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基于技术引进、消化吸收的自主创新困境及消解对策 总被引：3，自引：3，他引：0
实现技术、经济的持续发展必须重视技术引进后的消化和吸收再创新.国家对于技术引进应有明确的战略目标,必须形成一套机制,有效地对国内企业实现激励、导向和制约的作用,促进企业技术引进后能够消化吸收进行自主创新.必须坚持制度创新,建立现代企业制度,使企业真正成为技术引进的主体、技术创新的主体.企业在引进技术时必须注重技术引进的先进性及本土化,技术引进后必须加大研发投入量并最终形成拥有自主知识产权的核心专利技术. 相似文献
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如今生活在都市里的人都渴望回归自然,希望更多地与大自然接触,但住宅建筑仅有绿色还不能说其具有生态性,住宅的生态型是以绿色为基础涵盖生态环保,可持续发展等多种理念。首先就绿色本身而言,要达到国家有关标准,并具有完整的包括设计,施工,物业管理等多个环节的生命周期评价,且要和所有城市的整体环境质量相结合。其次是垃圾处理,污冰处理的就地化,实现生态最统内部有秩序的循环转换。垃圾就地处理及时,避免了在清运中的撒泄现象和因垃圾堆放而造成的污染。 相似文献
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张庆长 《大科技．科学之谜》2008,(3):25-26
如果人类消失,地球上将欣欣向荣;如果蚂蚁消失,成千上万的生物将会跟着消失。20世纪初,著名的英国物理学家卢瑟福曾经骄傲地宣称:科学除了物理之外就是集邮。他的话语中显露出对科学中的博物学传统的轻蔑和不屑一顾。进入20世纪之后,各门科学的研究内容都越来越细致,从前那种"集邮"式的博物学者已经少之又少。但是,总有那么一些不合群的人,偏偏就喜欢研究那些别人不屑一顾的东西,当今的美国生物学家爱德华?威尔逊就是其中之一,他对一种小东西情有独钟。 相似文献
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2008年第29届奥林匹克运动会将在我国首都北京举行,这将会对我国的体育事业产生强大的推动力.我国教练员、运动员职业道德水平的高低将直接影响举办奥运会的质量.因此,我们要加强对教练员、运动员职业道德的培养,以奥运的目标管理他们,在奥运会的赛场上展现出我们最为优秀的一面. 相似文献
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现在竞争激烈的社会需要的是综合性人才,本文从如何从工作生活中学习,如何提高面试成绩,如何面对应聘失败,如何做好工作,如何做一名优秀的员工等这几个方面进行详细的阐述。 相似文献
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了解各种遗传病的类型,掌握AD、AR、XD、XR、MF等各种遗传病的特点,初步学会看遗传系谱图.根据各种遗传系谱图的特点,结合实际来解决现实生活中的各种遗传问题,同时可用来阐明国家提倡优生优育的原因,解释《婚姻法》规定禁止近亲结婚的理由. 相似文献
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谢智伟 《大科技．科学之谜》2008,(3):6-10
脚蹬"拖鞋式冰鞋",身穿"鲨鱼皮泳衣",头戴"蝙蝠侠面具",最好再配上一辆最新型场地自行车……如今的奥运会,俨然成了"新式武器"大显身手的舞台。当我们为现代科学促进奥运发展而欢呼的时候,是否也要看到科技在奥林匹克运动上所展现的另一面? 相似文献
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潘锦堂 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1994,32(6):571-573
A new species Bergenia tianquanensis J. T. Pan and a new variety B. emeiensisC. Y. Wu var. rubellina J. T. Pan both from Sichuan, China, are described in this paper. 相似文献
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潘锦堂 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1990,28(5):384-396
Fifteen new taxa of the genus Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) are described
from China. They are Saxifraga erectisepala J. T. Pan, S. sublinearifolia J. T.
Pan, S. rizhaoshanensis J. T. Pan, S. gedangensis J. T. Pan, S. sheqilaensis J.
