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Forestry 61 2.2 Forest Product Table 2.2.1 Profit Sharing between Forest Dept. and Participants in the Period of 1999-2000 and 2000-2001 Type of Garden Area of Garden Solid Money No. of Participants Received (hectares/km) (Tk.) Participant Money (Tk.) Woodlot 1271.46 (hec.) 54833383.51 1020 21759366.71 Agro-forest 396.75 (hec.) 26573782.62 356 11958206.23 Strip 392.22 (km) 126882067.68 3765 52794807.65 Total Source: DoF (2002) _ 126882067.68 3765 52794807.65 2.3 Bio-diversity Table 2.3.1 Extent of Bio-diversity in Bangladesh Types of Bio-diversity No. of Species Plants Angiosperms 5,000 Animals Mammals 119 Birds 578 Reptiles 124 Amphibians 19 Fresh water fishes 260 Prawns 56 Tortoise and Turtles 25 Fin fishes 475 Marine crabs 11 Frogs and toads 10 Edible marine oysters 7 Source: Razzaque (2002) Table 2.3.2 Status of Inland and Resident Vertebrates of Bangladesh Group Total no. Threatened Data Not of Living Extinct Critically Endangered Vulnerable Total Deficient Threatened species Endangered (EN) (VU) (DD) (NO) (CR) Fishes (fresh water & brackish 266 0 12 28 14 54 66 146 water) Amphibians 22 0 0 3 5 8 7 7 Reptiles 109 1 12 24 22 58 39 12 Birds 388 2 19 18 4 41 158 18 Mammals 110 10 21 13 6 40 53 17 Total 895 13 64 86 51 201 323 371 Source : IUCN (2000)
62 People's Report 2002-2003 : Bangladesh Environment Table 2.3.3 Common Plant Species of the Sunderbans Scientific Names Common Names Remarks Fresh Water Zone Amoora cucullata Amoor. Latimi Species in understorey Bruguiera gymnorhiza Lalnatinga, Kakra, Natanga Associated species Cynmetra ramiflora Singor, Singri Species in understorey Excoecaria agallocha Gewa Associated species Heritiera fomes Sundari Dominant species Xylocarpa moluccensis Passur Associated species Moderately Saline Zone Ceriops decandra Goran As dense understorey Excoecaria agallocha Gewa Dominant species Heritiera fomes Sundari Associated species Xylocarpa moluccensis Passur Associated species Saline Zone Acanthus ilicifolius Hargoza Common species Aegicerus corniculatum Halshi, Khalshi, Koilsha Associated species Avicennia officinalis Baen, Bina, Jubar, Dulia Associated species Imperata cylindrica Kash, Ulakhar, Ulukhagra A grass inmudflats Nypa fruticans Golpata A Palm Oryza coarctata Harkata, Uri Dhan Salinity tolerant wild rice in mudflats Rhizophora sp Common species Sonneratia ipetala Keora Associated species Xyocarpus obovata (X. granatum) Dhundul, Tutul, Karamphul Dominant species Source : Razzaque (2002) Table 2.3.4 Number of Species Estimated to Exist in the Sunderban Groups Khan, 1986 Sarker, 1986 Scott, 1991 Percent in terms of species present in Bangladesh Amphibians 8 10 8 35 Reptilia 50 63 35 28-30 Aves 261 282 270 36-37 Mammals 49 41 42 33-34 Source : Khan (2001)
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References CHAPTER 1 Ahmed, M. F.,
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