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51#
发表于 2011-6-5 13:10:50 | 只看该作者

你这个提议。。汗。。

设个巨难的密码……保护好…
-- by 会员 ccmoom (2011/6/5 12:49:18)

52#
发表于 2011-6-5 14:58:44 | 只看该作者
trademark和特殊植物那两篇不太对。。
53#
发表于 2011-6-5 15:02:36 | 只看该作者
trademark和特殊植物那两篇不太对。。
-- by 会员 CC1990 (2011/6/5 14:58:44)



高人现身了!!!求看看考古那几篇!!!拜谢!!!
54#
发表于 2011-6-5 15:53:17 | 只看该作者
LZ V5!
55#
 楼主| 发表于 2011-6-5 16:07:48 | 只看该作者
trademark和特殊植物那两篇不太对。。
-- by 会员 CC1990 (2011/6/5 14:58:44)



CC还能想起来trademark那篇大概的讲的是什么法案吗?是这两个还是关于patent的啊?
植物的话,对名字还有印象啵-。-
56#
发表于 2011-6-5 16:11:27 | 只看该作者
这是我找的。。跟原文不一样,但也有原文的意思。也有印度科学家什么的。。可以参考一下
Pollination study comes up with new insights
Dipannita Das, TNN, Nov 5, 2010, 01.43am IST

    PUNE: Did you know that inflorescence can deceive its pollinators (beetles and bees) by mimicking an egg-laying site through a nauseating gaseous stench. With this deception, the plants achieve pollination without actually providing any reward to the insects.
    This observation was made in Amorphophallus species
    (tuberous herbaceous plants), commonly known as corpse flower or elephant foot yam belonging to the Arum family in the northern parts of the Western Ghats and Konkan region, by scientists Sachin A Punekar and K P N Kumaran
    of the Agharkar Research Institute here. This work is a kind of first from the Indian subcontinent addressing the pollen morphology and pollination ecology of these species.
    Another aspect found in a large number of these species is the process of heating. The spadix (a type of inflorescence) produces 30-45 degree Celsius heat during at least the first night, when flowers become susceptible and pollinators are attracted to it.


    The research paper was published this year in Elsevier research journal Flora Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants
    and has been recently cited under the top 25 hottest articles under the environmental science theme.The present study, using scanning electron microscope, delves adequately on this topic. It can be utilised as an important tool to distinguish taxa (group of organism) and also to resolve taxonomic problems, Punekar said.
    The inflorescence form and shape plays a significant role in attracting insects. Amorphophallus have a very strong and obnoxious odour. The odour of each species has a characteristic chemical composition, Punekar said. In many species, the odour is a nauseating gaseous stench. This odour attracts pollinator insects that breed or feed on dung, decaying matter or fungi. This also results in pollinators meeting their sexual partners and completing their reproductive cycle, he said.
    The study observes five phases of insect trapping in Amorphophallus species, which facilitate pollination.
    The initial phase of attracting beetles from a distance is possibly based on a visual trap resulting from the inflorescence size and form and the frequency of the plant in a particular area. In the second phase, beetles get attracted from a distance by the odour trap, where the appendix emits a stench. In the third phase, most of the insects fall to the bottom of the spathe via a slippery trap provided by the wet appendix.
    During the fourth phase of pollination, the insects, attracted by a food trap, crawl over the pistillate zoneand staminate zone. Here, the visual attraction act as baits.
    In the last phase, the trapped insects get shelter from light inside the kettle and meet sexual partners, achieving copulation and sometimes lay their eggs.
    57#
    发表于 2011-6-5 16:13:38 | 只看该作者
    法的话就是这FTDA和TDRA这两个
    58#
    发表于 2011-6-5 16:14:45 | 只看该作者
    谢谢你的提点!请继续更新吧!
    59#
     楼主| 发表于 2011-6-5 16:37:29 | 只看该作者
    这是我找的。。跟原文不一样,但也有原文的意思。也有印度科学家什么的。。可以参考一下
    Pollination study comes up with new insights
    Dipannita Das, TNN, Nov 5, 2010, 01.43am IST

      PUNE: Did you know that inflorescence can deceive its pollinators (beetles and bees) by mimicking an egg-laying site through a nauseating gaseous stench. With this deception, the plants achieve pollination without actually providing any reward to the insects.
      This observation was made in Amorphophallus species
      (tuberous herbaceous plants), commonly known as corpse flower or elephant foot yam belonging to the Arum family in the northern parts of the Western Ghats and Konkan region, by scientists Sachin A Punekar and K P N Kumaran
      of the Agharkar Research Institute here. This work is a kind of first from the Indian subcontinent addressing the pollen morphology and pollination ecology of these species.
      Another aspect found in a large number of these species is the process of heating. The spadix (a type of inflorescence) produces 30-45 degree Celsius heat during at least the first night, when flowers become susceptible and pollinators are attracted to it.


      The research paper was published this year in Elsevier research journal Flora Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants
      and has been recently cited under the top 25 hottest articles under the environmental science theme.The present study, using scanning electron microscope, delves adequately on this topic. It can be utilised as an important tool to distinguish taxa (group of organism) and also to resolve taxonomic problems, Punekar said.
      The inflorescence form and shape plays a significant role in attracting insects. Amorphophallus have a very strong and obnoxious odour. The odour of each species has a characteristic chemical composition, Punekar said. In many species, the odour is a nauseating gaseous stench. This odour attracts pollinator insects that breed or feed on dung, decaying matter or fungi. This also results in pollinators meeting their sexual partners and completing their reproductive cycle, he said.
      The study observes five phases of insect trapping in Amorphophallus species, which facilitate pollination.
      The initial phase of attracting beetles from a distance is possibly based on a visual trap resulting from the inflorescence size and form and the frequency of the plant in a particular area. In the second phase, beetles get attracted from a distance by the odour trap, where the appendix emits a stench. In the third phase, most of the insects fall to the bottom of the spathe via a slippery trap provided by the wet appendix.
      During the fourth phase of pollination, the insects, attracted by a food trap, crawl over the pistillate zoneand staminate zone. Here, the visual attraction act as baits.
      In the last phase, the trapped insects get shelter from light inside the kettle and meet sexual partners, achieving copulation and sometimes lay their eggs.
      -- by 会员 CC1990 (2011/6/5 16:11:27)



      感谢CC同学~~太好了~有原文的意思和词汇就可以给大家做参考啦~~感谢!
      60#
      发表于 2011-6-5 16:42:55 | 只看该作者
      lz太用心了,肯定是个nn!加油,上750!
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