  It is argued that the search of the J/psi --> f0(980)omega and J/psi -->
a0(980)rho decays and the more precise definition of B(J/psi --> f0(980)phi)
are the urgent purposes in the J/\psi spectroscopy.
  It is shown that the study of the omega-rho0 interference pattern in the
J/psi --> (\rho^0+\omega)eta --> pi+pi-eta decay provides evidence for the
large (nearly pi/2) relative phase between the isovector one-photon and
three-gluon decay amplitudes .
