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| 1 | Building a better plant world through mutual learning: An introduction to a special issue on plant diversity and conservation in the Belt & Road Countries显示文摘Plants play important roles in international trade and cultural exchange. Mention of the Silk Road instantly conjures images of plants and plant products, from the tea of China (Lagarde, 2017), to pepper, flax, spices, grapes, and pomegranates of South and Central Asia (Xi, 2017). In 2015, when China officially launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), biodiversity conservation was repeatedly emphasized in joint communiques of the Leaders' Roundtable of the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation. However, our knowledge of both plant diversity and conservation in the Belt and Road Countries is limited, which hampers our planning and implementation on the eco-friendly infrastructural projects as promoted by the BRI. To promote regional cooperation and knowledge sharing on plant diversity and conservation, in September 2018, the Kunming Institute of Botany (KIB), under the sponsorship of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), organized an international workshop entitled “International Workshop on Plant Diversity and Conservation of the One Belt and One Road Countries.” This special issue of Plant Diversity presents some of the outcomes of the workshop. | Xuefei Yang Yongping Yang | 2019 | Plant Diversity2019，41，3： | 0 |
| 2 | Fruits of Firmiana and Craigia (Malvaceae) from the Eocene of the Central Tibetan Plateau with emphasis on biogeographic history显示文摘The fossil record evidences an old origin and diversification of Malvaceae in the Northern Hemisphere.The central Tibetan Plateau was at a low elevation with a monsoon influence during the Eocene,allowing the development of a subtropical flora containing Malvaceae.The taxonomic study of fossils from the Eocene of what is now the Tibetan Plateau is still ongoing.Malvaceae fossils from the Eocene Jianglang flora,are attributed to sub-families Tilioideae and Sterculioideae,and are compared with modern species.A new specimen of Firmiana is described based on a fruit valve with a pinnate venation,the secondary veins starting at the ventral suture and reaching the midvein,and the seeds attached at the proximal part of the ventral suture.This specimen represents the earliest known occurrence of the genus.A new occurrence of Craigia is also reported based on detached membranous valves of a fruit capsule with a prominent fusiform locular area and radiating venation.Based on the fossil record of Firmiana and its modern distribution,we infer that the genus may have originated in East Asia and subsequently diversified in South China and Southeast Asia.The new occurrence of Craigia indicates that the genus was distributed in humid areas in South,Southwest and North China during the Eocene.Both fossil records evidence the important role that the Tibetan region played in the diversification of plants in East and Southeast Asia. | Cedric Del Rio Teng-Xiang Wang Shu-Feng Li Lin-Bo Jia Pei-Rong Chen Robert ASpicer Fei-Xiang Wu Zhe-Kun Zhou Tao Su | 2022 | Journal of Systematics and Evolution2022，60，6： | 0 |
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