Valuation of agricultural production and pollination services in palm trees (Arecaceae) in the Amazon forest

Ferreira, Jessica Cardoso; Sabino, William de Oliveira; Giannini, Tereza Cristina

doi:10.1007/s11829-024-10044-x

Arthropod-Plant Interactions

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11829-024-10044-x

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Valuation of agricultural production and pollination services in palm trees (Arecaceae) in the Amazon forest

Jessica Cardoso Ferreira,

William de Oliveira Sabino,

Tereza Cristina Giannini

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Determining Priority Conservation of Endemic Palms in the Philippine Islands Using a Localized Conservation Priority Index

Sumabat,

Arzaga,

Arellano

et al. 2024

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The mass production of palms for economic and cultural use in the Philippines leads to risk of extinction, genetic erosion, and biodiversity loss. This study aimed to identify top-priority endemic Arecaceae species in the Philippine Islands using a modified localized conservation priority index (LCPI), which considered factors such as distribution, harvesting risk, and economic and cultural use. A taxonomic list of 89 species was constructed, spanning 12 genera, with Calamus being the most speciose genus containing 25 endemic species. The LCPI assessment designated 31 high priority species for conservation, 24 as medium priority, and 34 as low priority. High-priority palms scored highly on the LCPI due to their limited distribution, high susceptibility to overharvesting, and significant economic and cultural value to local communities. The study reveals the diversity and importance of endemic Philippine palms needing urgent conservation efforts to sustain their valuable ecosystem services.

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Determining Priority Conservation of Endemic Palms in the Philippine Islands Using a Localized Conservation Priority Index

Sumabat,

Arzaga,

Arellano

et al. 2024

JMIC

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Valuation of agricultural production and pollination services in palm trees (Arecaceae) in the Amazon forest

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Determining Priority Conservation of Endemic Palms in the Philippine Islands Using a Localized Conservation Priority Index

Determining Priority Conservation of Endemic Palms in the Philippine Islands Using a Localized Conservation Priority Index

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