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vi | Contents Figures 1. Scoring exercise (PDM) with Khe Tran men group 5 2. Working on sample plot 6 3. Location of Khe Tran village in the buffer zone of Phong Dien Nature Reserve 16 4. Situation of Khe Tran village 18 5. Livestock and Acacia plantations are important in Khe Tran 20 6. A woman from the lower part of the village harvests rubber from her plantation 22 7. Considerable areas of bare land are used in Khe Tran for new Acacia plantation 25 8. Biodiversity and resource distribution map of Khe Tran 27 9. Land type by importance (all groups) 31 10. Importance of forest types (all groups) 32 11. Forest importance over time (all groups) 35 12. Source of product importance (all groups) 37 13. Importance of forest resources by use categories (all groups) 38 14. Recent flood on a bridge between Phong My and Khe Tran 44 15. Field sampling of land types in Khe Tran (total sample size 11 plots) 47 16. Distribution of sample plots in the research area 49 17. Accumulation of non-tree species with the increasing random order of subplots (each 20 m 2 ) for various land types in Khe Tran 50 18. Relative dominance in primary and secondary forest plots in Khe Tran based on basal area 52 19. Forest structural characteristics in Khe Tran. Left panel: basal area and density; right panel: tree height, stem diameter and furcation index 56 20. All plant species considered useful by the Khe Tran villagers shown in use categories 63 21. Total number of all useful plant species per category in primary, secondary and plantation forests 65
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