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開本:16開 紙張:膠版紙 包裝:精裝 是否套裝:否 國際標準書號ISBN:9787560982953 作者:餘峰主編 出版社:華中科技大學出版社 出版時間:2012年10月 
" 編輯推薦 該書是一些植物學家和植物畫家的心血之作。全書共收錄姜目植物100多種,有手繪彩色及鋼筆線描圖87幅,以中英文的形式介紹了植物的形態特征、地理分布、生長環境、用途等。本書的專業性較強,可為姜科植物研究專家及相關領域研究人員和工作者參考使用,也可供相關領域高校師生以及植物愛好者參考借鋻。 內容簡介 姜目植物以它那別具一格、絢麗多姿的花形和繽紛斑斕的色彩贏得植物愛好者的青睞。40多年來,中科院華南植物研究所的植物畫家們為了取得鮮活的素材,與植物學研究人員一起跋山涉水,深入高山密林,繪下了一批頗有科研價值和藝術價值的畫作。該書正是這些植物學家和植物畫家的心血之作。全書共收錄姜目植物100多種,有手繪彩色及鋼筆線描圖87幅,以中英文的形式介紹了植物的形態特征、地理分布、生長環境、用途等。
作者簡介 餘峰,植物繪畫工程師。1946 年生 於上海,祖籍廣東順德。1963 年畢業於 上海輕工業學校(上海輕工業高等專科學校)美術設計專業。1976 年進入中國科 學院華南植物研究所從事植物科學繪畫。 1984 年參與創立首屆中國植物學會科學畫專業委員會,並任秘書,1994 年任中國植物學會植物分類專業委員會委員。三十多年來,在參與完成國家及省市級科研項目中,承擔和參加《中國植物志》、《廣東植物志》、《廣東中藥志》、《實用中草藥彩色圖集》、《漢語大詞典》、《原色中國本草圖鋻》、《中國油脂植物》、《中國珍稀瀕危植物》、《福建植物志》、《廣西植物志》、《雲南植物志》、 《泰國植物志》等多個出版物的植物繪畫工作。是《中國木蘭》一書的植物手繪畫作者之一。 目錄 芭蕉科MUSACEAE 芭蕉屬Musa L. 1. 紅花蕉 Musa coccinea Andr. 2. 美粉芭蕉Musa ornata Roxb. 地湧金蓮屬 Musella (Franchet) C.Y.Wu ex H.W.Li 3.地湧金蓮Musella lasiocarpa (Fr.) C.Y.Wu ex H.W.Li 旅人蕉科STRELIZIACEAE 鶴望蘭屬Strelizia Aiton 4. 鶴望蘭(天堂鳥)Strelitzia reginae Aiton 蘭花蕉科LOWIACEAE 蘭花蕉屬Orchidantha N.E.Brown 5. 蘭花蕉Orchidantha chinensis T.L.Wu 蠍尾蕉科HELICONIACEAE 蠍尾蕉屬Heliconia L.芭蕉科MUSACEAE
芭蕉屬Musa L.
1. 紅花蕉 Musa coccinea Andr.
2. 美粉芭蕉Musa ornata Roxb.
地湧金蓮屬 Musella (Franchet) C.Y.Wu ex H.W.Li
3.地湧金蓮Musella lasiocarpa (Fr.) C.Y.Wu ex H.W.Li
旅人蕉科STRELIZIACEAE
鶴望蘭屬Strelizia Aiton
4. 鶴望蘭(天堂鳥)Strelitzia reginae Aiton
蘭花蕉科LOWIACEAE
蘭花蕉屬Orchidantha N.E.Brown
5. 蘭花蕉Orchidantha chinensis T.L.Wu
蠍尾蕉科HELICONIACEAE
蠍尾蕉屬Heliconia L.
6.富紅蠍尾蕉Heliconia bourgaeana Petersen
7.翠鳥蠍尾蕉Heliconia hirsuta L.f. 'Darrell'
8.紅箭蠍尾蕉Heliconia latispatha Bentham 'Distans'
9.扇形蠍尾蕉Heliconia librata Griggs
10.美女蠍尾蕉 Heliconia psittacorum L.f. Lady Di'
11.聖溫紅蠍尾 Heliconia psittacorum L.f.'St.Vincent's Red'028
12.金嘴蠍尾蕉Heliconia rostrata Ruiz & Pav.