T. Pan, S. egregioides J. T. Pan, S. caveana W. W. Smith var. lanceolata J. T.
Pan, S. subtsangchanensis J. T. Pan, S. brachypodoidea J. T. Pan, S. oreophila
Franch. var. depaoshanensis J. T. Pan, S. subsediformis J. T. Pan, S. nangqenica
J. T. Pan, S. medogensis J. T. Pan, S. paiquensis J. T. Pan and S. daochengensisJ. T. Pan. 相似文献
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本文继续报道了薯蓣属(Dioscorea L.)块茎类5个组(sect． Combilium Pr．et Burk.，Sect. Lasiophyton Pr． et Burk.， Sect. Opsophyton Uline， Sect． Shannicorea Pr. et Burk.， Sect. Enantiophyllum Uline)23个种和变种的染色体数，并对一些分类群进行了讨论。它们都是基数为10的多倍体，是本属进化的类型。 根据染色体数的演化和二倍体种类的地理分布，我们推论我国横断山脉地区可能是薯蓣属的起源中心。 相似文献
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中国虎耳草属的研究 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
潘锦堂 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1991,29(1):1-24
本文提出了一个中国虎耳草属系统，确认我国有2亚属，8组，7亚组(包括1新亚组)，31系(包括23新系)，4亚系(新亚系)和203种(包括2新种和4新变种)。 相似文献
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潘开玉 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1988,26(6):429-442
Ten new species, three new varieties and a new section of the family Ge-
sneriaceae are described from China in the present paper. They are Tremacron urceolatum
K. Y. Pan from Muli of SW Sichuan, T. obliquifolium K. Y. Pan from Miyi and Yanyuan
of SW Sichuan, T. aurantiacum K. Y. Pan from Mabian and Pinshan of S Sichuan, lsometrum
Sect. Chorianthera W. T. Wang et K. Y. Pan (with I. eximium Chun as the section type),
Isometrum eximium Chun ex K. Y. Pan from Jiulong, Muli and Jinyang of SW Sichuan;
Ancylostemon mairei (Levl.) Craib var. emeiensis K. Y. Pan from Mt. Emei of Sichuan, A.
aureus (Franch.) Burtt var. angustifolius K. Y. Pan from Zhenkang of SW Yunnan, A. ga-
mosepalus K. Y. Pan from Hanyuan, Yanyuan and Yuexi of SW Sichuan, A. rhombifolius K.
Y. Pan from Meigu of SW Sichuan, A. ronganensis K. Y. Pan from Rong an of Guangxi;
Corallodiscus flabellatus) (Craib) Burtt var. puberulus K.Y. Pan from Zhongdian and Deqin
of NW Yunnan, Nanchuan of S Sichuan and Zayü of Xizang (Tibet), Beccarinda minima
K. Y. Pan from Jinxiu and Xiangzhou of Guangxi, Boeica stolonifera K. Y. Pan from Fang-
cheng, Shiwandashan, Pingnan and Dongxing of S Guangxi, B. multinervia K. Y. Pan from
Yingjiang of W Yunnan, and Paraboea barbatipes K. Y. Pan from Napo of W Guangxi and
Xichou of SE Yunnan. 相似文献
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潘开玉 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1988,26(6):450-457
Ten new species, three new varieties and a new section of the family Ge-
sneriaceae are described from China in the present paper. They are Tremacron urceolatum
K. Y. Pan from Muli of SW Sichuan, T. obliquifolium K. Y. Pan from Miyi and Yanyuan
of SW Sichuan, T. aurantiacum K. Y. Pan from Mabian and Pinshan of S Sichuan, lsometrum
Sect. Chorianthera W. T. Wang et K. Y. Pan (with I. eximium Chun as the section type),
Isometrum eximium Chun ex K. Y. Pan from Jiulong, Muli and Jinyang of SW Sichuan;
Ancylostemon mairei (Levl.) Craib var. emeiensis K. Y. Pan from Mt. Emei of Sichuan, A.
aureus (Franch.) Burtt var. angustifolius K. Y. Pan from Zhenkang of SW Yunnan, A. ga-
mosepalus K. Y. Pan from Hanyuan, Yanyuan and Yuexi of SW Sichuan, A. rhombifolius K.
