Studies on Floristics of Seed Plants in Hanma Nature Reservation Area
Yan Wu
Abstract
Yan Wu
Abstract
The composition,areal-types and floristics characteristics of seed plants in Hanma nature reservation area of Mongolia were studied on the basis of field survey and collection and identification of specimen.The results showed that there were 414 species of seed plants,belonging to 57 families and 188 genera,among of them 5 species are gymnosperm belonging to 2 families 4 genera,and 409 species are angiosperm belonging to 55 families and 184 genera.The nature of the floristics of seed plants is temperate and it is much influenced by the flora of North-East,at the same time,the composition has infiltration of the flora of Mongolia.Therefore the flora is complex,the diversity of floristic elements is significant and with staggered nature.
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The composition,areal-types and floristics characteristics of seed plants in Hanma nature reservation area of Mongolia were studied on the basis of field survey and collection and identification of specimen.The results showed that there were 414 species of seed plants,belonging to 57 families and 188 genera,among of them 5 species are gymnosperm belonging to 2 families 4 genera,and 409 species are angiosperm belonging to 55 families and 184 genera.The nature of the floristics of seed plants is temperate and it is much influenced by the flora of North-East,at the same time,the composition has infiltration of the flora of Mongolia.Therefore the flora is complex,the diversity of floristic elements is significant and with staggered nature.
Key concepts: Floristics, Flora (microbiology), Gymnosperm, Temperate climate, Botany, Geography, Biology, Ecology