| 引用本文: | 赵纤纤,徐浩,荆辉,谢宝华,张晓龙,韩广轩,张桂萍.基于专利计量的互花米草研究进展分析[J].海洋科学,2024,48(5):89-106. |
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| 基于专利计量的互花米草研究进展分析 |
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赵纤纤1,2, 徐浩3, 荆辉4, 谢宝华2,5, 张晓龙4, 韩广轩2,5, 张桂萍6
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1.聊城大学地理与环境学院, 山东 聊城 252000;2.中国科学院烟台海岸带研究所 中国科学院海岸带环境过程与生态修复重点实验室 山东省海岸带环境过程重点实验室, 山东 烟台 264003;3.青岛市海洋管理保障中心, 山东 青岛 266071;4.烟台大学环境与材料工程学院, 山东 烟台 264005;5.中国科学院黄河三角洲滨海湿地生态系统野外科学观测研究站, 山东 东营 257500;6.山东新汇建设集团有限公司, 山东 东营 257500
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| 入侵物种互花米草(Spartina alterniflora)对沿海滩涂的生态系统造成了严重破坏, 但同时它体内又蕴藏着耐盐基因、生物质能等宝贵财富。本研究梳理分析了国内外互花米草专利, 以便为互花米草防控与管理提供技术支持。互花米草技术专利主要包括监测技术、防治技术和资源化利用技术等类型。1995—2022 年国内互花米草专利的申请数量呈上升趋势, 专利申请总量为 360 件, 监测、防治与资源化利用技术专利在互花米草专利中的占比分别为 4%、 22%、 74%。互花米草监测技术专利主要利用遥感技术监测互花米草; 互花米草防治技术专利包括物理、化学、生物替代和综合防治技术等, 其中综合防治技术的申请与授权数量均最高; 互花米草的资源化利用技术虽然专利申请数量众多, 但实际获得授权的比例并不高, 这一现象反映出互花米草作为一种资源的潜在价值正逐步被认识和开发, 但利用价值尚低。 国外对互花米草关注很少, 只查询到 7 件互花米草专利, 申请国家有美国和韩国, 主要是资源化利用技术, 两国专利授权率分别为 25.0%和 33.3%。在未来互花米草的防控管理策略中, 建议重点加大对互花米草利用技术的研究与开发力度, 推动其技术成果向市场化转化, 对初级技术进行深化改良, 使之与国家政策、重点研发项目的目标相契合, 以提升其应用价值和市场前景, 将互花米草从“有害草”变为“有益草”。 |
| 关键词: 互花米草(Spartina alterniflora) 专利 监测 防治 资源化利用 |
| DOI：10.11759/hykx20231104002 |
| 分类号:Q948 |
| 基金项目:山东省自然科学基金项目(ZR2021MC164); 国家林业和草原局应急揭榜挂帅项目(202302); 国家自然科学基金项目(U1906223) |
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| Research progress analysis of Spartina alterniflora based on patentometrics |
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ZHAO Qianqian1,2, XU Hao3, JING Hui4, XIE Baohua2,5, ZHANG Xiaolong4, HAN Guangxuan2,5, ZHANG Guiping6
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1.School of Geography and Environment, Liaocheng University, Liaocheng 252000, China;2.Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Key Laboratory of Coastal Zone Environmental Processes and Ecological Remediation, CAS, Shandong provincial Key Laboratory of Coastal Environmental Processes, Yantai 264003, China;3.Qingdao Marine Management Support Center, Qingdao 266071, China;4.School of Environment and Materials Engineering, Yantai University, Yantai 264005, China;5.Yellow River Delta Ecology Research Station of Coastal Wetland, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dongying 257500, China;6.Shandong Xinhui Construction Group Limited Company, Dongying 257500, China
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| Abstract: |
| The invasive species Spartina alterniflora has caused severe damage to the ecosystems of coastal beaches, but it also contains salt tolerance genes, biomass energy, and other potentially valuable organic wealth. To provide technical support for the prevention, control, and management of S. alterniflora, this study analyzes domestic and international S. alterniflora patents. Associated S. alterniflora patents primarily include monitoring, controlling, and resource utilization technology. Domestic S. alterniflora patent applications exhibited an increasing trend from 1995 to 2022, with a total of 360 patent applications. The proportion of S. alterniflora monitoring, controlling, and resource utilization technology patents was 4%, 22%, and 74%, respectively. Monitoring technology predominantly uses remote sensing approaches to monitor S. alterniflora. Controlling technology patents for S. alterniflora include physical, chemical, biological alternatives, and integrated control technologies. Integrated control technologies had the highest number of patent applications and authorizations. Although many patent applications were submitted for S. alterniflora resource utilization technology, the actual proportion of granted patents is relatively low. This phenomenon indicates that the potential value of S. alterniflora as a resource is being increasingly recognized and developed, but its utilization value remains low. Limited attention has been paid to S. alterniflora abroad, with only seven patents found that were predominantly for resource utilization technology, including the United States and South Korea, with patent authorization rates of 25.0% and 33.3%, respectively. The study recommends that future strategies for the control and management of S. alterniflora should focus on research and development of utilization technologies, promote the commercialization of technological achievements, deepen the improvement of primary technologies to align with national policies and key research and development project goals, enhance its application value and market prospects and transform S. alterniflora from a “harmful” grass to a “beneficial” grass. |
| Key words: Spartina alterniflora patent monitoring controlling resource utilization |
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