Y. Pan from Meigu of SW Sichuan, A. ronganensis K. Y. Pan from Rong an of Guangxi;
Corallodiscus flabellatus) (Craib) Burtt var. puberulus K.Y. Pan from Zhongdian and Deqin
of NW Yunnan, Nanchuan of S Sichuan and Zayü of Xizang (Tibet), Beccarinda minima
K. Y. Pan from Jinxiu and Xiangzhou of Guangxi, Boeica stolonifera K. Y. Pan from Fang-
cheng, Shiwandashan, Pingnan and Dongxing of S Guangxi, B. multinervia K. Y. Pan from
Yingjiang of W Yunnan, and Paraboea barbatipes K. Y. Pan from Napo of W Guangxi and
Xichou of SE Yunnan. 相似文献
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中国毛茛科植物小志(廿二) 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
王文采 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1998,36(2):150-172
(1)揭示了铁线莲属以下演化趋势:萼片由开展到直立;雄蕊由无毛到有毛;雄蕊花丝由条形演
化到披针状条形或倒披针状条形;花药由长圆形演化到条形或狭条形;药隔不突出到在顶端突出;在雄
蕊被毛时,毛由少而短到多而长;此外花序由具花序梗和苞片到花序梗和苞片消失,以及由自当年生枝
叶腋生出转变到自老枝腋芽中生出。主要根据上述演化趋势,本文将我国铁线莲属各组及组下分类群做出新的排列。(2)描述了6新亚组,6新系,2新种,4新变种,给出了5新组合,4新等级和2新名。 相似文献
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潘锦堂 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1986,24(3):203-214
This paper deals with the taxonomy and geographic distribution of the ge-
nus Chrysosplenium L. in China.
Based on the characters and evolution of the seed, capsule, disk, ovary and leaf, the
species of this genus can be grouped into 2 subgenera, 5 sections and 16 series. There
are 2 subgenera, 5 sections and 11 series in China. They are as follows:
I. Subgen. Gamosplenium Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Leaves alternate.
Lectotype: Chrysosplenium carnosum Hook. f. et Thoms.
1. Sect. Alternifolia Franch. emend. J. T. Pan
Seeds smooth and glabrous.
Type: Chrysosplenium alternifolium L.
(1) Ser. Nudicaulia Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk obscure or absent; ovary nearly half-inferior, sometimes mostly inferior; cap-
sule generally subtruncate and emarginate at top and bilobed with equal and horizontal-
ly divaricate or suberect lobes; seeds smooth and glabrous.
Type: Chrysosplenium nudicaule Maxim.
(2) Ser. Alternifolia Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk 8-lobed; ovary nearly half-inferior; capsule generally subtruncate and emar-
ginate at top, and bilobed with equal and horizontally divaricate lobes; seeds smooth
and glabrous.
Type: Chrysosplenium alternifolia L.
2. Sect. Nephrophylloides Turcz.
Seeds minutely papillose or pilose.
Type: Chrysosplenium sedakowii Turcz.
(1) Ser. Macrophylla Franch. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk obscure or absent; ovary nearly half-inferior; capsule nearly truncate and em-
arginate at top, and bilobed with equal lobes; seeds minutely papillose.
Type: Chrysosplenium macrophyllum Oliv.
(2) Ser. Ovalifolia Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk generally 8-, rarely 4-, lobed, papillae absent around disk; ovary mostly infe-
rior; capsule subtruncate and emarginate at top; seeds minutely papillose or pilose.
Type: Chrysosplenium ovalifolium M. Bieb. ex Bunge
(3) Ser. Lanuginosa Hara, emend. J. T. Pan
Papillae numerous, brown around reduced disk; ovary mostly inferior; capsule ne-
arly truncate and emarginate at top; seeds minutely papillose.
