Study on flora of seed plants of Lushan Mountain area of Shandong province
Wang Xi-hua
Abstract
Wang Xi-hua
Abstract
Located in the middle northern part of Luzhong Hills,Lushan Mountain area is covered with 107 families of wild seed plants,415 genera,729 species,54 varieties,3 inferior kinds,and 3 changed types.The study indicated that Lushan Mountain area is characterized by a great varity of seed flora types,complicated geographical composition and obvious advantage phenomenon,showing typical woods nature of aestilignosa of warm temperate zone.In comparison with the adjacent seed plant flora,the Lushan flora of seed plants has high homogeneity with that of Mount Tai while in comparison with Laoshan Mountain,Yuntai Mountain and Qianshan Mountain,there are degressions,exist obvious differences between the Luya Mountain and Daqingshan Mountain area.
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Located in the middle northern part of Luzhong Hills,Lushan Mountain area is covered with 107 families of wild seed plants,415 genera,729 species,54 varieties,3 inferior kinds,and 3 changed types.The study indicated that Lushan Mountain area is characterized by a great varity of seed flora types,complicated geographical composition and obvious advantage phenomenon,showing typical woods nature of aestilignosa of warm temperate zone.In comparison with the adjacent seed plant flora,the Lushan flora of seed plants has high homogeneity with that of Mount Tai while in comparison with Laoshan Mountain,Yuntai Mountain and Qianshan Mountain,there are degressions,exist obvious differences between the Luya Mountain and Daqingshan Mountain area.
Key concepts: Flora (microbiology), Temperate climate, Geography, Ecology, Forestry, Biology, Paleontology, Bacteria