姜科ZINGIBERACEAE
山姜屬Alpinia Roxburgh
13.光葉雲南草蔻 Alpinia blepharocalyx var.glabrior T.L.Wu & Senj
14.距花山姜Alpinia calcarata Rosc.
15.節鞭山姜Alpinia conchigera Grif.th
16.香姜Alpinia coriandriodora D. Fang
17.紅豆蔻Alpinia galanga (L.) Willd.
18.桂南山姜Alpinia guinanensis D.Fang & X.X.Chen
19.草豆蔻Alpinia hainanensis K.Schum.
20.小草蔻Alpinia henryi K.Schum.
21.光葉山姜Alpinia intermedia Gagnep.
22.山姜Alpinia japonica (Thunb.) Miq.
23.箭杆風Alpinia jianganfeng T.L.Wu
24.長柄山姜Alpinia kwangsiensis T.L. Wu & Senjen
25.假益智Alpinia maclurei Merr.
26.毛瓣山姜Alpinia malaccensis (Burm.) Rosc.
27.華山姜Alpinia oblongifolia Hayata
28.高良姜Alpinia of.cinarum Hance
29.益智Alpinia oxyphylla Miq.
30.多花山姜Alpinia polyantha D. Fang
31.花葉山姜Alpinia pumila Hook f.
32.皺葉山姜Alpinia rugosa S.J.Chen & Z. Y. Chen
33.滑葉山姜Alpinia tonkinensis Gagnepain
34.艷山姜Alpinia zerumbet (Pers.)B.L.Burtt & R.M.Smith
35.花葉艷山姜 Alpinia zerumbet (Pers.)B.L.Burtt &R.M.Smith'Variegata'
豆蔻屬Amomum Roxburgh
36.海南假砂仁Amomum chinense Chun
37.爪哇白豆蔻Amomum compactum Solander ex Maton
38.長果砂仁Amomum dealbatum Roxb.
39.長序砂仁Amomum gagnepainii T.L.Wu, K. Larsen & Turland
40.海南砂仁Amomum longiligulare T. L. Wu
41.九翅豆蔻Amomum maximum Roxb.
42.疣果豆蔻Amomum muricarpum Elmer
43.草果Amomun tsao-ko Crevost & Lemarie
44.砂仁Amomum villosum Loureiro
凹唇姜屬Boesenbergia Kuntze
45.凹唇姜Boesenbergia rotunda (L.) Mans.eld
大苞姜屬Caulokaempferia K.Larsen
46.黃花大苞姜Caulokaempferia coenobialis (Hance)K.Larsen
距藥姜屬Cautleya J.D.Hooker
47.距藥姜Cautleya gracilis (Smith) Dandy
姜黃屬Curcuma L.
48.郁金Curcuma aromatica Salisbury
49.廣西莪術 Curcuma kwangsiensis S. G. Lee & C. F. Liang
50.姜黃 Curcuma longa L.
51.莪術Curcuma phaeocaulis Valeton
52.印尼莪術 Curcuma zanthorrhiza Roxb.
茴香砂仁屬Etlingera Giseke
53.茴香砂仁 Etlingera yunnanensis(T.L.Wu & S.J.Chen) R. M. Smith
舞花姜屬Globba L.
54.舞花姜Globba racemosa Smith
55.雙翅舞花姜Globba schomburgkii J. D. Hooker
56.小珠舞花姜Globba schomburgkii var. angustata Gagnepain
姜花屬Hedychium J. K.nig
57.紅姜花Hedychium coccineum Smith
58.姜花Hedychium coronarium J.K.nig
59.黃姜花Hedychium .avum Roxburgh
60.少花姜花Hedychium pauci.orum S.Q.Tong
61.毛姜花Hedychium villosum Wallich
大豆蔻屬Hornstedtia Retzius
62.大豆蔻Hornstedtia hainanensis T. L. Wu & S.J.Chen
山柰屬Kaempferia L.
63.紫花山柰Kaempferia elegans (Wallich) Baker
64.沙姜(山奈) Kaempferia galanga L.
