%0 Journal Article
%T On synthetic research on fig trees (Moraceae) and related fauna in China<br>论中国的榕树和相关动物的综合研究
%A LI Hong-Qing
%A CHEN Yong
%A MA Wei-Liang School of Life Scicnce
%A East China Normal University
%A Shanghai
%A Ningde Junior Teacher's Colleg
%A Ningde
%A Fujian
%A <br>李宏庆
%A 陈勇
%A 马炜梁
%J 生物多样性
%D 2002
%I Science Press
%X The 750 species of Ficus (Moraceae) constitute the most distinctive and widespread genus oftropical plants. There are species-specific mutualisms between fig trees and their pollinating insects (Ag-aonidae) and perplexing relationships within the ecosystem. Valuable research results in the areas of thesystematics of Ficus and fig wasps, the origin and maintenance of dioecy, biodiversity, co-evolution andethology are provided by the approaches of systematics, biogeography, ecology, and conservation biology.China's ancient biogeographic realm, its unique geographic traits and the diversity of its fig flora (71 di-oecious species) make it an ideal location to study these questions. Up to now, we have determined lessthan 20 species of pollinators (Agaonidae) of the 98 fig/pollinator mutualisms in China, and our knowl-edge of these fig trees and related animals is still very limited. In utilizing the resourceful advantages ofChinese biota and geography, well-organized programs will advance smoothly and stimulate further re-search into fig trees and associated animals.
%K 中国
%K 榕树
%K 相关动物
%K 综合研究
%U http://www.alljournals.cn/get_abstract_url.aspx?pcid=90BA3D13E7F3BC869AC96FB3DA594E3FE34FBF7B8BC0E591&jid=284A3BE2D09272C2DA95716775015427&aid=953B64B516D883D1&yid=C3ACC247184A22C1&vid=F3090AE9B60B7ED1&iid=0B39A22176CE99FB&sid=D5C73DEF4CF8FAF3&eid=A1266CF37D675CF1&journal_id=1005-0094&journal_name=生物多样性&referenced_num=8&reference_num=41