16 1 2001 1 J O U RN AL O F N A TU RAL R ESO U RC ES Vol. 16 No. 1 J an., 2001 :1000-3037(2001) 01-0028 - 09 3 1, 2 (11, 510301 ; 21, 100029) :, 1. 5 hm 2, 26,11,, 1960,,,,,, 18,,,, : ;;; : P748 :A,, [1 ] (,1990) [2 ] [3 ], 1 111, (27 20 N), (28 25 N) [4 ], (31 34 N, ) (,34 38 N) [5 ] [6 ], ( ) 9. 8, 10. 9 ( ) ; 9. 3, 10. 6 ( ) ; 10. 5,16. 0 ( ),,,,, [7 ], ;,,; :1999-03 - 20 ; :1999-06 - 09 : (96-007 - 03-04) : (1942 - ),,,,,, 3 (1998 8, )
1 : 29, 250 ( ), 35 13, 12km 2 [7 ],, [8 ], [9 ], ( ) ( ) [10 ], [11 ], [12 ], ( 4 667hm 2 ) [13 ], [4 ], [4 ],, 112 ( ), 6m,, 1/ 3 [14 ], 25 hm 2 [15 ], 50 ( 1956 1956 ) 4 hm 2 4. 2 hm 2 [15 16 17 ],1981 1986 17 035hm 2 ( ) 21 283hm 2 ( ) 23 000hm 2 ( ) ( 1) 1990 13 646hm 2 16 209hm 2, ( ) ( 1), Table 1 1 ( ) Mangrove area of various provinces (regions) in China ( :hm 2 ) 50 [16 ] 9 992 10 000 21 289 720 42 001 3 4 667 8 000 4 000 368 17 035 3 4 800 8 014 8 053 416 21 283 [18 ] 4 800 4 667 8 200 2 000 3 333 23 000 (1992) [17 ] 4 836 6 170 4 667 416 120 16 209 (1993) [19 ] 4 836 5 654 3 813 250 300 14 853 (1995) [4 ] 4 836 4 523 3 813 260 120 8 85 1 13 646 (1995) [16 ] 4 836 5 654 3 526 360 120 8 85 1 14 590 (1997) [20 ] 4 836 5 654 3 813 360 120 8 85 1 14 877 : 3 (1). : ( ),1988, 242. (2). ( ) (). 1986. (3). (). 1986, (7) : 107 108, 223 224. (4). (). 1986, 10,10. 15 10. 17 ; 20,20. 11 20. 13. 4 836hm 2 1983 [11 ], 3 813hm 2 Su S G(1989) [21 ], ( ) 12 423hm 2, 1 867hm 2 [13 ] 5 654hm 2 1988 1989 [19 ],, 80 % [4 ],, [12 ] 1965 719hm 2,1979 302hm 2,1993 260hm 2, 8hm 2,
30 16 1991 1993 [4 ],, 120hm 2, 278hm 2 [22 ] 85hm 2 [23 ] Ashwort h (1993) 107,276hm 2, 120hm 2, 43. 5 % [24 ] Tam (1997) [25 ],, 43, 1/ 5000, 178hm 2, Young and Melville (1993) [26 ] 172hm 2 Tam 1997 11, 85hm 2,,263hm 2 1hm 2, 1968,,64. 32hm 2 [27 ],,, 1995 1 hm 2 [4 ] 113 () ( Table 2 2 [4 ] Exclusive species and distribution of mangroves in China 1. Rhizop horaceae 1. B ruguiera cyli n d rica 2. B. gy m norrhiz a 3. B. sex angula 4. B. s. v ar. rhy mchopet ala 5. Ceriops t agal 6. Kan delia can del 7. R hizophora apiculat a 8. R. stylosa 9. R. m ucronat a 2. Acant haceae 10. A cant h us ebracteat us 11. A. ilicif oli us 12. A. x iamenensis 3. Lecyt hidaceae 13. B arri ngtonia racemosa 4. Combretaceae 14. L u m nit zera littorea 15. L. racemosa 5. Eup horbiaceae 16. Excoecaria agallocha 6. Meliaceae 17. Xylocarp us granat u m 7. Myrsinaceae 18. A egiceras corniculat u m 8. Palmae 19. N y pa f ruticans 9. Rubiaceae 20. S cy phi phora hy d rophyllacea 10. Sonneratiaceae 21. S on neratia alba 22. S. caseolares 23. S. hai nanensis 24. S. ov at a 11. Sterculiaceae 25. Heritiera littoralis 12. Verbenaceae 26. A vicen nia m ari na 24 9 4 10 9 9 7 1
1 : 31, ) ( ) [4 ],, (1995) [4 ], 26 ( 2),, ; 11 ( 3) (1997) [28 ],27, 10,, (1995),26 (, S. apet al a Buch - Ham S. paracaseol aris Ko, 1985,), 8, 3, Cleroden d ru m i nerme (L. ) Gaert n, Table 3 3 [4 ] Semi2exclusive species and distribution of mangroves in China 1. Acrostichaceae 1. A crostich u m au reu m 2. A. speciosu m 2. Apocynaceae 3. Cerbera m anghas 3. Bignoniaceae 4. Dolichan d ron spat hacea 4. Compositae 5. Pl uchea i n dica 5. Hernandiaceae 6. Hernan dia sonora 6. Leguminosae 7. Pongamia pi n nat a 7. L yt hraceae 8. Pem phis aci d ula 8. Malvaceae 9. Hibiscus tilisceus 10. Thespesia pop ul nea 9. Verbenaceae 11. Prem na obt usif olia 11 2 1 8 5 8 2 3 : [29 ],, 20, 12 16,, 11,, ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ),,,, 2 211 ( ) () [4 ], 30, [30 ],,,,
32 16,, 212,,,, [31 ],, [4 ] 1950,, 110km, [4 ] 1979, [13 ] 8007, 8609, 9204,,, [32 33 34 ],,, > 100m,> 0. 4, > 2. 5m ( ) > 4. 5m ( ),80 %, [35 ], [10 ],,, [1 ] 213 ( Ecologically Critical Area, ECA), [36 ], 26, 11 19 [4 ], 55 96 26 300 142 180 10 7 [28 ],,,,, [28 ] 16 260 41 994g/ m 2, 1 537 3 519g/ (m 2 a), 631 1 390g/ (m 2 a) ( 35. 2 % 41. 1 %, 2. 16 % 5. 07 %), ( 64. 32 % 88. 95 %) 18 65d [28 ], 70,,, [30 ] 1991 8 26 30,, [37 ] 1993 6, : (), 214,,,, ( ) [38 ],,,
1 : 33,,,,,,, [37 ] [27 ],,,,,, [28 ] 215,,, [28 ], 1980,20 20, [28 ] 3 311 1845 1789 10 1888 [31 ],,,,,,, [4 ] 41 % [39 ] ( [4 ] ) 1960 1970, 1980 [4 ],,,,49 % [32 ] 1980,,,,,, [13 ],, 65 % [20 ],,, ( ), ( ) [40 ] 312 1975 [41 ], 1980, 18 ( 4) 5 ( 1, 2, 2 ), 5 ( 1, 1, 2, 1 ), 8 ( 2, 6 ),,, [13 ]
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