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Trionychidae IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Softshell turtle - Amyda sp Pa fa ong i RB, R ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ Remarks: The amphibian and reptiles species recorded during the village interviews have not been confirmed but based on the villagers perceptions. Freshwater fish recorded in Vilabouri District - Savannakhet Province (Habitats: PF - Paddy Fields; RB - River Bank; R,S - River,Stream, L - Lake) Family Common & Scientific Name Lao Name Observed / Interview Habitat Angkha m K o k m a k Na Namsan g Sop Pa Na Saloh Channidae Channa striata Pa Khoh I RS ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ Cyprinidae Trichogaster Pa Ka Deut trichopterus I RS ┼ Claridae Clarias macrocephalus Pa Douk I RS ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ Cyprinidae Cirrhinus molitorella Pa Kheng I RS ┼ ┼ Cyprinidae Barbodes gonionotus Pa Pak I RS ┼ Cyprinidae Poropuntius sp. Pa Chat I RS ┼ ┼ ┼ Bagridae Hemibagrus sp. Pa Kot I RS ┼ ┼ ┼ ┼ Bagridae Mystus microphthalmus Pa Kuan I RS ┼ Cyprinidae Systomus aurotaeniatus Pa Khao I RS ┼ Mastacembelidae Mastacembelus favus Pa Lad I RS ┼ ┼ Cyprinidae Labiobarbus leptocheilus Pa Phouk I RS ┼ Cyprinidae Coius undecimradiatus Pa Sew I RS ┼ Synbranchidae Monopterus albus Ian I RS ┼ ┼ ┼ Remarks: The fish species recorded during the village interviews have not been confirmed but based on the villagers perceptions. Pah Phak Naou Vang Mahang 89
Plants recorded in Vilabouri District - Savannakhet Province (Habitats: HG - Home Gardens; DPF - Dense Primary Forest; DSF - Degraded Secondary Forest; FA - Fallow Scrubland; PF - Paddy Fields; G - Grasslands; RB - River Bank) Family Common & Scientific Name Lao Name General Use Life form IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Observe d/ Intervie w Habitat Angk ham Zinggiberaceae Amomum Mark neng fruits edible shrub 0 Fallow land 4 Zinggiberaceae Amomum (green) Mark neng khieu fruits edible shrub 0 Fallow land 4 2 Zinggiberaceae Amomum (red) Mark neang deng fruit for medicine shrub 0 Fallow land 4 Ancardiaceae Spondias pinrata Mai kok fruits edible and for medicine tree 0 Gardens 4 Apocynaceae Alstonia scholaris Mai tin pet medicine tree 0 Fallow land 2 1 Apocynaceae Alstonia rostrata Mai tin nok firewood tree 0 Fallow land 3 Apocynaceae Wrigtia arbarea Mai mouk support for growing pepper tree 0 Fallow land 4 3 Palmae calamus sp. Wai sa noi shoot for medicine and stem 0 Protected 3 cane for furniture Forest Bombacacae Bombax ceiba Mai ngieu fruit edible and medicine tree 0 Gardens 1 5 Combretaceae Combretum decandrum Kheua Wai din using vines for construction stem 0 Fallow land 2 Datiscaceae Tetramelas nudiflora Mai poung cane for house constuction tree 0 Forest product 1 Dioscoreaceae Casava Mann toon edible roots crop 0 Gardens 1 Dipterocarpacea Dipterocarpus alatus Mai nhang wood for house constuction tree 0 Protected 3 e Forest Dipterocarpacea e Hopea odorata Mai khene heua wood for house constuction tree 0 Fallow land 2 Dipterocarpacea e Vatica harmandii Mai see wood for house constuction tree 0 Fallow land 3 Euphorbiaceae Phyllanthues emblica Mai kham pom fruits edible and for small 0 Gardens 3 3 medicine tree Moracae Ficus fistulosa Mai deua animals forage small 0 Fallow land 4 Ko km ak Na Na ms ang So p Pa 90 Sa Lo h Pa h Ph ak Na ou Va ng Ma ha ng
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A Rapid Participatory Biodiversity
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Contents Executive Summary.........
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Executive Summary The Rapid Partici
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5. Conversion of a low biodiversity
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Management R5.4.2: Assist in the st
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Figure 1.1 Biodiversity Study Area
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1.1.5 How this biodiversity assessm
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1.3 A Rapid & Participatory Assessm
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differences and similarities among
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Part 2 - Overview of the project ar
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Diversity of languages and cultures
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Xelanong River with undulating hill
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as potential plantation areas. Vill
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Livestock grazing in fallow field C
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Small road with village use forest
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the La Leng mountains. The Lahi Riv
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esidential areas are surrounded by
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Part 3 - Status of biodiversity in
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Leguminosae Dalbergia cochinchinens
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Based on current observations and i
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3.5 Important localities for conser
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Timber (for housing) Almost all vil
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Samoi district, it is common to gro
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Egret Egretta spp. Nok yang DSF,FA
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Table 3.17. Key traded species in t
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