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IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Ancistrocladacea Ancistrocladus tectorius Khu hang kouy Medicinal plant and edible young x x B14; B27 e leaves Angiopteridacae Angiopteris evecta (Forst.) Hoff Kud ka dong Decorative fern x B14 Dipterocarpacea e Anisoptera costata Korth Mai bak E Good timber x B14 Combretaceae Anogeinsus acuminata Wall Ben mon Timber and stem used for firedwood making x B14 Annonaceae Anomiamthus dulcis Brian Gra Young Food x B27 Meliaceae Aphanomixis polystachya J.N. Parker Ta xua Timber and stem used for firedwood making x B14 Poaceae Apluda mutica L. Oi nu Medicinal plant x B14 Euphorbiaceae Aporasa ficifolia H. Baillon Muad khon Stem used for firedwood making x B14 Euphorbiaceae Aporasa macrostachyus (Tul.)Muell-Arg Muad khon Stem used for firedwood making x B14 Euphorbiaceae Aporasa villosa (Lindl.)H. Baill Mai muad Stem used for firedwood making x B14 Araliaceae Aralia armata Seem Ton tang Decorative plant, Young shoot can be eaten cooked x B14 Araliaceae Aralia foliosa Wall. & Clarke Tang noi Decorative plant, Young shoot can be eaten cooked x B14 Mimosoideae Archidendron clyperia (Jack.) Niels Ben bai Medicinal plant x B14 Mimosoideae Archidendron robinsonii (Gagn.) Niels Mai ba lee Timber, and srem can be used for house biulding and firewood making x B14 Myrsinaceae Ardisia crenata Sims Tin cham Decorative plant, and ripe fruit can be eaten x B14 Euphorbiaceae Ardisia mamillata Hance. Tin cham Decorative plant, and ripe fruit can be eaten x B14 Myrsinaceae Ardisia villosa Roxb. Tin cham khon Decorative plant, and ripe fruit can be eaten x B14 Myrsinaceae Ardisia virens Kurz. Tin cham Decorative plant, and ripe fruit can be eaten x B14 Palmae Arenga pinnata ( Wurmb.) Merr. Ton tan Young shoot can be eaten cooked, Decorative plant x B14 Convolvulaceae Argyreia capitata Choisy Kheu khaao khon Decorative plant x B14 Convolvulaceae Argyreia roxburghii Craib Khue chane Decorative plant x B14 Asteraceae Artemisia vulgaris L Nad Medicinal plant x B14 Moraceae Artocarpus chaplasha Roxb. kha noun, me pa Good timber x B14 127
IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Moraceae Artocarpus heterophylla Lamk. Ton mi Good timber, Edible friute x B14 Moraceae Artocarpus lokocha Roxb Ton had Good timber x B14 Poaceae Arundinaria ciliata A.cammus. Mai chot Young shoot can be eaten cooked x B14 Aspieniaceae Asplenium nidus L. Phak kud Decorative fern x B14 Athyriaceae Athyrium esculentum (Retz) Copel Phak kud khao Young shoot can be eaten raw or cooked x B14 Fungi Auricularia spp. Het Kadang Food x B27 Meliaceae Azadirachta indica Phak Gadao Food x B27 Euphorbiaceae Bacaurea ramiflora Lour. Mak fai Edible fruit. Stem can be used for firewood and fence making x B14 Poaceae Bambusa arundinacea Willd. Mai phai pa Young shoot can be eaten cooked. Stem used x for house building and fence making x B14; B27 Poaceae Bambusa flexuosa Mai Ga Sa Building materials x B27 Poaceae Bambusa spinosa Nor Mai Food x B27 Poaceae Bambusa spp. Mai Go Building materials x B27 Poaceae Bambusa spp. Bai Mai Phai Fodder & Grazing x B27 Poaceae Bambusa spp. Bai Mai Phai Ban Fodder & Grazing x B27 Poaceae Bambusa spp. Mai Phai Building materials x B27 Poaceae Bambusa tulda Roxb. Mai bong Young shoot can be eaten cooked. Stem used for house building and fence making x B14 Poaceae Bambussa spp. Mai Por Fodder & Grazing x B27 Poaceae Bambussa vulgaris Mai Saeng Kham Fodder & Grazing x B27 Acanthaceae Barleria strigosa Willd Khao leep Fodder & Grazing x B14 Lecythidaceae Barringtonia macrostachya (Jack) Kurz Nom nhan Stem can be used for firewood and fence making x B14 Caesalpinioideae Bauhimia variegata L. Ton sieu Stem can be used for firewood and fence making. The flowers can be eaten cooked x B14 Leguminosae Bauhinia saccocalyx Kheua Somphan Building materials x B27 Caesalpinioideae Bauhinia saccocalyx Pierre Po sean phan The bark can be used for string making x B14 Caesalpinioideae Bauhinia sp. Sieu Khua Decorative plant x B14 Cucurbitaceae Benincasia hispida (Thunb.)Cogn. Mak nam the fruit cam be eaten cooked x B14 128
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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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3.7 Conservation issues and threats
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o Siltation of streams due to soil
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Forestry Law (2005, amended 2007) L
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During stakeholder consultations wh
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9 Intercropping 10 Community develo
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• Village landscape and biodivers
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Table 5.1: Guidelines for buffer zo
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Existing land-use around areas sele
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Annex 1: Secondary Data Source - Ma
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Annex 3: Primary Species Lists Anne
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Remarks: The mammal species recorde
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PF - Paddy Fields; G - Grasslands;
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Page 123 and 124: Sciuridae Berdmore's Squirrel - Men
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