Type: Chrysosplenium lanuginosum Hook. f. et Thoms.
II. Subgen. Chrysosplenium
Leaves opposite.
Type: Chrysosplenium oppositifolium L.
1. Sect. Trichosperma J. T. Pan, sect. nov.
Capsule not truncate at top, and bilobed with subequal, suberect or divergent lobes.
Type: Chrysosplenium trichospermum Edgew. ex Hook. f. et Thoms.
This section is divided into 4 series in the world, with only 1 in China.
(1) Ser. Nepalensia Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk obscure or absent; ovary generally mostly inferior; cassule not truncate at
top, and bilobed with subequal and suberect or divergent lobes; seeds smooth and gla-
brous.
Type: Chrysosplenium nepalense D. Don
2. Sect. Grayana J. T. Pan, sect. nov.
Capsule bilobed with distinctly unequal and ascending lobes.
Type: Chrysosplenium grayanum Maxim.
This section consists of 4 series in the world, with 3 series in China.
(1) Ser. Sinica Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk obscure or absent; ovary nearly half-superior; capsule bilobed with distinctly
unequal and ascending lobes; seeds minutely papillose.
Type: Chrysosplenium sinicum Maxim.
(2) Ser. Esulcata Franch. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk (4)-8-lobed; ovary generally half-inferior; capsule bilobed with unequal and
ascending lobes; seeds minutely papillose or pilose.
Lectotype: Chrysosplenium dubium J. Gayex DC.
(3) Ser. pilosa maxim. emend. J. T. Pan
Disk obscure or absent; ovary nearly half-inferior; capsule bilobed with distinctly
unequal and ascending lobes; seeds distinctly longitudinally ll-18-costate and minu-
tely papillose or tuberculate on the ridge.
Type: Chrysosplenium pilosum Maxim.
3. Sect. Chrysosplenium
Capsule nearly truncate and emarginate at top, and bilobed with equal and horizon-
tally divaricate lobes.
Type: Chrysosplenium oppositifolium L.
(1) Ser. Romosa J. T. Pan, ser. nov.
Disk distinctly 8-lobed, papillae sparse, brown around disk; ovary mostly inferior; ca-
psule nearly truncate and emarginate at top, and bilobed with equal and horizontally
divaricate lobes; seeds smooth and glabrous.
Type: Chrysosplenium ramosum Maxim.
This series is monospecific one, also occurring in China, namely C. ramosum Maxim.
(2) Ser. Delavayi Hara
Disk distinctly 8-lobed, Papillae sparse, brown around the disk; ovary mostly infe-
rior; capsule nearly truncate and emarginate at top, and bilobed with equal and hori-
zontally divaricate lobes; seeds distinctly longitudinally 10-16-costate and transverse-
ly striate on the ridge.
Type: Chrysosplenium delavayi Franch.
This series can be considered as the most advanced one in the Chrysaspleninm L.
So far, the Chrysosplenium L. comprises 64 species in the world, among which 1 spe-
cies is found in North Africa, 2 in South America, 4 in Europe, 5 in North America, 56
in Asia, of which 3 occur in Sikkim, 5 Bhutan, 5 Mongolia, 6 north Burma, 6 Korea, 7
north India, 8 Nepal, 12 Japan, 17 U.S.S.R. (of which 3 also in Europe), 34 China (in-
cluding 22 endemic species and 3 new species).
In China, Fujian and Guangdong Provinces and Zhuang Autonomous Region of Gu-
angxi each has only 1 species, Taiwan, Zhejiang, Shanxi and Hebei Provinces and Uy-
gur Autonomous Region of Xinjiang each has 2, Anhui, Jiangxi and Hunan Provinces
each has 3, Qinghai Province 4, Heilongjiang, Liaoning and Guizhou Provinces each has
5, Jilin and Hubei Provinces each has 6, Gausu Province 8, Shaanxi Province and Xi-
zang (Tibet) Autonomous Region each has 10, Yunnan Province has 11, Sichuan Provi-
nce has 14.