65.海南三七 Kaempferia rotunda L.
喙花姜屬Rhynchanthus J.D.Hooker
66.喙花姜 Rhynchanthus beesianus W. W. Smith
像牙參屬Roscoea Smith
67.早花像牙參Roscoea cautleoides Gagnepain
68.大花像牙參Roscoea humeana I.B.Balfour & W.W.Smith
69.藏像牙參Roscoea tibetica Batalin
土田七屬Stahlianthus Kuntze
70.土田七 Stahlianthus involucratus (King ex Baker)Craib ex Loesener
姜屬Zingiber Miller
71.珊瑚姜Zingiber corallinum Hance
72.蘘荷 Zingiber mioga (Thunb.) Rosc.
73.斑蟬姜Zingiber monglaense S. J. Chen & Z. Y. Chen
74.光果姜Zingiber nudicarpum D. Fang
75.姜Zingiber of.cinale Rosc.
76.紅冠姜Zingiber roseum (Roxb.) Rosc.
77.紅球姜Zingibers zerumbet (L.) Smith
閉鞘姜科COSTACEAE
閉鞘姜屬Costus L.
78.寶塔閉鞘姜Costus barbatus Suess
79.絨葉閉鞘姜Costus malortieanus H. Wendl.
80.閉鞘姜Costus specious (K.en.) Smith
81.光葉閉鞘姜Costus tonkinensis Gagnepain
美人蕉科CANNACEAE
美人蕉屬Canna L.
82.大花美人蕉Canna generalis Bailey
83.麗娜波美人蕉Canna generalis Bailey 'Lenape'
84.線紋美人蕉Cana generalis Bailey 'Striatus'
85.美人蕉Canna indica L.
竹芋科MARANTACEAE
竹芋屬Maranta L.
86.紅脈豹紋竹芋Maranta leuconeura E. Morren 'Eryrophylla'
水竹芋屬Thalia L.
87.水竹芋Thalia dealbata Fras.
觀賞姜目植物
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS OF ZINGIBERALES
88.升振山姜 Alpinia hainanensis K.Schum. 'Shengzhen'
89.黑果山姜 (水山姜) Alpinia nigra Gaertn.
90.大苞紅唇益智Alpinia oxyphylla × A.henryi
91.寬唇山姜 Alpinia platychilus K.Schum.
92.曙紅山姜(紫姜、紅花月桃) Alpinia purpurata (Vieill) K.Schum.
93.雨花山姜Alpinia zerumbet 'Sprinkle'
94.黃花美山奈 Cornukaempferia auranti.ora J.Mood & K.Larsen
95.大苞閉鞘姜 Costus dubius (Afzel.) K.Schum.
96.斑葉閉鞘姜 Costus specious(K.en.) Smith Marginatus
97.姜荷花(泰國郁金香) Curcuma alismatifolia Gagnep.
98.美序郁金(女王郁金) Cucuma petiolata Roxb.
99.紅火炬郁金 Curcuma petiolata koxb.'Red Torch'
100.像腿蕉Ensete glauca Roxburgh
101.瓷玫瑰(燈塔姜)Etlingera elatior (Jack) R.M.Smith
102.紫苞舞花姜(威尼替舞花姜) Globba winitii (C.H.Wright) Wright
103.碧江姜花 Hedychium bijiangense T.L.Wu & Senjen
104.密花姜花 Hedychium densi.orum Wallich
105.圓瓣姜花 Hedychium forrestii Diels Forrest Gingerlily
106.闊葉姜花(金姜花) Hedychium gardnerianum Griff.
107.草果藥 Hedychium spicatum Smith
108.美葉山奈(美山奈) Kaempferia pulchra Ridl.
