作 者 ：Pan Ze-Hui, Liu Xin-Tian, Sheh Meng-Lan, Xu Lang-Ran
期 刊 ：植物分类学报 1991年 5期
Keywords:Angelica, Karyotype, Geographical distribution, Sichuan,
Abstract:
Nearly 32 species of Angelica occur in China, taking up one third of total species
number of the genus in the world, with 12 species in Sichuan. In the present paper karyotypes
of 8 species from Sichuan are first reported with x = 11. The parameters of chromosomes of 8
species are given in Table 1 and the karyotypes are shown in Plate 1, 2. The karyotype formu-
lae are as follows: A. valida Diels K(2n) =22=20m+2sm (Wulong Xian, alt. 1900m); A.
dielsii Boiss. K(2n) =22= 18m+2smsat+2sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 3000m); A. laxifoliata Diels
has 2 kinds of karyotypes in 3 populations: K(2n) =22= 18m+4sm (Hanyuan Xian, alt.
1900m) and K(2n) =22= 16m+6sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 2500m and Baoji in Shaanxi, alt. =
1500m); A. setchuensis Diels K (2n) = 22 = 16m+2smsat+4sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 2800m); A.
maowenensis Yuan et Shan K(2n) =22= 16m+ 6sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 2800); A.
chinghaiensis Shan ex K.T.Fu K (2n) = 4x= 44 = 36m+8sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 3500m); A.
Sinensis (Oliv.)Diels K(2n) =22= 14M+8sm (Songpan Xian, alt. 2900m); A. omeiensis
Yuan et Shan K (2n) = 22 = 10m+2sm+ 10st (Mt. Omei, alt. 2100m). The karyotypes of A.
valida and 2 populations of A. laxifoliata belong to “1A” and those of one population of A.
laxifoliata and the rest 6 species “2A”.
By analysing the correlation between the karyotypic symmetry and vertical distribution
of A. laxifoliata and A. chinghaiensis, it is considered that as altitude rises, the karyotypic
asymmetry and ploidy increases.
Comparing with the karyotypes of other species distributed in Northeastern China
and Japan previously reported, the karyotype of A. valida with oblong-ovoid fruits and
1-2-pinnate leaves is most primitive and that of A. omeiensis with nearly rounded fruits
and 3-ternate-pinnate leaves is most advanced in Angelica. Based on the fact that many
species including the most primitive and the most advanced species are concentrated in
Sichuan, it may be suggested that the center of origin and diversity of Angelica be in
Sichuan characterized.