hunan Museum in Changsha is the largest history museum in Hunan Province.It houses over 570,000 items in its collection,featuring relics from the Mawangdui Han Dynasty Tombs,bronzeware from the Shang(1600 B.C.-1046 B.C.)and Zhou(1046 B.C.-256 B.C.)dynasties,Chu State historical artifacts,and other objects.展开更多
In the context of the era of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality,clarifying the emission patterns of non-CO_(2)Greenhouse Gas(GHG)from agricultural sources is of practical significance to China’s implementation of g...In the context of the era of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality,clarifying the emission patterns of non-CO_(2)Greenhouse Gas(GHG)from agricultural sources is of practical significance to China’s implementation of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies.The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC)coefficient method was used to calculate non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources in 122 counties in Hunan Province,China,from 2010 to 2020,and the spatiotemporal evolution characteristics of emission intensity were analyzed.The Stochastic Impacts by Regression on Population,Affluence,and Technology(STRIPAT)model forecasted the prospective evolution of non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources at the county level under various scenarios from 2030 to 2050.The results demonstrated a general decline in non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources within the study area,with 75.41%of counties exhibiting a reduction in emissions.Geographically,emissions were higher in the Dongting Lake area and central Hengyang.The emission intensity per unit of agricultural added value and the intensity per unit of agricultural land area showed an overall downward trend.Spatially,the emission intensity per unit of farmland area in a few counties(cities,districts)in southern Hunan was still relatively high.By forecasting the non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources,the majority of counties(cities and districts)demonstrated a gradual decline in emissions,suggesting that agricultural production had the potential to reduce emissions in the future,while also facing certain pressure to reduce emissions.It is recommended that Hunan Province formulate agricultural carbon emission reduction policies that take regional development differences into account.This would provide a reference for future agricultural carbon emission reduction research in the whole country.展开更多
Based on the meteorological data of representative meteorological stations in Hunan and Hubei from 1961 to 2008 years,the change character of double rice cold damage under the background of climate change were analyze...Based on the meteorological data of representative meteorological stations in Hunan and Hubei from 1961 to 2008 years,the change character of double rice cold damage under the background of climate change were analyzed adopting 30 years glide accumulation method.The analysis showed that the 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild low-temperature during spring sowing in Hunan and Hubei were decreased in the recent 50 years,as well as the 30 years sliding cumulative days of moderate low-temperature in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan.However,there was an increase in southern Hunan,so was the 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe low-temperature.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild low-temperature in May reduced in Hunan and Hubei.Instead,that of moderate low-temperature in May in central south Hubei was on the rise,and it was opposite in northern and southern Hunan,but there was no obvious change in western Hunan.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe low-temperature showed a decreasing tendency in May in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan,and southern Hunan showed a contrary tendency.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild cold dew wind in Hunan and Hubei were decreased,that of moderate cold dew wind in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan had the same tendency,but there was a contrary tendency in southern Hunan.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe cold dew wind was decreased in central south Hubei and increased in western Hunan,without cold dew wind in northern and southern Hunan.展开更多
