1920 ——1923 graduated from the Agricultural College of Nancy University, France, and was awarded the title of Bachelor of Agriculture and Agricultural Technician.
1924 ——1928 graduated from the faculty of science of claremont university, France, and obtained the master of science degree from claremont university and the master of science degree awarded by the state.
1928 ——1930 graduated from the Faculty of Science, Paris University, and was awarded the Doctor of Science degree by China.
1930- 1937, Professor of Agricultural Biology Department, College of Agriculture, Peiping University, later served as the department head. He is also a researcher at the Institute of Botany of Beijing Research Institute and a professor at China-France University, Fu Jen Catholic University and China University.
1938 ——1939 Professor of Northwest Associated University.
1939 ——1941Professor, Northwest Agricultural College.
1942 ——1944, researcher and director of Fujian institute of zoology and botany, professor of biology department of Xiamen university.
1944 ——1946 Professor of Biology Department of Xiamen University and Director of Institute of Marine Biology.
1946- 1950, researcher, Institute of Botany, Peking Research Institute, professor of Beijing Normal University and Fu Jen Catholic University.
1950- 1953, researcher, Institute of Plant Classification, China Academy of Sciences.
1953 ——1981researcher, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, successively served as deputy director, acting director and consultant.
198 1 died in Beijing on May 28th. 1 lingyang. Studies on Morphology, Cytology and Microchemistry, Pilaire Moreanesp. Nov. Clermont-Ferrand, 1926: 1- 15.
2 ling yang. The existence of mixing affects the memory of mucin. Bulletin of the French Botanical Society, 192.
3 ling yang. Biological research on sexual nouns. Rev Gen Bot， 1930，42: 147— 163，205—2 18，283—296，348—365，49 1—504，535—552，6 18—639，68 1—704，722—752。
4 ling yang. China Pharmacopoeia Semen Cuscutae extract, compared with the laboratory of Beijing Academy of Sciences, 193 1,1:15-16.
5 ling yang. According to the leaf changes of convolvulus. Beijing Laboratory of China Academy of Sciences, 193 1,1:23-33.
6 ling yang. Du E, Hebei and Sichuan provinces in northern China. Convolvulaceae plants.
7 Liu Shen 'e, Lin Rong. The existence of soybean dodder in China. Report of National Beijing Research Institute, 193 1, 2 (2): 1-4.
8 Liu Shen 'e, Lin Rong. Leaf shape changes of several genera of convolvulaceae. Report of National Beijing Research Institute, 193 1, 2 (4): 1-6.
9 Ling Yong. Du E, Hebei and other provinces in northern China 2, Volume 2, 1933, (1-2):1-63, PL.1-25.
10 Lingyang. Gentiana scabra of Aptla Formation. Beijing Institute of Control, China Academy of Sciences, 1933, 3:375—382.
1 1 lingyang. This is a composer from China of Beiping Research Institute. Peking Institute of China Academy of Sciences, 1934, 2: 453-537, 1935, 3:123-220.
12 Lingyang. China chrysanthemum notes. Institute of Control, National Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 1935, 3: 459-48.
Lin Rong 13. The dioeciousness of fungi. Acta Biology, 1936, 1 (1): 28-50.
14 Lingyang. A new Swertia Shaanxi. Beijing Institute of Control, China Academy of Sciences, 1936, 4:337—339.
15 Lingyang. Sinensenovae minus congtae (1). Beijing Institute of Control, China Academy of Sciences,1937,5:1-30.
16 Lingyang. Compositae plants Contr Bot Survey in Northwest China, 1939, 1(2).
17 Lingyang. Some species of smut in Fujian province. Institute of Geography, Fujian Academy of Sciences, 1947,1:1-23.
18 Lingyang. Quercus in central Fujian. Department of Biology, Fujian Academy of Sciences,1947,2:1-1.
19 Lingyang. Pertia species in China. Beijing Laboratory of China Academy of Sciences,1948,6 (1): 23-35.
20 ling is young. Compositae plants Ⅱ. Beijing Laboratory of China Academy of Sciences,1949,6 (2): 65—101.