109.粉果毛蕉(紫蕉、顫毛蕉) Musa velutina H.Windl. & Drude
110.苞葉姜(雲南大苞姜) Pyrgophyllum yunnanensis T.L.Wu & Z.Y.Chen
111.蜂巢姜 Zingiber spectabile Griff. 前言 姜目是單子葉植物中一個分類界定十分清楚的自然類群,它由芭蕉科、旅人蕉科、蘭花蕉科、蠍尾蕉科、姜科、閉鞘姜科、美人蕉科、竹芋科八個科組成,其中在我國則以姜科和閉鞘姜科為主,它們的大部分種類生長在溫暖濕潤的熱帶、亞熱帶地區,主要分布在海南、廣東、廣西、湖南、雲南、四川、臺灣等南方各省區。姜目植物以它那別具一格、絢麗多姿的花形和繽紛斑斕的色彩贏得植物愛好者的青睞,也包括我們這些常年遨遊在綠色王國的植物科學畫家們。從1979年起的三十幾年裡,中國科學院華南植物研究所的植物畫家們為了取得鮮活的素材,與植物學研究人員一起爬山涉水,深入高山密林,繪下了一批頗有科研價值和藝術價值的畫作,如此浩大的工程在當時國內的科研院校都是不多見的。畫家們從自己獨特的視角用心地去觀察每一植株,用手中畫筆作工具,以希望和熱情作動力,不斷地收集、描繪著這些姜目植物的迷人姿彩和生命形態。幾位畫家自始至終能腳踏實地靜下心來一點一筆地認真解剖和描畫,在當今人心躁動的環境裡,這種精神也令這批畫作彌足珍貴。廣州中國科學院華南植物園地處常年溫暖潮濕的南亞熱帶,有姜目植物生長的氣候條件,科研人員歷經四十多年、幾代人的不懈努力,收集了280多種姜目植物遷地保育,並藉此建成了世界上收集種類多的“姜目植物種質園”,成為國際上姜科植物研究的核心,這同樣也為我們植物畫家提供了十分豐富的繪畫素材和資源。蘘荷是姜目姜科家族中的典型代表種類。漢《楚辭》和馬王堆漢墓出土的竹簡、木牌中都有蘘荷作蔬菜、食料的記載。梁《名醫別錄》中,蘘荷亦作為藥物收錄。在中文的植物學著作中也曾將姜目、姜科分別稱為蘘荷目和蘘荷科。手繪彩色及鋼筆線描圖87幅,描繪和記載姜目植物24屬87種(含變種、栽培種),其中有我國姜目野生種類18屬約70種(含變種),另又推薦了極有觀賞價值的姜目植物24種,共111種。原華南植物研究所老所長陳封懷教授(1900-1993年)根據當時分類研究室繪圖組的實力,親自倡導本書開展工作。本書在出版過程中曾踫到不少困難,幸有同仁們不遺餘力的努力,有現任華南植物園領導黃宏文主任、任海副主任、傅聲雷副主任、魏平副主任的督導和鼓勵,更有獨具慧眼的出版社的支持。在此,我要特別感謝陳忠毅教授、宋娟娟博士、鄒璞博士、黃向旭高工和葉育石先生在植物提供、種類鋻定和文字編寫上的鼎力相助。同時也感謝前期為我們提供大量鮮活素材的已故高級工程師陳升振先生(1931-2009年)。然而遺憾的是參加本書繪畫的4位畫家中,有2位已經先後離開了我們。今天本書終於面世了,我們可以告慰曾為本書作出貢獻的已故的陳封懷所長、陳升振高工及畫家鄧盈豐高工(1933-2009年)、鄧晶發工程師(1936-1994年)等幾位同仁,請他們在天之靈為我們祝福吧!我更相信本書的出版能讓姜目植物愛好者感受到畫家們贊美、愛護大自然的心聲,繼而傳達出那些觸動畫家們心弦的姜目植物的綽約風姿。2011.06.10. The Zingiberales ( Scitamineae ) would be regard as anatural group in monocotyledons. It is well characterized andsharply defined taxonomically. The Zingiberales ( ginger order )consists of 8 families : Musceae ( the bananas ), Streliziaceae (the birds-or-paradise plants ), Lowiaceae ( the orchidanthas),Heliconiaceae ( the heliconias ) , Zingiberaceae ( the gingers ),Costaceae ( the spiral ginger ), Cannaceae ( the cannas ), andMarantaceae ( the prayer plants ). Most of the members are nativeto the tropical and subtropical areas where it is warm and humid.It is widely spreaded in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan,Sichuan and Taiwan in China as well as other southern regions andcountries throughout Southeast Asia. With its peculiar style,gorgeous shape and riotous colorfulness, ginger order has won thefavor not only of plant lovers but also botanical artists whodevote themselves in the green kingdom of botanical science allyear round. For the past 30 years ever since 1979, in order toachieve first-hand materials, botanical artists in South ChinaInstitute of Botany, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, together withbotanists, have been making arduous journeys over the hills andthrough the rivers and completed a series of paintworks of greatscientific and artistic value. Such tremendous projects were quiterare in the domestic science research academies andinstitutes at that time. Paintbrushes in hand, artists have beenscrutinizing every single plant with wholeheartedly from their ownunique perspectives. Fully motivated by hope and enthusiasm, theypersistently collect and portrait the charming styles and colors aswell as life forms of ginger