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应用生态学报 ›› 2026, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (6): 1819-1829.doi: 10.13287/j.1001-9332.202606.007

• 研究论文 • 上一篇    下一篇

海南紫荆木不同分布区群落结构及优势种生态位特征

王如1,2,3, 张碧嘉1,2,3, 雷金睿1,2,3, 王小燕1,2,3, 张学丰1,2,3, 林芳能1,2,3, 黄士绮1,2,3, 廖立国1,2,3*   

  1. 1海南省林业科学研究院/海南省红树林研究院, 海口 571100;
    2海口市湿地保护工程技术研究开发中心, 海口 571100;
    3海南文昌森林生态系统定位观测研究站, 海南文昌 571300
  • 收稿日期:2026-01-20 修回日期:2026-05-08 出版日期:2026-06-18 发布日期:2026-12-18
  • 通讯作者: *E-mail: liaoliguo1996@163.com
  • 作者简介:王 如, 女, 1989年生, 工程师。主要从事乡土珍稀植物保育及古树名木保护研究。E-mail: wangru128@163.com
  • 基金资助:
    海南省省属科研院所技术创新项目(KYYSLK2023-013)

Structure and niche characteristics of dominant species of Madhuca hainanensis communities in different distribution areas

WANG Ru1,2,3, ZHANG Bijia1,2,3, LEI Jinrui1,2,3, WANG Xiaoyan1,2,3, ZHANG Xuefeng1,2,3, LIN Fangneng1,2,3, HUANG Shiqi1,2,3, LIAO Liguo1,2,3*   

  1. 1Hainan Academy of Forestry/Hainan Academy of Mangrove, Haikou 571100, China;
    2Haikou Wetland Protection Engineering Technology Research and Development Center, Haikou 571100, China;
    3Hainan Wenchang Forest Ecosystem Observation and Research Station, Wenchang 571300, Hainan, China
  • Received:2026-01-20 Revised:2026-05-08 Online:2026-06-18 Published:2026-12-18

摘要: 海南紫荆木为海南特有濒危植物。本研究以吊罗山和尖峰岭林区的海南紫荆木群落为研究对象,对其乔木层和灌木层开展植被调查,分析群落物种组成、区系分布、多样性、稳定性及生态位特征,为物种保护与种群恢复提供科学依据。结果表明:吊罗山与尖峰岭林区海南紫荆木的伴生树种均以樟科为第一优势科,两地物种组成表现出明显的热带区系特征。2个林区乔木层α多样性指数(Margalef指数、Simpson指数、Shannon指数、Pielou指数)差异均不显著,群落物种结构特征整体趋同;尖峰岭林区灌木层Margalef指数(7.03)和Shannon指数(3.08)显著高于吊罗山(4.61和2.59),物种丰富度更高。两地乔木层和灌木层的β多样性均达到显著水平,表明群落物种组成具有明显的空间分异。托盘青冈与米槠均具有较高的生态位宽度(5.79和5.51)和重要值(4.1%和3.9%),与海南紫荆木共同构成群落的主要建群种,在群落结构与功能维持中起重要作用。2个林区海南紫荆木群落物种组成与结构存在明显空间差异,在区域生物多样性保护和极小种群种质资源保存中具有不可替代的生态价值。建议在加强就地保护的基础上,对与海南紫荆木生态位重叠度较高的木荷(0.83)、黧蒴锥(0.91)等树种进行适度人工干预;在开展异地保护时,可优先选择山油柑、琼南柿等与海南紫荆木生态位互补的物种作为伴生树种,以降低种间竞争压力。

关键词: 极小种群, 伴生群落, 物种组成, 多样性, 稳定性

Abstract: Madhuca hainanensis is an endangered plant species endemic in Hainan, China. We conducted vegetation surveys for both the tree and shrub layers of M. hainanensis communities in Diaoluoshan and Jianfengling to explore species composition, floristic distribution patterns, diversity, community stability, and niche characteristics, which could provide a scientific basis for species conservation and population recovery in these areas. The results showed that Lauraceae was the dominant family among associated tree species in both sites, and the overall species composition exhibited distinct tropical floristic traits. There were no significant differences in α-diversity indices (Margalef index, Simpson index, Shannon index and Pielou index) of tree layer between the two sites, indicating broadly convergent community structural feature. In contrast, shrub layer at Jianfengling showed significantly higher Margalef (7.03) and Shannon (3.08) indices than at Diaoluoshan (4.61 and 2.59, respectively), reflecting greater species richness. Both sites exhibited significant β-diversity in both tree and shrub layers, indicating pronounced spatial differentiation in species composition. Cyclobalanopsis patentilimba and Castanopsis carlesii displayed relatively broad niche breadths (5.79 and 5.51, respectively) and high importance values (4.1% and 3.9%, respectively), jointly as constructive species alongside M. hainanensis and playing critical roles in maintaining community structure and ecological function. Species composition and structure of M. hainanensis communities in the two sites exhibited significant spatial difference, providing irreplaceable ecological value for regional biodiversity conservation and the preservation of germplasm resources of plant species with extremely small populations. On the basis of strengthening in-situ conservation, moderate artificial intervention should be implemented on tree species with high niche overlap with M. hainanensis, such as Schima superba (0.83) and Castanopsis fissa (0.91). When carrying out ex-situ conservation, species with niche complementarity with M. hainanensis, such as Acronychia pedunculata and Diospyros howii, could be preferentially selected to reduce the pressure of interspecific competition.

Key words: extremely small population, associated community, species composition, diversity, stability