Large area of wild Ulva found in Xingguo is a national first-class protected plant

The picture shows the newly found wild water shield Photo by special reporter Xiao Ming recently, in Lianhuatang, Wulong Village, shefu Township, Xingguo County, nearly 10 mu of national first-class key protected plant wild water shield was found According to the technical personnel of the energy office of the water and Soil Conservation Bureau of the county, such a large area of wild water shield is really rare Ulva belongs to the first-class national key protected wild plant, which belongs to Ulva of water lily family It originated in Southeast China, especially in Taihu Lake in Jiangsu Province, gaobin Lake in Northern Jiangsu Province and West Lake in Hangzhou However, the introduction and expansion of Ulva are limited due to the lack of provenance In recent years, plant experts believe that the water environment in many cities has been very difficult for this kind of plant to grow and reproduce only in pure water Lianhuatang is located near Wulong Village, shefu Township, with an altitude of 600 meters It is surrounded by mountains on all sides The leaves of Ulva cover the water in the shape of copper coins Its rhizomes stretch out in the water, which is extremely complex and covered with a layer of smooth material According to local villagers, the plant has been in the lake for a long time, and it is known that it is a national level key protected wild plant every summer At present, relevant departments of Xingguo County are actively planning protection measures for water shield in Lianhuatang.