[Objective] The aim was to explore function and efficiency of emergy input/ output of Hunan agricultural ecosystem to reveal relationship of human being with natural resources and environment. [Method] Emergy structur...[Objective] The aim was to explore function and efficiency of emergy input/ output of Hunan agricultural ecosystem to reveal relationship of human being with natural resources and environment. [Method] Emergy structure, function and efficien- cy of Hunan agricultural ecosystem were analyzed based on input/output data in Hunan Province in 2009 as per emergy theory. [Result] The structure characters of agricultural ecosystem were as follows： Hunan is characterized with traditional agri- culture, depending greatly on both human and animal labor. For industrial accessory emergy, chemical fertilizers make most contribution to the system, and agricultural mechanization is not satisfied. Furthermore, renewable ratio of industrial accessory emergy is lower, and development and potential of green energy is promising. In addition, prices of the products are lower, without consideration of contribution made by natural resources and environment. It also suggested that Hunan agricultural chain is short and added value of products is not high. In general, emergy output of farming and animal husbandry dominates and the prices are lower than those of forestry and fishery. The function of the system was as follows： With lower environ- mental load ratio, the system is overloaded by population and the index of sustain- able development was 5.96, suggesting that the system enjoys vitality and potential, but the economy is undeveloped and the pressure from natural resources and envi- ronment is not high. The emergy output ratio was a little lower than national level in 2009, suggesting Hunan agricultural production is extensive. [Conclusion] The re- search indicated that rapid increase of population should be controlled; surplus labor should be transferred; agricultural structure and products structure should be further adjusted; agricultural technology should be further developed; agdcultural mechaniza- tion and modernization should be improved.展开更多
Through field investigation,specimen collection and verification,it has been found that Yunshan,Hunan,National Forest Park possesses various species of vine resources,altogether 401 species,belonging to 126 genera,49 ...Through field investigation,specimen collection and verification,it has been found that Yunshan,Hunan,National Forest Park possesses various species of vine resources,altogether 401 species,belonging to 126 genera,49 families.Among them,herbaceous vines have 93 species,taking up 23.2% of the total;ligneous vines have 308 species,taking up 76.8%.The findings have indicated that in Yunshan,Hunan,National Forest Park,there are 13 vine families that have more than 10 species,that is,Papilionaceae,Vitaceae,Rosaceae,Cucurbitaceae,Ranunculaceae,Apocynaceae,Convolvulaceae,Menispermaceae,Celastrales,Actinidiaceae,Oleoideae,Rubioideae,and Asclepiadaceae.There are 17 vine genera with more than 5 species,that is,Schisandra sphenanthera Rehd.et Wils.,Clematis L.,Polygonum L.,Actinidia Lindl.,Rubus,Phaseolus L.,Celastrus L.,Sageretia,Ampelopsis Michx.,Vitis L,Parthenocissus Planch.,Sabia Colebr.,Acanthopanax Miq.,Jasminum,Trachelospermum,Lonicera L.,and Smilax.展开更多
[Objective] This paper aimed at exploring the countermeasures for cultivated land protection and food security assurance and providing references for the formulation of policies related to cultivated land and grain pr...[Objective] This paper aimed at exploring the countermeasures for cultivated land protection and food security assurance and providing references for the formulation of policies related to cultivated land and grain production of the whole province.[Methods] Data of population,cultivated land,grain and others in Hunan Province during 1989 to 2008 were collected by county（district）.The changes of cultivated land and grain production of the whole province were analyzed using Geographical Information System（GIS）.[Results] The population was increasing continuously,the total area of cultivated land was reducing as a whole in spite of increasing in one or two year in one or two county,the total grain production and per capita grain yield was fluctuated within a certain range in recent 20 years of the whole province.The reducing of cultivated land was mainly due to the industrialization and urbanization development.The unbalanced quantity and quality of cultivated land,various natural disasters,readjustment of industry structure and inner readjustment in the agriculture,variety improvement and improvement of cultivated technology mainly affected of the grain production.[Conclusions] The protection of the quantity and quality of cultivated land has to be strengthened to ensure food security.It is important to enhance the ability of resisting drought and flood disasters by improving the construction of agriculture establishment in order to insure the productivity of cultivated land,to increase farmer’s enthusiasm for growing grain with favourable food policy,to improve the per unit area yield of grain by variety improvement and to increase grain sown area by enlarging the double-cropping rice sown area.展开更多
