POLYPORES FROM TIANMUSHAN NATURE RESERVE (ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, EASTERN CHINA)

摘要

Tianmushan Nature Reserve is situated in Zhejiang Province, eastern China (30 deg 18 min-30 deg 25 min N, 119 deg 23 min-119 deg 29 min E), and it covers 4284 hectares. The reserve was set up in 1956, and became the Man and Biosphere Programme of UNESCO in 1996. The altitude of the reserve is from 240 to 1556 meters, and vegetation belongs to the warm temperate to subtropical vegetation zone with mixed forests (Ding, Pan, 2003). The main gymnosperm trees are Cryptomeria fortunei, Pinus massoniana, P.taiwanensis, while Cunninghamia lan-ceolata and Pseudolarix kaempferi are the minor conifer trees. The common angiosperm trees are Castanopsis sclerophylla, Cinnamomum camphora, Cyclobalanopsis glauca, Liqui-dambar formosana and Quercus acutissima.