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Thirty-three native species had the highest conservation priority at SSBV.
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e0“Thirty-three native species ranked in the highest conservation priority category at SSBV”
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Bruno Esteves Conde; Tamara Ticktin; Amanda Surerus Fonseca; et al. PLoS ONE 2017. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0187599
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Experts described 212 species, including 105 native species, in SSBV.
- Observation Experts described 221 species, including 96 native species, in SB.
- Observation Ethnobotanical knowledge diversity and equitability were very high in SSBV.
- Observation Ethnobotanical knowledge diversity and equitability were very high in SB.
- Observation Dalbergia hortensis had the highest cultural significance and use value indexes in SSBV, at 26/2.14.
- Observation Eremanthus erythropappus had high cultural significance and use value indexes in SSBV, at 6.88/1.
- Observation Tibouchina granulosa had high cultural significance and use value indexes in SSBV, at 6.02/1.
- Observation Piptadenia gonoacantha had the highest cultural significance and use value indexes in SB, at 3.32/1.
- Observation Sparattosperma leucanthum had the highest cultural significance and use value indexes in SB, at 3.32/1.
- Observation Cecropia glaziovii had the highest cultural significance and use value indexes in SB, at 3.32/0.67.
- Observation Thirty-one native species had the highest conservation priority at SB.
- Observation Dalbergia hortensis had extremely high cultural importance at SSBV and was a conservation priority in both communities.
- Observation Dalbergia hortensis was classified as a conservation priority in both communities.