Mangrove Research Papers (III) (1993-1996)

This book contains following 56 papers by the research group from 1993 to 996:

Part I. MANGROVE MATTER AND ENERGY FLOW

1. Element cycle and energy dynamics in three kinds of mangroves of China
2. Study on the accumulation and biological cycles of K, Ca and Mg in Rhizophora stylosa mangrove community in Guangxi
3. The accumulation and biological cycle of nitrogen and phosphorus in Rhizophora stylosa mangrove community, Guangxi
4. Biomass and nutrient cycle of Rhizophora stylosa forest, China
5. Studies on dynamics of litter leaf decomposition in a Rhizophora stylosa mangrove forest in Guanxi, China
6. Dynamics of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen elements in Rhizophora stylosa mangrove community at Yinluo Bay of Guangxi, China
7. Seasonal dynamics of nutrient release from decomposing Kandelia candel fallen leaves
8. Comparative studies on the decomposition rates of mangrove Kandelia candel twigs in Jiulong River Estuary, Fujian
9. Potential role of leaching in weight loss during the decomposition of Kandelia candel leaf litter
10.Studies on dynamics of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen elements for Kandelia candel mangrove community in Fujian, China
11.Studies on dynamics of C, H and N elements for Bruguiera sexangula mangrove forest in Hainan Island, China
12.A comparative study on carbon elements in three mangrove communities
13.Studies on detritus energy during the decomposition of Kandelia candel leaf litter
14.Studies on available caloric content of detritus during the decomposition of mangrove Kandelia candel leaf litter
15.A simple network analysis of energy flow in a Kandelia candel community
16.A study on the biomass and energy of Avicennia marina community in Jiulong River Estuary, Fujian
17.The Biomass and energy of Aviecennia marina community in Dongyu of Xiamen, Fujian
18.Study on the energy of Rhizophora stylosa mangrove forest in Guangxi, China
19.Litter fall production and energy flow througy the litter of Rhizophora stylosa Griff. Mangrove community in Yingluo Bay of Guangxi, China

PART II. MANGROVE ECO-PHYSIOLOGY

1. The characteristics of chilling-resistance on six mangrove of introduced mangrove plants
2. Studies on the contents of C, H and N in leaves and hypocotyls of some mangrove species
3. The physiological characteristics of salt tolerance for Kandelia candel seedings
4. Relationship between the dynamics of water potential in twig of Kandelia candel and ecological factors
5. The seasonal changes of transpiration of Kandelia candel mangrove forest and ecological factors
6. A mathematical model of low temperature and exposure time interactions on Kandelia candel leaf cold-sensitivity
7. Mating systems and spontaneous mutation rates for chlorophyll-deficiency in populations of the mangrove Kandelia candel
8. Studies on element contents of some tissues in leaf-blades of Aegiceras corniculatuml by SEM-EDAX
9. The effect of salinity on membrane protection system for various organs of Aegiceras corniculatuml seeding
10.Photosynthethis of mangroves

PART III. MANGROVE POLLUTION ECOLOGY

1. The distribution and dynamics of organochlorinated pesticides of mangrove area in Jiulongjiang Estuary, Fujian, China
2. The effect of organochlorinated pesticides DDT on the hypocotyls sprouting of Kandelia (L.) Druce
3. Study on the tolerance of Kandelia candel mangrove seedlings to cadmium
4. Accumulation and dynamics of Cu, Pb, Zn and Mn elements in Kandelia candel (L.) Druce mangrove community of Jiulong River Estuary of Fujian
5. Absorption and accumulation of heavy metals in Aegiceras corniculatum mangrove forest in the estuary of Jiulong River in Fujian
6. Accumulation and biological cycles of Mn and Ni elements in a Rhizophora stylosa community in Yingluo Bay of Grangxi
7. Accumulation and dynamic of heavy metal elements in Rhizophora stylosa community at Yingluo Bay in Guangxi
8. Accumulation and distribution of Cr, Ni and Mn in avicennia marina mangrove community at Futian of Shenzhen
9. Accumulation and distribution of Cu, Pb, Zn and Cd in avicennia marina mangrove community of Futian in Shenzhen

PART IV.OTHER SUBSYSTEM IN MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS

1. Ecplogical characteristics of macroalgae in mangrove forests in Fujian, China
2. Soil microbial amount variations of mangroves (Kandelia candel) in process of natural decomposition of litter leaves
3. Changes of soil microbial physiologic group for mangrove forest in process of natural decomposition of litter leaves
4. The degradation of diesel oil micro-organisms in the mangrove-soil
5. Environmental effects from the process of natural decomposition of litter leaves in Kandelia candel mangrove forest

PART V. MANGROVE PLANT TAXOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY

1. distribution of species and the physiognomic classification of mangrove forest in China
2. Some ecological characteristics of mangrove around both coasts of Taiwan strait
3. A study on the ultrastructure of mesophyll cells from leaves of two mangrove species to effects salinity
4. Transformation of structure of mesophyll cell in the leaves of Aegiceras corniculatum Blanco. To two salinities

PART VI. UTILIZAITON AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES

1. The utilization of mangrove in China
2. The phytochemical research and utilization of some mangrove species
3. Toxic plants and its utilization in mangroves of China
4. Studies on transplanting techniques of mangroves from Hainan to Fujian Jiulongjiang estuary
5. The techniques of afforestation of the mangrove and its role in coastline protection
6. Lessons on mangrove administration from ancient Chinese rules
7. Review on impact of global climate change on mangrove ecosystems and research countermeasure

The ecological function of mangrove in resistance ot negative impacts of the greenhouse effect