It was recently learned from the Jiangxi Copper Hill National Nature Reserve that the conservation area and the Spider Biology Research Team of the University of Inokayama conducted a background survey of spider resources in which new species of spiders, large and large, were found. The results were published in the international journal Biological Keys.
The spiders are one of the richest species groups in species diversity. The first step of this discovery, which was named after him, was to be seen as an ant, 3-4 mm in size, with the back of a tan to black and brown. The first step was to be large and large, with a narrow abdomen, a visible reflection of the back mask, a thin top of a male tentacle, with visible grooves, and a significant difference between the other jumpers. The research team identified the species as an unrecorded new species through morphological characterization and named it a wide-spread spider based on the area where the species were collected.
Liukoko, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Life Sciences of Iiokayama University, stated that the discovery provided an important scientific basis for the conservation of biodiversity at the national level of the Jiangxi Copper Hill Nature Reserve, further highlighting the unique value of the Reserve in terms of conservation of species resources, as well as its unique spider background resources, once again demonstrating the high biodiversity of the hills.
The national nature reserve in Jiangxi Bongshan is located on the northern slope of the eastern section of the Wubu Mountains, at the border between the three provinces, with rich species resources and vegetation types.