ZENG Yu
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesLIU Kai-qiang
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesCHE Jiang-lv
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesLI Bo-yin
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesLI Dan-ting
Rice research institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesLI Jing-cheng
Rice research institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesDUAN Wei-xing
Sugarcane research institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesQIN Chu-xian
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural SciencesDENG Guo-fu
Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences1.Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences;2.Rice research institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences;3.Sugarcane research institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Conservation fees for species and species resources(111721301354052035);Collection, Identification and Preservation of Crop Germplasm Resources in Guangxi(Guike AA17204045);Collection, Identification and Preservation of Rice Germplasm Resources(Guike AA17204045-1);Construction and Application of Guangxi Crop Germplasm Resources Database and Sharing Platform(Guike AA17204045-12)
Shiwandashan Mountain in Guangxi is an important area with abundant biodiversity. Surveying the diversity of Crop Germplasm Resources in this area is of great significance in protection and exploration of local crop germplasm/gene resources. By use of 181 germplasm resources, which were collected in a frame of the Third National Survey and Collection Action on Crop, the clarification of species, geographic distribution and biodiversity were investigated. These germplasm accessions were clarified in 48 species, 39 genera and 22 families. That included 78 feeding grain crops, 53 industrial crops, 39 vegetables and 11 fruit trees, including 146 local landraces and 35 wild accessions. Due to the unbalanced industrial development and adjustment of modern crop planting structure, the distribution and biodiversity of crop germplasm resource in Shiwandashan Mountain are constantly decreasing and many excellent germplasm resources are rarely found. These findings suggested a strategy on ectopic conservation and original habitat protection, which might promote the sustainable utilization of local excellent germplasm resources valuable for Rural Revitalization and economic construction.