【摘要】 通过植物群落结构、壳斗、叶脉形态特征、同工酶及ＤＮＡ等多方面调查与测定，分析了帽儿山的蒙古栎（ＱｕｅｒｃｕｓｍｏｎｇｏｌｉｃａＦｉｓｃｈ．）和东灵山、关帝山的辽东栎（Ｑ．ｌｉａｏｔｕｎｇｅｎｓｉｓＫｏｉｄｚ．）的遗传分化及多样性。各种水平的研究一致说明：两种植物的遗传分化较小，东灵山种群是典型蒙古栎、辽东栎种群的中间类型。确切地说，从东北到山西组成一个地理渐变群，存在大范围、强大的双向基因流更多还原

【Abstract】 The Liaodong oak (Quercus Liaotungensis Koidz.) is a close relative of the Mongolia oak ( Q.mongolica Fisch.) which were separated by some morphological characters,such as the number of leaf lobes and the squamate form of cupula. Recently some authors observed that morphological diversity made the Liaodong oak unable to separate clearly from the Mongolia one,therefore,plant materials have been collected from Maoer Mountain of Heilongjiang province as a typical Q.mongolica population,and from Guandi Mountain of Shanxi Province which represented the typical Liaodong oak population to compare isozyme and DNA diversity between both species. The winter bud samples were also analysed from Dongling Mountain near Beijing City since Dongling population is an intermediate form between the Maoer population and the Guandi population morphologically. Statistics of 13 putative loci belonging to 5 enzymes showed a high level of diversity within all populations. The value of genetic distance among populations was low,and showed that the Dongling population genetically located at the middle of both typical species. DNA data also showed that both typical oak populations shared similar variation with the Dongling pooulation. Among 172 polymorphic RAPD and DAF loci, no population specific band has been found .A significant difference in frequency of amplified products existed in 26 loci. Except for 3 irregular ones,frequency distribution of 23 loci seems clinal. The Dongling population also genetically located at the middle of both flanking populations. It was worth to note that the OPD 08 434 was probably unique to the Dongling oak since its frequency in the Guandi population has been estimated up to 100% and decreased to 0 in the Maoer population. The Dongling population received this unique DNA from the Guandi population probably by introgression. The strong gene flow in both directions implied a long history of distributive continuity for both oak species. High levels of morphological ,isozymatic and DNA diversity supplied enough genetic basis for reconstruction of degraded oak ecosytems.更多还原