2 1 lingyang. A new species of Gentiana from Fujian. Beijing Laboratory of China Academy of Sciences,1949,6 (4): 217—220.
22 ling yang. Unknown new species of Fujian flora. Act planting tax Sin, 195 1,1:199-219.
23. Lin Rong. Discussion on soil and water conservation in loess area in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. Soil and water conservation, 1958, 6: 26-30.
24 Lin Rong et al. Comprehensive investigation of soil and water conservation in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. Ten Years of China Science, Beijing: Science Press, 1959: 5 1-70.
No.25, Lin Rong, Chen Yilin. Systematic classification of Zi Yuan (narrow sense) and its neighboring genera. Abstract of botanical society of china's 30th Anniversary Paper, 1963: 1 18.
26. Lin Rong. Some new and unknown genera of Compositae. Abstract of botanical society of china's 30th Anniversary Paper, 1963: 123.
27 ling yang. New classification of Compositae, Aucklandia, Pelargonium and Coriolus versicolor. Act plant tax Sin, 1965,10 (1): 75-90.
28 ling yang. List of ordinary family members. China compositae, Act plant tax Sin, 1965,10 (2):167-181.
Ling Yang, Chen Yiling. New species and genera of Compositae plants include Cavea W. W.Smith et Small and Nannoglottis Maxim. Act plant tax Sin, 1965,10 (1): 91-102.
30 ling is young. A new species of Compositae, the genus Ⅲ, Act Phytotax Sin, 1965,10 (3): 283-289.
3 1 ling, etc. Compositae in China. Act plant tax Sin, 1966,11:90—112.
No.32, Lingyang, Chen Yiling. Rather than the genus of China flora. Act plant tax sin, 1973, 1 1 (4): 399-430. Author: Lin.
I came across my father's name on the Internet recently. There are nearly 100 articles introducing him on the Internet and newspapers. Many newspapers recorded that "Lin Rong, a plant taxonomist, died in Beijing on May 28th, 198 1". Twenty-six years have passed, and my father's voice and smile have been deeply imprinted in my mind.
Father Lin Rong, named Fan Jun, went to France to work and study in his early years, and received his doctor of science degree in France on 1928. From 65438 to 0930, he returned to China and served as a researcher at the Institute of Botany of Beiping Research Institute, and concurrently served as a professor at several universities in Beiping. 1937 When Ping Jin fell, my father went to Shaanxi Wugong Agricultural College to teach alone. There, he was once known as the "Four Gentlemen of Wushu" with three other professors for saving patriotic students from Japanese aggression. At that time, my mother took us to live at No.41Fangcheng Street in Beiping. Because patriotic students often come to live, they are monitored by Japanese plainclothes. 194 1 year, organized and escorted us to Yong 'an, Fujian, to meet our father who worked in the Institute of Animal and Plant Studies. There, we cultivated a vegetable garden, planted more than a dozen vegetables and raised several hens, rabbits and goats. Sometimes I go up the mountain to pick fruits, bamboo shoots and mushrooms, and go to the stream to catch fish and shrimp. My life is hard but full. This rural life in Yong 'an, where people are in harmony with nature and father and daughter, has left me an unforgettable memory. Up to now, I still keep my hobby of growing vegetables and flowers. Two of our four sisters chose biology as their major, which was influenced by their father since childhood.
