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郑州和成都开展植物交换 引进了74个新品种
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-11-26 03:31
郑州和成都开展植物交换 引进了74个新品种 中新网郑州11月26日电 (经晓佳 裴其娟 魏滢)河南郑州植物园26消息,近日该园与成都市植物园完成植 物交换工作,成功引进74个植物新品种,其中包括珙桐、南方红豆杉国家一级保护植物,进一步丰富了 中原地区的植物种质资源。 郑州植物园作为集植物学、园艺学、生态学、环境学知识普及和生物多样性资源迁地保育为一体的重要 基地,有"中原地区植物基因库"之称。成都市植物园为四川省首家植物园,是国家芙蓉种质资源库、西 南木本花卉省级林木种质资源库、省级野生植物扩繁和迁地保护基地。 2024年以来,郑州植物园积极参与国家植物园体系建设,通过中国植物园联合保护计划(ICCBG)逐步开 展与杭州植物园等国内植物园的种质资源交换,让这座"植物基因库"的家底愈发丰厚。 在本次交换中,郑州植物园从成都市植物园引进了74种植物材料,包括30种种苗和44种种子。引进品种 中不乏珍稀保护植物,如国家一级保护植物珙桐、南方红豆杉,国家二级保护植物宝华玉兰、川黄檗, 以及岷江百合、太行菊、四川黄栌等特色物种。同时,郑州植物园向成都提供了陕甘花楸、橐吾等42种 植物种苗,实现了植物资源的双向流动与优势 ...
“祝福祖国”花篮亮相天安门广场 亮点揭秘
Yang Shi Wang· 2025-09-22 23:28
Core Points - The "Blessing the Motherland" giant flower basket has been successfully installed in Tiananmen Square, featuring a diameter of 12 meters and a total weight of 60 tons [1] - The installation process took nearly 3 hours, ensuring a tight fit between the basket's base and body, with staff monitoring all viewing angles throughout the process [3] Design and Features - The flower basket's body stands 16 meters tall and includes 18 types of flowers symbolizing positive meanings, such as roses for peace and sunflowers for freedom and happiness [5] - This year introduces dynamic animal elements, with 10 doves depicted in three different poses, marking a new highlight for the installation [5] - The inscriptions on the basket include "Blessing the Motherland, 1949-2025" on the south side and "Happy National Day, 1949-2025" on the north side, along with an increased use of new plant species like iris and corydalis [5] Technical Aspects - The design process involves confirming the colors and selecting the best techniques to achieve realistic representations of the flowers, utilizing 3D scanning technology for precise placement [7] - A total of 196 large flowers were used, with hundreds of additional filler flowers to enhance the overall appearance [7]
“绿色情书!”极危物种跨越百年归来
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-08-03 15:24
Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful reintroduction of the critically endangered species, the large-flowered stone butterfly, into its natural habitat in Yunnan, China, showcasing China's commitment to biodiversity conservation and the innovative approaches taken in species protection efforts [1][2][10]. Group 1: Species Conservation Efforts - The large-flowered stone butterfly was rediscovered by Chinese researchers in 2021 after being considered "lost" for over a century, leading to breakthrough cultivation in laboratories [2][3]. - The reintroduction of the species involved careful planting of seedlings into their native soil, demonstrating a significant step in the conservation of endangered species [1][12]. - The Southwest China Wild Biological Germplasm Resource Bank has become a critical support system for the conservation efforts, housing a vast collection of rare and endangered plant seeds [2][3]. Group 2: Germplasm Resource Bank - The Southwest China Wild Biological Germplasm Resource Bank is the only national-level facility of its kind in the country, preserving 27,000 species and 330,000 samples of wild biological germplasm, making it the largest in Asia [2][3]. - The resource bank has achieved international leading levels in the long-term preservation of various wild plant seeds, plant tissues, DNA, fungi, and microorganisms [3]. Group 3: Technological and Community Engagement - The conservation efforts are supported by advanced technologies, including genetic diversity analysis and innovative breeding techniques, which have led to the successful cultivation of hundreds of seedlings of the large-flowered stone butterfly [2][10]. - Community involvement has shifted from hunting to conservation practices, contributing to the overall success of biodiversity initiatives in the region [8].