Skarn is the main altered rock type and is of great importance to mineralization and ore-prospecting in the Shizhuyuan area of Hunan province, China. Its features of petrography, mineralogy and geochemistry were st...Skarn is the main altered rock type and is of great importance to mineralization and ore-prospecting in the Shizhuyuan area of Hunan province, China. Its features of petrography, mineralogy and geochemistry were studied systematically. The results show that the skarn mainly consists of garnet skarn, secondary wollastonite-garnet skarn, tremolite-clinozoisite skarn, and few wolframine garnet skarn, idocrase-garnet skarn and wollastonite skarn with granoblastic texture, granular sheet crystalloblastic texture, and massive structure, disseminated structure, mesh-vein structure, comb structure, and banded structure. And, it is mainly composed of garnet, fluorite, chlorite, hornblende, epidote, tremolite, plagioclase, biotite, muscovite, plagioclase, quartz, idocrase, and calcite and so on. The chemical components mainly include SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, MgO and CaO, and the trace elements and REEs consist of Li, Be, V, Co, Zn, Ga, Rb, Sr, Y, Ce, Nd, Pb and Bi, etc. And, the obvious fractionation exists between LREE and HREE, and it shows typical features of Nanling ore-forming granite for W？Sn polymetallic deposit. Skarn is derived from the sedimentary rock, such as limestone, mudstone, argillaceous rock, and few pelitic strips. It is affected by both Shetianqiao formation strata and Qianlishan granite during the diagenesis, indicating a strong reduction environment. The occurrence of skarn, whose mutation site is favorable to the mineralization enrichment, is closely related to the mineralization and prospecting.展开更多
Two new freshwater atyid shrimps, Caridina angustipes sp nov.and C clavipes sp nov.from Hunan Province,China are described. C angustipes sp nov.is similar to C baojingensis Guo,He et Bai,1992,b...Two new freshwater atyid shrimps, Caridina angustipes sp nov.and C clavipes sp nov.from Hunan Province,China are described. C angustipes sp nov.is similar to C baojingensis Guo,He et Bai,1992,but with longer rostrum,15-27 dorsal teeth,3-6 ventral teeth,and straighter inner margin of endopods in male 1st pleopods. C clavipes sp nov.is similar to C angustipes ,but with narrower distal and fewer spines on inner margin of endopds in male 1st pleopods,and shorter and thinner appendix masculina in male 2nd pleopods with only 1 spine on inner lateral margin and 4 spines in apex.The holotypes are deposited in Shanghai Fisheries University.Some representative paratypes are deposited in Foshan Science and Technology College.展开更多
基金supported by the Open Fund of the Granite Formation Research Center of China Geological Survey(grant numbers PMGR202009,PMGR202108,PMGR202115)the Geological Survey of China(grant number DD20190154).
文摘To assess the effect of mining activity on heavy metal pollution and associated health risks in tin mining regions,water and soil sampling was conducted near a tin mining site in Hunan Province.The content and distribution of heavy metals were determined.Pollution,ecological risks,and potential health hazards were evaluated using the ground accumulation index,potential ecological risk index,and health risk assessment models,respectively.The results indicated elevated levels of heavy metals in water and soil samples compared to acceptable background values.Ground accumulation index assessment revealed extreme pollution of soil with As and Cd and moderate pollution with Cu,Pb,and Zn.Cr and Hg were categorized as non-pollutants.Water samples exhibited extreme pollution levels of Hg,Cr,Cd,and As;moderate pollution levels of Pb;and moderate to high pollution levels of Cu and Zn.The tin mining area demonstrated a significantly high level of potential ecological risk,where As and Cd were the primary risk elements in soil,whereas Cr,Cd,and As contributed predominantly to water ecological risk.The human health risk assessment highlighted As,Cd,Cr,Hg,Pb,and Cu in water and As and Pb in soil as the principal non-carcinogenic factors.The primary carcinogenic factors were As,Cr,and Cd in water and As in soil,with As posing the greatest risk for non-carcinogenic and carcinogenic effects.Furthermore,oral intake was the primary exposure route,with children being particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of heavy metal pollution.
