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ĦĦSix scientific research projects being
carried out are as follows and they
are aided by Shenzhen Scientific Research Bureau.
A
study on introduction, selective breeding and popularizing application
of characteristic flowering arbors, shrubs.
A
study on method of control against main diseases and pests of landscape
plants in Shenzhen.
Resource
investigation of wild plants with special protection by the State
in Shenzhen.
Research
on popularizing application of rare and endangered plants in the
greenland system of the city.
Research
on ex situ conservation, breeding and application of cycads.
A
study on fast propogation and application of Jacaranda acutifolia
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There are such five laboratories in
the garden as tissue culture lab,
biochemistry lab, plant
protection lab, seeds physiology lab and microscope lab. These
laboratories were newly established and equipped with many new instruments
such as Sterilizer sturdy SA-300Vam ABI Prism 3100 Genetic Analyzer
3100, Eppendorf Centrifuge 5810R,5417C, Eppendorf Mastercycler Gradient
and Syngene GG/DPC-E GeneGenius in the biochemistry lab and Leica
TP1020 Automatic Tissue Processor for Histology Application, Leica
ST4040, Zeiss Axioplan 2 Imaging Microscope, Zeiss Stemi SVII Microscope,
Zeiss Stemi 2000C Microscope, HM340E Rotany Microtome and E400 Biological
Microscope in the microscope lab. |
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The project "An
investigation and protection countermeasures of the ancient and famous
trees in Shenzhen Special Economical Zone" won Shenzhen Science
Progress Grade Three Reward in 1998. And
the other one " An investigation
of ornamental trees in Shenzhen" won Shenzhen Science Progress
Grade Two Reward in 1999. |
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There are more than 12000 copies of botanical
books and other ones in the library of the garden. Reading room of
the library takes 300 square meters and exhibits about 150 kinds of
magazines and periodicals as well as 36 kinds newspaper. |
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There are about 8000 ordinal numbers
and 12000 specimens in the herbrium. It is the largest specimen
collection of cycads with more than 500 ordinal numbers and 5000
specimens in China . |
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Feng
Huiling, Dr., Research on insects,
diseases and weeds on landscape plants and their controlling. Main
articles as following:
1.
Feng Huiling & Huang Zhangxin, 1997. Effects of RH-5849
against Larvae of Diamonthback Moth under Different Temperatures,
Plant Protection, 23 (5): 10-12 (in Chinese)
2.
Feng Huiling & Wang Yongjin, 1998. The Prevention
and Control of Main Pests and Diseases on Palms. Journal of Guangdong
Landscape Architecture, 1998 (1): 35~36
3.
Feng Huiling, 1997. Palm Pests and Their Control, South
China Palms, 8:1-9
4.
Wang Yongjin, Li Peiqiong, Feng Huiling, Xie Haibiao,
1998.The Ancient and Famous Trees in Shenzhen and Protection, Guangdong
Yuanlin ,1998 (3): 37-41
5.
Wen Dazhi, Ye Wanhui, Feng Huiling, Cai Chuxiong, 2000.Different
Biological Characteristic of Mikania micrantha under Different Environment,
Journal of Tropical and Subtropical Botany,8 (2):139-146
6.
Feng Huiling, 1998. Survey of Plant Protection Work
in Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanic Garden, 109-114,China Forestry Publishing
House, Beijing
Li
Nan, Dr., General secretary of Cycad Society of
China, Member of Conifers Specialists Group of IUCN, curator of
Cycads collection and Conifers collection. Main publications:
1.
Fu Liguo, Li Nan, Robert Mill, 1999. "Araucariaceae,
Pinaceae, Cephalotaxaceae, Taxaceae" in FLORA OF CHINA, 4:
8-52, 85-96, Science Press (Beijing) & Missouri Botanical Garden
Press (St. Louis) (in English).
2.
Fu Liguo, Li Nan, Xiang Qiaoping, 2000. " Pinaceae"
in High Plants of China, 3:13-67(in Chinese).
3.
Chen Tanqing, Li Nan,1999. Ex situ Conservation of
Cycads in Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, China Forestry Publishing
House. (in Chinese and English)
4.
Li Nan, Fu Likuo, 1997. Notes on Gymnosperms I. Taxonomic
Treatments of Some Chinese Conifers, Novon, 7:261-264
5.
Li Nan, 1996. Systematic studies of the Family of Pinaceae
(I), Bulletin of Botanical Research, 16 (1): 32-45. (in Chinese)
6.
Li Nan et al., 1995. Studies on the Geographical Distribution,
Original and Dispersal of the Family of Pinaceae, Acta Phytotaxonomica
Sinica, 33(2): 105-133 (in Chinese)
7.
Li Nan, 1993. Geographical Study of the Genus of Pseudotsuga,
Botanical Research, 13 (4): 404-411 ( in Chinese)
8.