After Japan surrendered, my father was transferred from Xiamen University to Shanghai to work in the Animal and Plant Quarantine Department of Shanghai Customs General Administration. A few days later, my father resigned because he was dissatisfied with the corruption of the Kuomintang. Later, my father transferred to the Institute of Botany of the National Beijing Research Institute and taught at Beijing Normal University, Sino-French University and Fu Jen Catholic University.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, my father was a researcher and deputy director of the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in addition to working part-time in the Biology Department of Peking University. 1955 was appointed as an academician of China academy of sciences, and 1957 was appointed as the deputy director of biology department of China academy of sciences. In addition to his monthly salary, he increased 100 yuan every month after serving as the deputy director of the department. Dad said: The national economy is difficult, and my salary is quite high, so I retired from the deputy director of the department 100. When I was studying, I gave a monthly allowance of 25 yuan to demobilized cadres. My dad said, "Give this 25 yuan back to the school! The country's economy is difficult, and I will give you 25 yuan a month for living expenses. " So I withdrew my funding until I worked.
1950, my father had an operation because of the recurrence of stomach trouble. However, he led many scientific delegations from China to visit abroad. Mother was very uneasy, and father said, "Someone has to do something, it doesn't matter! I still have 1/4 in my stomach! " After my father died, we learned from others that my father's stomach had been completely removed.
Father is upright and upright, he can't play it by ear and never says anything against his will. When he participated in the formulation of the medium-and long-term scientific and technological development plan of China hosted by the State Council, he inspected the soil and water conservation situation in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River and was very angry at the practices he saw destroying the ecological balance in various places. He said: "Yunnan has put Yamakaji into the sea, and Inner Mongolia has replanted a large number of grasslands into crops. What's wrong with eating meat? Do you have to eat food instead? If we don't understand science, we will suffer one day, and it will be too late when it is windy and sandy in Beijing! " My father wrote many reports and articles and participated in the compilation of the Handbook of Soil and Water Conservation. Later, their findings were adopted by the state, which provided a scientific basis for the comprehensive management of the Yellow River and the planning of soil and water conservation in the loess area. When he heard that Yamakaji was released from Yunnan, his father said: "Everything in nature has its own laws, and if you destroy the ecological balance, you will be retaliated!"
Because of many social activities, he took the specimens home after work every day and worked late into the night for decades to compile Flora of China. Whenever we persuade him, my father always says, "These dead branches and rotten leaves are the painstaking efforts of several generations, and some people have given their lives for them! To register plants, we should not only accurately register their names and record their characteristics, but also indicate their geographical distribution, ecological environment and uses, which is the basis and basis for rational development and utilization of plant resources in China in the future. Foreigners want to co-edit Flora, but we haven't agreed yet. If we don't publish it soon, it will be too late! Unfortunately, more than half of our plant specimens in China were first named by foreigners! " He often said: "To be a China person, you must always leave something for the Chinese nation and add something." In order to cultivate young people, my father sorted out the foreign language materials he had accumulated for many years and left them for students to use later. After my father died, according to his wishes, we gave 3 1 documents compiled by him personally to his students in the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and donated more than 500 books in Chinese and foreign languages before his death to the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where his father worked for most of his life, to comfort his father.
Dad loves us, but he is very strict with us. He often said: "Do your own thing, do what you can do today, don't wait for others!" " ! Don't wait until tomorrow! ""don't step on watermelon skin, just let nature take its course! "That's how dad taught us how to be a man.
What influenced me the most was that my father helped me to establish the belief that "where there is a will, there is a way" and the courage and perseverance to dare to challenge difficulties. In the early 1950s, I joined the military cadre school. After I was transferred to a local job, I wanted to go to college, but I was afraid I couldn't get in. My father wrote in lowercase: "Where there is a will, there is a way!" Say something to me. With his encouragement and help, I was admitted to the Biology Department of Peking University. In the future, "Where there is a will, there is a way" and "Don't step on watermelon skin, where to slide!" It has also become my motto to encourage my son.
"Silkworms will weave until they die in spring, and candles will drain the wick every night." My father devoted his life to science and education in our country without reservation. Now I have reached the age of "too late". My father's instructions of "don't waste time" and "add something" and the figure of burying his head at his desk every night always appear in front of me, as if to say to me: don't waste your life, do more!