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庆研究员、曹敏研究员、米湘成副研究员、李先琨研究员、金光泽教授、王希华教授、丁炳杨教授、杜晓军博士等对论文搜集工作的帮助。感谢全体 CForBio相关研究人员和研究生们的艰苦努力和卓有成效的贡献 ; 感谢中山大学何芳良教授、台湾东华大学孙义方教授、美国 Smithsonian 热带研究所热带森林科学研究中心 (CTFS/SIGEO) 和 Earthwatch Institute 的大力支持 ; 感谢科技部、基金委、中国科学院和汇丰银行的项目资助。马克平二零一二年十月二十日于香山
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