Li Nan et al., 1990. Florical Analysis on the Genus
of Caragana-Leguminosae, Bulletin of Botanical Research, 10 (4):
93-99 (in Chinese)
9.
Li Nan, 1990. Chromosomical Study on Partial Medical
Plants of Xinjiang, Acta Bot. Bor.-Occid. Sin. 10(3): 203-210
Li
Peiqiong(Li Pei-chun, P.C.Li), professor, systematist.
Studies on taxonomy of such high plants as Betulaceae, Mimonaceae,
Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae and Cyperaceae in China, Landscape plants
of Shenzhen. Main articles as follows:
1.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1972. Icongographia Cormophytorum
Sinicorum, Volume 1,2, Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese)
2.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1976. Icongographia Cormophytorum
Sinicorum, Volume 5, Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese)
3.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1979. Flora Reipuiblicae Popularis
Sinicae, Tomus 21(Betulaceae), Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese)
4.
Li Pei-chun et al., 2000. Flora Reipuiblicae Popularis
Sinicae, Tomus 12(Cyperaceae), Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese)
5.
Li Pei-chun, 1983. Flora of Xizang vol.(1) (Betulaceae),
Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese).
6.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1986 Flora of Xizang vol.(2) (Leguminosae),
Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese).
7.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1986 Flora of Xizang vol.(3) (Cornaceae),
Science Press (Beijing) (in Chinese).
8.
Li Pei-chun et al., 1981. The Formation and Differentiation
of Leguminosae Flora in Xizang, in Geological and Ecological Studies
of Qinghai-Xizang Plateau , Science Press (Beijing), Gordon and
Breach, Science Publishers Inc., New York
9.
Li Pei-chun, 1993. Vascular Plants of the Hengduan
Mountain vol.(I) (Betulaceae, Leguminosae), Science Pree (Beijing)
10.
Li Pei-chun, 1994. Vascular Plants of the Hengduan
Mountain vol.(II) (Apocynaceae, Asclepiadaceae, Cypereaceae), Science
Press (Beijing)
11.
Li Pei-chun, 2000. Higher Plants of China, vol. 4(
Betulaceae), Qingdao Publishing House.(in Chinese)
Li
Yong, Dr., Head of Science & Research Department,
Curator of Cacti & Succulent, Studies on Podocarpaceae, Cacti &
Succulents. Main articles as follows:
1.
Li Yong, Tu Lizhu, 1994. Ultrastructural Observations
on the Synergid of the Mature Embryo Sac in Ammopiptanthus mongolicus.
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Neimenggu, 25(4):450-455.
2.
Li Yong et al., 1994. An Ultrastructural Study of the
Microspore Development in Ammopiptanthus mongolicus. Acta Scientiarum
Naturalium Universitatis Neimenggu, 25(2):190-196.
3.
Li Yong, 2000, "Podocarpaceae" in Higher
Plants of China, 3:95-101, Qingdao Publishing House.(in Chinese)
4.
Li Yong, 1999, "Podocarpaceae" in Flora of
China, 4:78-84, Science Press (Beijing), Missouri Botanical Garden
Press (St. Louis) (in English).
Wang
Dingyue, Dr., Cycad systematist. Studies on taxonomy,
evolution and origin of cycad. Main articles as following:
1.
Wang Dingyue, 1996. Systematic Classification and Geographic
Distribution of Cycadaceae, Cycads in China, 19-32, Guangdong Science
and Technology Press (Guangzhou) (in Chinese and English).
2.
Wang Dingyue, 1996. Taxonomy of Cycas in China, Cycads
in China, 33-142, Guangdong Science and Technology Press (Guangzhou)
(in Chinese and English).
3.
Wang Dingyue et al., Distribution of Resources of
Cycas in China and Countermeasures of Protection, Cycads in China,
225-237, Guangdong Science and Technology Press (Guangzhou) (in
Chinese and English).
4.
Wang Dingyue, 1995. A Preliminary Study of the Cycas
Micholitzii Complex, Encephalartos 44:31-38
5.
Wang Dingyue & Deng Caoyi, 1995. A New Species of Cycas
(Cycadaceae) from China, Encephalartos 43:11-14
6.
Wang Dingyue & Deng Caoyi, 1995. A Supplementary Description
of the Guizhou Cycad from China, Encephalartos 43: 14-16
7.
Wang Dingyue & Peng Han, 1995. An Investigation of
Individuals of the Type Locality and Textual Research on the Origin
of Cycas szechuanensis Cheng et L.K.Fu, Chinese Bulletin of Botany
12 (Supplement):21-25 (in Chinese)
8.
Wang Dingyue, 2000. A Cycad Name Which was Misidentified----South
China Cycad, Journal of Nanjing Forestry University 24(4): 35-38(in
Chinese).
