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Review on the Classification of Soybeans
Wang Chin-Ling
1976, 14 (1): 22-30. 
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The Origin and Taxonomy of Jute, Kenaf and Ramie in Our Country
The Bast Fiber Crops Institute of Hunan
1976, 14 (1): 31-37. 
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The Discrimination Between Hsien, Ken and Upland Rice
Rice Group, Yunnan Agricultural Research Institute
1976, 14 (1): 38-40. 
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The Genus Kobresia Willd. in Chinghai
Yang Yung-Chang
1976, 14 (1): 41-50. 
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A Preliminary Survey of Seaweeds in the Region of Nan-Chi Islands
Sun Chien-Chang, Hang King-Hsing
1976, 14 (1): 51-56. 
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Two Species of Cordyceps in Province Kirin
Guo Wen-Chang, Fan Yu-Du, Hua Yun-Gui
1976, 14 (1): 56-56. 
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Honghe Papeda—A New Species of Citrus from Yunnan
Ye Yin-Min, Liu Xiao-Dong, Ding Su-Qin, Liang Ming-Qing
1976, 14 (1): 57-59. 
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Study on the Botanical Origin of the Chinese Drug Chuanniuxi and Maniuxi
Kuan Ke-Chien, Hsieh Tsung-Wan, Mao Hwa-Schiung
1976, 14 (1): 60-64. 
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Studies on Chinese Dioscorea Sect. Stenophora Pr. et Burk. and Their Chromosome Numbers
The Research Group of Dioscorea, Kiangsu Institute of Botany
1976, 14 (1): 65-72. 
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On the Comparative Morphology and Systematic Position of Cathaya (Pinaceae)
Hu Yu-Shi, Wang Fu-Hsiung, Chang Yung-Ching
1976, 14 (1): 73-78. 
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    The question on the establishment of the new genus Cathaya and its systematic posi-
tion in Pinaceae has been much debated recently.  From the view-point of the dia-
lectical materialism we are going to analyse and discuss the problem concerned based
upon the studies in external morphology, wood and bark anatomy, leaf epidermal
features, pollen morphology and embryogeny of Cathaya in comparison with those of
the other genera of Pinaceae.
     From the present study we consider that the establishment of the new genus
Cathaya is unquestionable.  The embryogeny and the pollen morphology of Cathaya
resemble those of Pinus, the external morphology of the female cones and some
features of wood anatomy of Cathaya are close to those of Picea and the wood
structure of Cathaya is similar to that of Pseudotsuga.  Therefore,  the  systematic
position of Cathaya may be located somewhere between Pinus and Picea or Pseu-
dotsuga.
Vegetational and Climatic Changes in Peking During the Past One Hundred Million Years
Kong Zhao-Chen, Tu Nai-Chiu, Shi Yi-Chen, Tao Jun-Rong
1976, 14 (1): 79-89. 
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A New Fossil Moss from Quaternary in China
Wu Pan-Cheng, Lou Jian-Shing, Men Fan-Son
1976, 14 (1): 90-93. 
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Some Notes on the Annonaceae of China
Li Ping-T’ao
1976, 14 (1): 96-113. 
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