文摘A new cranium and two mandibles of Ailuropoda melanoleuca from Xiangxi,Hunan Province are described here.The materials were discovered in a karst cave on the Bamian Mountain at an altitude of 1200 m,with AMC carbon-fourteen isotope dating indicating an age of 2800±30 BP.Historically,the giant panda was widely distributed in southern China and parts of Southeast Asia during the Pleistocene epoch,but it is now confined and isolated to six mountain ranges in southwest China’s Sichuan,Shaanxi,and Gansu provinces.The subfossil materials reported here represent the first discovery of the living species of giant panda in Xiangxi,Hunan.This extends their geographical distribution in southern China during the Holocene epoch eastward to the eastern edge of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and their recent altitude range down to 1200 m.
基金Supported by Research Innovation Program for College Graduates of Hunan Province(CX20231269).
文摘[Objectives]This study was conducted to better understand the occurrence status of thrips in Central Hunan,clarify thrips species,and provide a basis for scientific control.[Methods]The occurrence of thrips in the Central Hunan Region were investigated and analyzed.Through field collection,molecular biological identification and sequencing,thrips populations in the region were identified.[Results]Six species of thrips infesting vegetable crops were identified in the Central Hunan Region,with Megalurothrips usitatus,Thrips palmi,and Frankliniella intonsa being the dominant species.These pests were particularly severe on leguminous and cucurbit crops.[Conclusions]Combined with integrated control strategies,this study provides theoretical and technical support for the scientific management of thrips in the Central Hunan Region,ensuring the sustainable development of the local vegetable industry.
文摘The cultural relics on display at this museum have become a window for visitors to get a glimpse of Chinese civilization thousands of years ago.THE Hunan Museum in Changsha is the largest history museum in Hunan Province.It houses over 570,000 items in its collection,featuring relics from the Mawangdui Han Dynasty Tombs,bronzeware from the Shang(1600 B.C.-1046 B.C.)and Zhou(1046 B.C.-256 B.C.)dynasties,Chu State historical artifacts,and other objects.
基金Under the auspices of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42471241,41971219,41571168)Hunan Provincial Natural Science Foundation(No.2020JJ4372)。
文摘In the context of the era of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality,clarifying the emission patterns of non-CO_(2)Greenhouse Gas(GHG)from agricultural sources is of practical significance to China’s implementation of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies.The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC)coefficient method was used to calculate non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources in 122 counties in Hunan Province,China,from 2010 to 2020,and the spatiotemporal evolution characteristics of emission intensity were analyzed.The Stochastic Impacts by Regression on Population,Affluence,and Technology(STRIPAT)model forecasted the prospective evolution of non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources at the county level under various scenarios from 2030 to 2050.The results demonstrated a general decline in non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources within the study area,with 75.41%of counties exhibiting a reduction in emissions.Geographically,emissions were higher in the Dongting Lake area and central Hengyang.The emission intensity per unit of agricultural added value and the intensity per unit of agricultural land area showed an overall downward trend.Spatially,the emission intensity per unit of farmland area in a few counties(cities,districts)in southern Hunan was still relatively high.By forecasting the non-CO_(2)GHG emissions from agricultural sources,the majority of counties(cities and districts)demonstrated a gradual decline in emissions,suggesting that agricultural production had the potential to reduce emissions in the future,while also facing certain pressure to reduce emissions.It is recommended that Hunan Province formulate agricultural carbon emission reduction policies that take regional development differences into account.This would provide a reference for future agricultural carbon emission reduction research in the whole country.
