2015
DOI: 10.17348/era.14.0.331-344
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Traditional Knowledge in a Rural Community in the Semi-Arid Region of Brazil: Age and gender patterns and their implications for plant conservation

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“…The overall knowledge of L. microcarpa uses varied between generations, old people having more knowledge than young people. This is congruent with previous findings relative to species knowledge in rural communities within the semi-arid region of Brazil (Arévalo-Marín et al, 2015) and wild edibles used by the Naxi in Baidi Village of northwest Yunnan province (Geng et al, 2016). However, this result contrasted with the findings of other authors, including De Caluwé et al (2009) who did not find any differences in use-value and use patterns of Adansonia digitata in northern Benin.…”
Section: Differences In the Cultural Importance Of Plant Parts Of L supporting
confidence: 89%
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“…The overall knowledge of L. microcarpa uses varied between generations, old people having more knowledge than young people. This is congruent with previous findings relative to species knowledge in rural communities within the semi-arid region of Brazil (Arévalo-Marín et al, 2015) and wild edibles used by the Naxi in Baidi Village of northwest Yunnan province (Geng et al, 2016). However, this result contrasted with the findings of other authors, including De Caluwé et al (2009) who did not find any differences in use-value and use patterns of Adansonia digitata in northern Benin.…”
Section: Differences In the Cultural Importance Of Plant Parts Of L supporting
confidence: 89%
“…Most studies agree on the close relationship between the uses, importance, management of IFT and the socio-cultural and socio-demographic factors such as ethnic groups (Vodouhê et al, 2009;Fandohan et al, 2010) and generations (see Arévalo-Marín et al, 2015;Geng et al, 2016). However, no evident and static relationship was established among uses, importance and ethnic groups (Dadjo et al, 2011), suggesting species-specific patterns and, therefore, a need to be species-specific in accounting for these factors in managing important IFT.…”
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“…Há que se destacar que, em pesquisas etnobotânicas, o uso das plantas mágico-religiosas é documentado juntamente com as demais categorias de uso (ARÉVALO-MARÍN et al, 2015;ALVES et al, 2014;GUERRA, 2012;CORTÉS, 2010;ROQUE et al, 2010;LUCENA et al, 2008;LUCENA et al, 2007;FERRAZ et al, 2006), sendo considerado menos expressivo no contexto geral quando comparado a categorias como medicinal e as de uso madeireiro (construção e combustível, por exemplo).…”
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“…Estudos já tratam essas mudanças associando-as à universalização e ampliação da saúde, a perda de identidade cultural e avanço da urbanização, acarretando um constante desuso das práticas com plantas na região (MUNIZ et al, 2016;HOFFMANN-HOROCHOVSKI, 2012;ALVES et al, 2007). Arévalo-Marín et al (2015), trabalhando com categorias de uso de plantas em uma comunidade rural do semiárido paraibano, identificaram espécies que correm o risco de serem esquecidas por serem pouco citadas, caracterizando assim uma possível perda de diversidade cultural. Arévalo-Marín et al (2015) discorre, ainda, que a erosão desse saber pode estar associada à globalização, o que tem afetado principalmente os mais jovens.…”
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