order. Such kind of spirit of theseartists who fully devote themselves to conduct such a down-to-earthjob from beginning to end is extremely precious in this impetuousworld. South China Botanical Garden, Guangzhou is located at thesouthern subtropic area in south Asia where it is warm and humidall year round. This provides the best climate condition for gingerorder to grow. With more than 40 years of unremitting efforts byseveral generations of scientific researchers, over 280 species ofZingiberales have been collected and ex-situ conserved. On suchbasis, a Ginger Garden with the most numerous species in the worldhas been built, which serves as the institution for internationalginger research, and also provides abundant painting materials andresources for our botanical artists. Zingiber mioga ( Mioga ginger), called "Xianghe" in Chinese is the typical species in the gingerfamily. There were already records used as vegetables and foodmaterials from the Chinese ancient literature "Chuci" and thebamboo slips and wooden shields excavated from the Mawangdui tombsof the Han dynasty. "Unique Records of Famous Physicians" from theLiang dynasty also indicated that "Xianghe" can be used asmedicine. In Chinese classical taxonomy works, Zingiberales andZingiberaceae were usually categorized as Xinghe order and Xinghefamily respectively. The book has 87 botanicl paintings by hand. Itdescribed and illustrated 111 species (including variets andcultivars) belonging to 24 genera on Zingiberales. 70 species(including varities) in 18 genera 姜目是單子葉植物中一個分類界定十分清楚的自然類群,它由芭蕉科、旅人蕉科、蘭花蕉科、蠍尾蕉科、姜科、閉鞘姜科、美人蕉科、竹芋科八個科組成,其中在我國則以姜科和閉鞘姜科為主,它們的大部分種類生長在溫暖濕潤的熱帶、亞熱帶地區,主要分布在海南、廣東、廣西、湖南、雲南、四川、臺灣等南方各省區。姜目植物以它那別具一格、絢麗多姿的花形和繽紛斑斕的色彩贏得植物愛好者的青睞,也包括我們這些常年遨遊在綠色王國的植物科學畫家們。從1979年起的三十幾年裡,中國科學院華南植物研究所的植物畫家們為了取得鮮活的素材,與植物學研究人員一起爬山涉水,深入高山密林,繪下了一批頗有科研價值和藝術價值的畫作,如此浩大的工程在當時國內的科研院校都是不多見的。畫家們從自己獨特的視角用心地去觀察每一植株,用手中畫筆作工具,以希望和熱情作動力,不斷地收集、描繪著這些姜目植物的迷人姿彩和生命形態。幾位畫家自始至終能腳踏實地靜下心來一點一筆地認真解剖和描畫,在當今人心躁動的環境裡,這種精神也令這批畫作彌足珍貴。廣州中國科學院華南植物園地處常年溫暖潮濕的南亞熱帶,有姜目植物生長的氣候條件,科研人員歷經四十多年、幾代人的不懈努力,收集了280多種姜目植物遷地保育,並藉此建成了世界上收集種類多的“姜目植物種質園”,成為國際上姜科植物研究的核心,這同樣也為我們植物畫家提供了十分豐富的繪畫素材和資源。蘘荷是姜目姜科家族中的典型代表種類。漢《楚辭》和馬王堆漢墓出土的竹簡、木牌中都有蘘荷作蔬菜、食料的記載。梁《名醫別錄》中,蘘荷亦作為藥物收錄。在中文的植物學著作中也曾將姜目、姜科分別稱為蘘荷目和蘘荷科。手繪彩色及鋼筆線描圖87幅,描繪和記載姜目植物24屬87種(含變種、栽培種),其中有我國姜目野生種類18屬約70種(含變種),另又推薦了極有觀賞價值的姜目植物24種,共111種。原華南植物研究所老所長陳封懷教授(1900-1993年)根據當時分類研究室繪圖組的實力,親自倡導本書開展工作。本書在出版過程中曾踫到不少困難,幸有同仁們不遺餘力的努力,有現任華南植物園領導黃宏文主任、任海副主任、傅聲雷副主任、魏平副主任的督導和鼓勵,更有獨具慧眼的出版社的支持。在此,我要特別感謝陳忠毅教授、宋娟娟博士、鄒璞博士、黃向旭高工和葉育石先生在植物提供、種類鋻定和文字編寫上的鼎力相助。同時也感謝前期為我們提供大量鮮活素材的已故高級工程師陳升振先生(1931-2009年)。然而遺憾的是參加本書繪畫的4位畫家中,有2位已經先後離開了我們。今天本書終於面世了,我們可以告慰曾為本書作出貢獻的已故的陳封懷所長、陳升振高工及畫家鄧盈豐高工(1933-2009年)、鄧晶發工程師(1936-1994年)等幾位同仁,請他們在天之靈為我們祝福吧!我更相信本書的出版能讓姜目植物愛好者感受到畫家們贊美、愛護大自然的心聲,繼而傳達出那些觸動畫家們心弦的姜目植物的綽約風姿。 