TITLE:
A Research of the Finding and Distribution Law of Taisui in Modern China
AUTHORS:
Chao-Jiang Wang, Shi-Qing Wang
KEYWORDS:
Taisui, Finding Law, Distribution Law, China in Modern Times
JOURNAL NAME:
Agricultural Sciences,
Vol.6 No.4,
April
9,
2015
ABSTRACT: The academic world is still uncertain about the classification of Taisui. It is debating whether Taisui is living or not, myxomycete complex or fungi. The passage studies the 228 finding reports of Taisui in modern China. It confirms that the first finding time of Taisui in modern China is 1963, and the first reported time is 1992. Taisui has been found in 25 administrative divisions. Taisui occurs the most times in Shandong Province. Besides, provinces where Taisui has been found most times are in northern China. Finding locations of Taisui vary from place to place. Taisui is most often found in normal earth layer, with different burying depth. Taisui is mainly found through seeing, tramping, and digging. Taisui findings lack subjective motivations and are connected with the life and production of the finders. Conclusion: Taisui is an object growing in earth layer.