基金Supported by Climate Change Special Fund of China Meteorological Administration (CCSF-09-14)Major Scientific and Technological Special Project of Hunan Province (2008FJ1006)+1 种基金Scientific Research Special Fund for Public Welfare Industry (Meteorology) (GY-HY200906021)The Key Grant Project of Meteorological Bureau of Hunan Province,"The Study on Meteorological Service Integrated Platform in Modern Agriculture"
文摘Based on the meteorological data of representative meteorological stations in Hunan and Hubei from 1961 to 2008 years,the change character of double rice cold damage under the background of climate change were analyzed adopting 30 years glide accumulation method.The analysis showed that the 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild low-temperature during spring sowing in Hunan and Hubei were decreased in the recent 50 years,as well as the 30 years sliding cumulative days of moderate low-temperature in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan.However,there was an increase in southern Hunan,so was the 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe low-temperature.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild low-temperature in May reduced in Hunan and Hubei.Instead,that of moderate low-temperature in May in central south Hubei was on the rise,and it was opposite in northern and southern Hunan,but there was no obvious change in western Hunan.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe low-temperature showed a decreasing tendency in May in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan,and southern Hunan showed a contrary tendency.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of mild cold dew wind in Hunan and Hubei were decreased,that of moderate cold dew wind in central south Hubei,northern and western Hunan had the same tendency,but there was a contrary tendency in southern Hunan.The 30 years sliding cumulative days of severe cold dew wind was decreased in central south Hubei and increased in western Hunan,without cold dew wind in northern and southern Hunan.
基金Supported by National Social Science Foundation (11BJY029)Hunan Social ScienceFoundation (2010YBB348)+1 种基金Innovation Platform Funds of Hunan High Institutions(10K080)Hunan Soft Science Key Project (2011ZK2046)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to explore function and efficiency of emergy input/ output of Hunan agricultural ecosystem to reveal relationship of human being with natural resources and environment. [Method] Emergy structure, function and efficien- cy of Hunan agricultural ecosystem were analyzed based on input/output data in Hunan Province in 2009 as per emergy theory. [Result] The structure characters of agricultural ecosystem were as follows： Hunan is characterized with traditional agri- culture, depending greatly on both human and animal labor. For industrial accessory emergy, chemical fertilizers make most contribution to the system, and agricultural mechanization is not satisfied. Furthermore, renewable ratio of industrial accessory emergy is lower, and development and potential of green energy is promising. In addition, prices of the products are lower, without consideration of contribution made by natural resources and environment. It also suggested that Hunan agricultural chain is short and added value of products is not high. In general, emergy output of farming and animal husbandry dominates and the prices are lower than those of forestry and fishery. The function of the system was as follows： With lower environ- mental load ratio, the system is overloaded by population and the index of sustain- able development was 5.96, suggesting that the system enjoys vitality and potential, but the economy is undeveloped and the pressure from natural resources and envi- ronment is not high. The emergy output ratio was a little lower than national level in 2009, suggesting Hunan agricultural production is extensive. [Conclusion] The re- search indicated that rapid increase of population should be controlled; surplus labor should be transferred; agricultural structure and products structure should be further adjusted; agricultural technology should be further developed; agdcultural mechaniza- tion and modernization should be improved.
基金Supported by Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (30499340)Educational Department of Hunan Province (06c747)~~
文摘Through field investigation,specimen collection and verification,it has been found that Yunshan,Hunan,National Forest Park possesses various species of vine resources,altogether 401 species,belonging to 126 genera,49 families.Among them,herbaceous vines have 93 species,taking up 23.2% of the total;ligneous vines have 308 species,taking up 76.8%.The findings have indicated that in Yunshan,Hunan,National Forest Park,there are 13 vine families that have more than 10 species,that is,Papilionaceae,Vitaceae,Rosaceae,Cucurbitaceae,Ranunculaceae,Apocynaceae,Convolvulaceae,Menispermaceae,Celastrales,Actinidiaceae,Oleoideae,Rubioideae,and Asclepiadaceae.There are 17 vine genera with more than 5 species,that is,Schisandra sphenanthera Rehd.et Wils.,Clematis L.,Polygonum L.,Actinidia Lindl.,Rubus,Phaseolus L.,Celastrus L.,Sageretia,Ampelopsis Michx.,Vitis L,Parthenocissus Planch.,Sabia Colebr.,Acanthopanax Miq.,Jasminum,Trachelospermum,Lonicera L.,and Smilax.
