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Ethnobotanical indicator values of Non-Timber Forest Products from the Djoumouna peri-urban forest in Brazzaville Republic of Congo

机译:刚果Brazzaville的Djoumouna Peri城林森林非木材林产品的ethnobotanical指标价值

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A study of the relationship between man and his environment was carried out in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo in the peri-urban forest of Djoumouna. Socio-economic and ethnobotanical surveys conducted among the human populations in riparian areas were supported by direct field observations and a review of the literature. Data were collected from a 2 km zone of influence around the Djoumouna forest. The group of survey participants, organized into four age groups, included all socio-professional categories and was made up of 143 heads of household. The survey participants were of both genders and ranged in age from 15 to over 45 years old. Ethnobotanical indicators were used as data analysis tools, specifically, ethnobotanical use-value, survey participant consensus factor, and level of fidelity. This study identified 13 plant species and more than 14 animal taxa as Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) of animal and plant origin. Most of the taxa listed are used in traditional foods and/or phytotherapy. The low values of some ethnobotanical indicators show that these NTFPs, which are not highly sought after and valued by the population, are also rare in this peri-urban ecosystem. This observation is also valid when considering the involvement of survey participants by age group. However, the survey participant consensus factor reflects a unanimity of traditional exploitation of these NTFPs within the society. The analysis of the ethnobotanical data clearly show a difference in the level of exploitation of NTFPs between genders with men having more interest in finding and using NTFPs. Finally, the study indicates (i) gender specialization is associated with NTFP activities and exploitation, and (ii) a progressive erosion of traditional knowledge is occurring between age groups.
机译:对人与其环境之间关系的研究是在刚果共和国的布拉柴维尔在Djoumouna围城区森林中进行了研究。在河岸地区的人口中进行的社会经济和民族典型调查得到了直接现场观察和对文献的审查。从Djoumouna森林周围的2公里的影响区收集数据。分为4岁级的调查参与者集团包括所有社会专业类别,并由143名户主组成。调查参与者都是一个家庭者,占年龄15至超过45岁的年龄。 ethnobotanical indics用作数据分析工具,具体而言,ethnobotanical使用值,调查参与者共识因子和忠诚程度。本研究确定了13种植物物种和14个以上的动物分类群作为动物和植物来源的非木材林产品(NTFP)。列出的大多数分类群在传统食品和/或植物疗法中使用。一些民族古典指标的低价值表明,这些NTFP不受人口追捧的NTFP,这在这个围城生态系统中也很少见。考虑到调查参与者按年龄组的参与,此观察也有效。然而,调查参与者共识因素反映了对社会内这些NTFP的传统开发的一致。对ethnobotanical数据的分析清楚地表明了与在寻找和使用NTFPS更多兴趣的人之间的人类之间对NTFP的利用水平的差异。最后,该研究表明(i)性别专业化与NTFP活动和开发有关,(ii)年龄组之间发生了传统知识的逐步侵蚀。

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