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松墨天牛及其天敌花绒坚甲种群的三维空间分布格局

陈向阳1,2;邹运鼎1;丁玉洲1;巫厚长1;李增智1;林雪飞1;汪文俊1;田方鑫1   

  1. 1安徽农业大学微生物防治省重点实验室, 合肥230036; 2黄山学院, 黄山 245041
  • 收稿日期:2005-07-15 修回日期:2006-06-05 出版日期:2006-08-18 发布日期:2006-08-18

Three-dimensional spatial distribution patterns of Monochamus alternatus and its natural enemy Dastarcus helophoroides

CHEN Xiangyang1,2; ZOU Yunding1; DING Yuzhou1; WU Houzhang1; LI Zhengzhi1; LIN Xuefei1; WANG Wenjun1; TIAN Fangxin1   

  1. 1Provincial Key Laboratory for Microbial Control, Anhui Agricultural University, Hefei 230036, China; 2Huangshan University, Huangshan 245041, China
  • Received:2005-07-15 Revised:2006-06-05 Online:2006-08-18 Published:2006-08-18

摘要: 2003~2005年对纯林和混交林中的黑松、马尾松、湿地松诱木按1 m一个区段进行全株解剖,解剖的松墨天牛和花绒坚甲的资料用聚集强度的5种指数测定空间格局.两种林分3种松树上,松墨天牛和花绒坚甲水平分布的聚集强度指数均为扩散系数C>1,扩散指数Iδ>1,久野指数CA>0,丛生指数I>1,聚块性指数Iw>1,表明两者水平分布均为聚集格局,两者水平分布格局一致.垂直分布除混交林马尾松树上的花绒坚甲为聚集分布外,其余均为均匀分布,5种聚集强度指标均是C<1,Iδ<1,CA<0,Iw<1,I<0,花绒坚甲与松墨天牛三维空间分布格局一致,前者对后者在空间上有追随关系.

关键词: 湿地松, 多效益, 经营模式, 经营密度

Abstract: In 2003~2005, the Monochamus alternatus infected Pinus thunbergii, P. massoniana and P. elliotii in pure and mixed forests were selected as attractants and dissected with one meter section manner, and five aggregation indices were used to analyze the spatial distribution patterns of M. alternatus and its natural enemy Dastarcus helophoroides. The results showed that M. alternatus and D. helophoroides had the horizontal distribution indices of diffused coefficient C>1, diffused index Iδ>1, Kuno index CA>0, clump intensity index I>1, and swarm index Iw>1 in the two stands, suggesting their aggregated horizontal distribution patterns, and except D. helophoroides on the P. massoniana in mixed forest appeared assemble vertical distribution, these two insects all had an even vertical distribution, with their C<1, Iδ<1, CA<0, Iw<1, and I<0. The spatial distribution patterns of M. alternatus and D. helophoroides were consistent, and the latter was spatially following the former.

Key words: Pinus elliottii, Multi benefit, Management pattern, Management density