基金Supported by National Key Basic Research Program of China(2007CB407203)Project of Teaching Research and Transformation in Hunan Agricultural University(B2010111)~~
文摘[Objective] This paper aimed at exploring the countermeasures for cultivated land protection and food security assurance and providing references for the formulation of policies related to cultivated land and grain production of the whole province.[Methods] Data of population,cultivated land,grain and others in Hunan Province during 1989 to 2008 were collected by county（district）.The changes of cultivated land and grain production of the whole province were analyzed using Geographical Information System（GIS）.[Results] The population was increasing continuously,the total area of cultivated land was reducing as a whole in spite of increasing in one or two year in one or two county,the total grain production and per capita grain yield was fluctuated within a certain range in recent 20 years of the whole province.The reducing of cultivated land was mainly due to the industrialization and urbanization development.The unbalanced quantity and quality of cultivated land,various natural disasters,readjustment of industry structure and inner readjustment in the agriculture,variety improvement and improvement of cultivated technology mainly affected of the grain production.[Conclusions] The protection of the quantity and quality of cultivated land has to be strengthened to ensure food security.It is important to enhance the ability of resisting drought and flood disasters by improving the construction of agriculture establishment in order to insure the productivity of cultivated land,to increase farmer’s enthusiasm for growing grain with favourable food policy,to improve the per unit area yield of grain by variety improvement and to increase grain sown area by enlarging the double-cropping rice sown area.
基金Project(41202051)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2015CX008)supported by the Innovation-driven Plan in Central South University,China+4 种基金Project(2016JJ1022)supported by Hunan Provincial Natural Science Outstanding Youth Foundation of ChinaProject(CSUZC201601)supported by the Open-end Fund for the Valuable and Precision Instruments of Central South University,ChinaProject(2014T70886)supported by the Special Program of the Postdoctoral Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2012M521721)supported by China Postdoctoral Science FoundationProject(XKRZ[2014]76)supported by the Platform of Scientific and Technological Innovation for Hunan Youth,China
文摘Skarn is the main altered rock type and is of great importance to mineralization and ore-prospecting in the Shizhuyuan area of Hunan province, China. Its features of petrography, mineralogy and geochemistry were studied systematically. The results show that the skarn mainly consists of garnet skarn, secondary wollastonite-garnet skarn, tremolite-clinozoisite skarn, and few wolframine garnet skarn, idocrase-garnet skarn and wollastonite skarn with granoblastic texture, granular sheet crystalloblastic texture, and massive structure, disseminated structure, mesh-vein structure, comb structure, and banded structure. And, it is mainly composed of garnet, fluorite, chlorite, hornblende, epidote, tremolite, plagioclase, biotite, muscovite, plagioclase, quartz, idocrase, and calcite and so on. The chemical components mainly include SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, MgO and CaO, and the trace elements and REEs consist of Li, Be, V, Co, Zn, Ga, Rb, Sr, Y, Ce, Nd, Pb and Bi, etc. And, the obvious fractionation exists between LREE and HREE, and it shows typical features of Nanling ore-forming granite for W？Sn polymetallic deposit. Skarn is derived from the sedimentary rock, such as limestone, mudstone, argillaceous rock, and few pelitic strips. It is affected by both Shetianqiao formation strata and Qianlishan granite during the diagenesis, indicating a strong reduction environment. The occurrence of skarn, whose mutation site is favorable to the mineralization enrichment, is closely related to the mineralization and prospecting.
文摘Two new freshwater atyid shrimps, Caridina angustipes sp nov.and C clavipes sp nov.from Hunan Province,China are described. C angustipes sp nov.is similar to C baojingensis Guo,He et Bai,1992,but with longer rostrum,15-27 dorsal teeth,3-6 ventral teeth,and straighter inner margin of endopods in male 1st pleopods. C clavipes sp nov.is similar to C angustipes ,but with narrower distal and fewer spines on inner margin of endopds in male 1st pleopods,and shorter and thinner appendix masculina in male 2nd pleopods with only 1 spine on inner lateral margin and 4 spines in apex.The holotypes are deposited in Shanghai Fisheries University.Some representative paratypes are deposited in Foshan Science and Technology College.
