陽明山地區網柱細胞黏菌之生態多樣性研究

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陽明山地區網柱細胞黏菌之生態多樣性研究

Studies of ecological biodiversity of dictyostelid cellular slime molds in Yangmingshan area

許素玲 , Masters　　Advisor：葉增勇　　

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細胞黏菌；生態多樣性；陽明山；網柱細胞黏菌；輪生細胞黏菌；植被； dictyostelid cellular slime molds ； ecological biodiversity ； Yangmingshan ； Dictyostelium ； Polysphondylium ； vegetation

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Thirty sampling plots with 1 square meter were set in Yangmingshan National Park, Taiwan which included (1) twenty at Luchiukeng broad-leaved forest Nature Reserve, (2) five at Hsiaoyukeng Silvergrass vegetation, and (3) five at Usawa cane vegetation. Soil samples were collected every two months from October 2000 to August 2001. Some isolates of dictyostelid cellular slime molds (dCSMs) were obtained. They were identified as six species, two genera and one family, namely：Dictyostelium brefeldianum Hagiwara, D. delicatum Hagiwara, D. pupureum Olive, D. rhizopodium Raper et Fennell, Polysphondylium pallidum Olive, and P. violaceum Brefeld. Luchiukeng broad-leaved forest had all the six species of dCSMs and was more than the other two vegetation. The slime molds in this forest occurred most frequently on August. The occurrence frequency of dCSMs varied in different seasons-- higher in summer and lower in winter. The distribution of dCSMs in this area was also influenced by the pH value of soils. The lowest pH was 3.8 in Usawa cane vegetation which had lower occurrence frequency of dCSMs. P. pallidum Olive was the most common dCSM in the three vegetation and less variation in seasons.

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林詩蓓、葉增勇，1999。台北市陽明山地區六種網柱細胞黏菌之調查。師大生物學報。34（1）：69-80。
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周昌弘，1984。台灣熱帶農業生態系中之植物相剋作用。熱帶植物研討會論文集pp.29-41。中央研究院植物研究所。
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Bonner, J. T. 1967. The cellular slime molds. 2nd ed. Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton. N. J. X+205pp.
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Cavender, J. C. 1973. Geographical distribution of Acrasieae. Mycologia 65: 1044-1054.
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Cavender, J. C. and K. B. Raper. 1965. The Acrasieae in nature. Ⅱ. Forest soil as a primary habitat. Amer. J. Bot. 52: 297-302.
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