2011.06.10. The Zingiberales ( Scitamineae ) would be regard as a natural group in monocotyledons. It is well characterized and sharply defined taxonomically. The Zingiberales ( ginger order ) consists of 8 families : Musceae ( the bananas ), Streliziaceae ( the birds-or-paradise plants ), Lowiaceae ( the orchidanthas), Heliconiaceae ( the heliconias ) , Zingiberaceae ( the gingers ), Costaceae ( the spiral ginger ), Cannaceae ( the cannas ), and Marantaceae ( the prayer plants ). Most of the members are native to the tropical and subtropical areas where it is warm and humid. It is widely spreaded in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, Sichuan and Taiwan in China as well as other southern regions and countries throughout Southeast Asia. With its peculiar style, gorgeous shape and riotous colorfulness, ginger order has won the favor not only of plant lovers but also botanical artists who devote themselves in the green kingdom of botanical science all year round. For the past 30 years ever since 1979, in order to achieve first-hand materials, botanical artists in South China Institute of Botany, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, together with botanists, have been making arduous journeys over the hills and through the rivers and completed a series of paintworks of great scientific and artistic value. Such tremendous projects were quite rare in the domestic science & research academies and institutes at that time. Paintbrushes in hand, artists have been scrutinizing every single plant with wholeheartedly from their own unique perspectives. Fully motivated by hope and enthusiasm, they persistently collect and portrait the charming styles and colors as well as life forms of ginger order. Such kind of spirit of these artists who fully devote themselves to conduct such a down-to-earth job from beginning to end is extremely precious in this impetuous world. South China Botanical Garden, Guangzhou is located at the southern subtropic area in south Asia where it is warm and humid all year round. This provides the best climate condition for ginger order to grow. With more than 40 years of unremitting efforts by several generations of scientific researchers, over 280 species of Zingiberales have been collected and ex-situ conserved. On such basis, a Ginger Garden with the most numerous species in the world has been built, which serves as the institution for international ginger research, and also provides abundant painting materials and resources for our botanical artists. Zingiber mioga ( Mioga ginger) , called "Xianghe" in Chinese is the typical species in the ginger family. There were already records used as vegetables and food materials from the Chinese ancient literature "Chuci" and the bamboo slips and wooden shields excavated from the Mawangdui tombs of the Han dynasty. "Unique Records of Famous Physicians" from the Liang dynasty also indicated that "Xianghe" can be used as medicine. In Chinese classical taxonomy works, Zingiberales and Zingiberaceae were usually categorized as Xinghe order and Xinghe family respectively. The book has 87 botanicl paintings by hand. It described and illustrated 111 species (including variets and cultivars) belonging to 24 genera on Zingiberales. 70 species (including varities) in 18 genera
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