9.
Wang Dingyue, 2000. A Textual Research on Yunnan Cycad,
Journal of Jiangxi Agriculture University .
Wang
Yongjin, head of Landscape Management Department,
Curator of palm garden. Studies on taxonomy and cultivation of palm,
flora of southern subtropics and landscape plants. Main articles
as following:
1.
Li Pintao,Wang Yongjin, Wu zhiming, Xiao Mianyun,
Xie Guogang, 1993. An Investigation of Plant Resources on Qimuzhang
Mountain in Guangdong. Natural Science, Journal of Hainan University,
11(2):19~23
2.
Wang Yongjin et al., 1993. Study on the Flora of Qimuzhang
in Guangdong. Journal of South China Agriculture University, 14(3):
102~109
3.
Chen Tanqing, Li Peiqiong, Wang Yongjin, 1995. A Purpose
of Establishment of the Research Center of Ex-situ Conservation
of Rare and Endangered Trees in South Subtropical of China (Summary).
A Collection of Thesis for International Symposium on Conservation
of Rare & Endangered Species of Fauna & Flora.1995, Guilin, China
.190~191
4.
Chen Tanqing, Li Peiqiong, Wang Yongjin, 1996. Shenzhen
Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, Past, Present and Future. Botanic Gardens
Conservation News, 2( 6): 48~49
5.
Feng Huiling & Wang Yongjin, 1998. The Prevention and
Control of Main Pests and Diseases on Palms. Journal of Guangdong
Landscape Architecture, 1998(1): 35~36
6.
Wang Yongjin et al., 1998. Ancient Trees in Shenzhen
Economic Special Zone: The Counter- measure for Their Protection.
Journal of Guangdong Landscape Architecture, 1998(3): 37~41
7.
Wang Yonglin et al., 1998.Study on the Ex situ Conservation
of Rare and Endangered Plants in Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical Garden,
The 15th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Shenzhen Fairy
Lake Botanical Garden, 51~63,China Forestry Publishing House, Beijing
8.
Wang Yongjin, Chen Guanghu, 1998. Introduction and
Research of Palms in Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, The 15th
Anniversary of the Establishment of the Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical
Garden, 66~72, China Forestry Publishing House. Beijing
9.
Wang Yongjin et al., 2000. The Investigation and Evaluation
of Landscape Trees and Shrubs in Shenzhen. Journal of China Landscape
Architecture, 16 (1): 49~52
Zhang
Shouzhou, Dr., Curator of Magnolia Garden, Plant
biodiversity and germplasm specialist , plant cytotaxonomic and
phylogeny researcher.
1.
Zhang Shouzhou et al. ,1998. In situ Hybridization
and its Application in Studies on Oryza , Acta Phytotaxonomica Sinica
36(1): 87-96 (in Chinese)
2.
Zhang Shouzhou et al., 1998. In Situ Hybridization
and its Application in Plant Evolutionary Botany. Li Chengsen (ed.)
Advance in Plant Science ,31-47 , High Education Publisher ( Beijing)
( in Chinese )
3.
Zhang Shouzhou et al., 1997. Observation on Meiosis
Abnormity in the Paeonia suffruticosa subsp. Spontanae , Acta Botanica
Sinica39(5): 397-404 ( in Chinese )
4.
Zhang Shouzhou et al.,1997. In situ Hybridization of
Biotinylated DNA Probe to Meiotic Chromosomes of Wild Paeony. In
Kondo K (ed) Conservation Biology in Plants Common to Japan and
China, 44-47. Nishili Print Co. Ltd. Japan.
5.
Zhang Shouzhou et al., 1997. Variation of r DNA Loci
in Some Wild Species of Oryza Detected by in situ Hybridization,
Ibids, 48-49
6.
Zhang Shouzhou, Ma Yuchuan. 1991. IOPB Chromosome Data
1. Int . Organ. Pl. Biosyst Newslett (Zurich) 13:21-22
7.
Zhang Shouzhou , Cao Rui. Chromosome Number and its
Karytype Analysis in Ammopiptanthus mongolicus. Acta Phytotaxonomic
Sinica,, 28(2): 133-135 ( in Chinese )
8.
Zhang Shouzhou , Ma Yuchuan. 1989. Karyotype Analysis
of Cistanche deserticola Ma, Acta Intramongolica Univ. 20(2): 277-280
( in Chinese )
9.
Zhang Shouzhou et al., 1994. Cytotaxonomical Studies
on 14 species of Oxytropis DC. from Inner Mongolia, Acta Intramongolica
Univ 25(1): 64-72 ( in Chinese )
10.
Ma Yuchuan, Zhang Shouzhou, 1990. Study on the Systmatica
Positon of Tetraena Maxim, Acta Phytotaxonomic Sinica, 28(2): 89-95
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