Analysis of weed species diversity in Jiangsu tea garden.
Li FenHua, Guojun Sun, Ji Hyun Min, Chu YinFang, Wu YongFang, Haiyan Zhang, Han Min, Fang Yuan, Qiu ShuFen, Wang HuQin
Abstract
Li FenHua, Guojun Sun, Ji Hyun Min, Chu YinFang, Wu YongFang, Haiyan Zhang, Han Min, Fang Yuan, Qiu ShuFen, Wang HuQin
Abstract
From 2009 to 2012,we investigated the weeds in Jiangsu tea garden.There were 206 weed species in 163 genera belonging to 51 families in Jiangsu provincial tea garden.Among them,Asteraceae,Gramineae and leguminous weeds were dominant species,accounting for 35.92% of the total weed species.Dicotyledonous weeds were dominant weed community,accounting for 76.21% of the total weed species.Due to frequent human disturbance and natural selection,annual weeds and biennial weeds accounted for 60.68% of the total weed species in tea garden.
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From 2009 to 2012,we investigated the weeds in Jiangsu tea garden.There were 206 weed species in 163 genera belonging to 51 families in Jiangsu provincial tea garden.Among them,Asteraceae,Gramineae and leguminous weeds were dominant species,accounting for 35.92% of the total weed species.Dicotyledonous weeds were dominant weed community,accounting for 76.21% of the total weed species.Due to frequent human disturbance and natural selection,annual weeds and biennial weeds accounted for 60.68% of the total weed species in tea garden.
Key concepts: Weed, Biology, Tea garden, Species diversity, Agronomy, Asteraceae, Botany, Ecology