Thus the distribution centre of this genus should be in the north temperate zone
of Asia, and the region covering Shaanxi Gansu, Sichuan, Yunnan and Xizang may be
regarded as an important part of this centre.
The 7 species of Ser. Nudicaula Maxim. emend. J. T. Pan can be considered as the
most primitive ones in this genus. They are mostly distributed in Shaanxi (Qin Ling),
south Gansu, southeast Qinghai, southwest Sichuan and nothwest Yunnan of China. This
region may be considered as the centre of the origin (or at least differentiation) of this
genus.
The new species and the new varieties described in this paper are as follows: C. hy-
drocotylifolium Levl. et Vant. var. emeiense J. T. Pan, C. taibaishanense J. T. Pan, C.
lixianense Jien ex J. T. Pan, C. qinlingense Jien ex J. T. Pan. 相似文献
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阴山荠属的校订 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
张渝华 《中国科学院研究生院学报》1987,25(3):204-219
The genus Yinshania was established by Ma Yu-chuan and Zhao Yi-zhi in 1979,
when only one species, Y. albiflora Ma et Y. Z. Zhao, was discribed from Nei Monggol. In
the present paper the genus Yinshania is revised and four new species, two new varieties and
four new combinetions are reported. There are so far eight species and two varieties in total
in this genus.
Important morphological characters of the genus are analysed, which shows that the lateral
nectariferous glands positioned at lateral base of the brevistamens are triangularovoid; there are
dense minute pustules on the surface of valves, which is easily neglected because the pustules disap-
pear or shrinked when dry; simple or furcate hairs are present in the most species, seldom absent;
the shape of pollen grains is relatively steady, elliptic or long-elliptic, with the polar view trifid-
circular, the equatorial view elliptic or long elliptic, the aperture 3-colpate, exine reticular.
The type of genus Yinshania is changed. Cochlearia acutangula O. E. Schulz was published
in 1929, but Y. albiflora Ma et Y. Z. Zhao in 1979. They are the same species and a new com-
binetion, Y. acutangula (O. E. Schulz) Y. H. Zhang, is made. Thus, the type of genus Yin-
shania should be changed to Y. acutangula (O. E. Schulz) Y. H. Zhang.
Besides, He Ye-qi 6121 (paratype, PE), which is different from Y. acutangula var. albif-
lora, is separated from it and transferred the typical variety, Y. acutangula.
According to the characters of fruit shape the genus Yinshania is divided into two sections,
namely, Sect. Microcarpa and Sect. Yinshania, and then Sect. Yinshania is subdivided into two
series.
Sect. 1. Microcarpa. Silicles widely ovoid or subglobose, 1-2.2 mm long, 0.8-2.2 mm wide,
the ratio of length and width about 1.1.
Sect. 2. Yinshania. Silicles oblong, oblong-ovoid or long-lanceolate, ellipsoidal, 1.5-4.5 mm
long, 0.3-1.5 mm wide, the ratio of length and width about 2.5-3.3.
Ser. 1. Henryanae. Raches flexuose; plants densely hairy; leaves 3-5-foliolate, seldom
pinnatipartite or pinnatisect.
Ser. 2. Yinshania. Raches non flexuose; plants sparsely hairy; leaves pinnatisect or pinna-
tipartite.
The genus Yinshania is a genus endemic to China, with their range from eastern Xizang to
western Hubei from northern Guizhou to central Nei Monggol. The taxa are mostly of a small
area. Sect. Microcarpa is concentrated in Sichuan and southern Gansu; Sect. Yinshania is
spread from Xizang and Sichuan, nouthwards to Gansu, Ningxia, Shanxi, Hebei and Nei Mong-
gol (Ser. Yinshania); and from Sichuan south-eastwards to Guizhou and Hebei (Ser. Henrya-
nae). There are five species in Sichuan. The present paper conjectures that the distribution
centre of the genus is in the Hengduan Mountains and its adjacent areas. 相似文献