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Appendix 4 Subject specific NTFP studies

Topic/Product Cameroon

Values of NTFPs (Belcher et al. 2005a; Betti 2007; Ingram and Bongers 2009); (Ndoye et al. 1997/98; van Dorp et al. 1998; Dione et al. 2000; Mark van Dorp and Offermans 2001; Ambrose-Oji 2003; Lingondo et al. 2006; Ingram and Nsawir 2007; Anembom Consulting 2008; Tajoacha 2008; Ingram 2009)

General (FAO 1999; Mbolo et al. 2002; Jetz et al. 2004; Belcher et al. 2005b; Eyog Matig et al. 2006; Schreckenberg et al. 2006; Tchatat and Ndoye 2006; Tieguhong and Ndoye 2006; Tobith and Cuny 2006; Betti 2007; Bikoue et al. 2007; Hoare 2007; Ebamane 2008; IUCN 2008; Noubissie et al. 2008; Vermeulen and DOUCET 2008; Ndoye et al. 2009; Republic of Cameroon 2009; Topa et al. 2009)

Socio-economic (Sunderland 2001; Tchoumboue et al. 2001; Mdaihli et al. 2002; Makoumsong 2004; Bellewang 2005; Nlend V 2007; Ndumbe 2010; Timko et al. 2010)

Trade (Tabuna 1998; Betti 2002; Edderai and Dame 2006; SNV et al. 2010)

Monitoring, inventory (Mbile et al. 2005); (Sunderland et al. 1998; Forboseh et al. 2003; Nkembi 2003; Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife 2004; Ndoye and Tieguhong 2004; Meuer 2007; Ngwobela 2007; Pfund et al. 2009)

Legislative (Ndibi and Kay 1997; Ngwasiri et al. 2002; Balinga et al. 2004; Bikoue et al. 2007; Djeukam 2007; Ebamane 2008; Assembe 2009; FAO 2009; Laird et al. 2009; Ndoye and Awono 2009; Samndong 2009; Assembe-Mvondo 2010; Laird et al. 2010; Nfor no date)

Food (Fa et al. 2003; Abia et al. 2007; Manirakiza 2007; van Damme and Termote 2008; Fomine 2009; Stringini et al. 2009; Tieguhong and Zwolinski 2009; Clause 2010)

Tool, material and construction

(Gautier 1995; Gautier 1996; Dione et al. 2000; Knopfli 2001; Stewart 2003b; Kendemeh 2011)

Agroforestry, domestication, cultivation

(Leakey and Tchoundjeu 1999; Fondoun and Tiki-Manga 2000; Leakey and Tchoundjeu 2001; Lahjou 2008; Nguyegang 2008; van Damme and Termote 2008)

Medicinal (Watt and Beyer-Brandwijk 1962; Cunningham and Mbenkum 1993; Laird and Sunderland 1996; Ndibi and Kay 1997; Baba-Moussaa et al. 1999; FAO 1999; Sunderland et al. 1999; Dounias et al. 2000; Tonye et al. 2000; Guedje and Fankap 2001; Nfi et al. 2001; Noumi and Yomi 2001; Ngassouma et al. 2003; Stewart 2003a; Betti 2004; Vasisht and Kumar 2004; Bellewang 2005; Sandberg et al. 2005; Eyong 2007; Joseph et al. 2007; FAO et al. 2008; Jiofack et al. 2008; Focho et al. 2009a; Focho et al. 2009b; Loden 2009; Ndenecho 2009; Lohchoves 2010; Simbo 2010)

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NTFPs with cultural significance NTFP

Common name

Scientific name Part used Uses1 Geographic Area Ethnic group (Social status2) Reference sources PLANTS

Eru Gnetum spp. Leaves CF Southwest Bakassi,

Bakweri, Wovea, Bakole, Duala, the Anyang, Becheve, Banyang, Boki, Balegate, Basho, Asumbo, Tivi, Oliti Ovande Pers. obs., Sunderland and Clark 2004

Bitter cola Garcinia cola Nut G ,C All Cameroon Yoruba (López and

Shanley 2004)

Cola nut Cola

acuminata. Nut G, C Whole Western Highlands SW, NW Grassfields All Pers. obs.

Raffia Raphia spp. Poles,

leaves, sap TH, T, CF Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers. obs.

King plant, Tchouk-tou, Nkeeudeh Ageratum cornisoides Leaves, plant W West, Northwest

Grassfields Bobo et al. 2011, pers. obs.

Jujube Ziziphus

zizyphus

Plant W West,

Northwest

Grassfields Bobo et al. 2011, pers. obsv. Fromager, Tsie hap, Proueh Ceiba pentandra Plant S, C, W West, Northwest Grassfields (royalty) Bobo et al. 2011, pers. obs. Ficus, Pin Ficus thoningii Tree S, W West,

Northwest

Grassfields Bobo et al. 2011, pers obs. Peace plant, peace tree Dracenia deisteliana Stem, plant C, D, S Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers. obs.

Camwood Baphia nitida Ground wood

C Bafut, Oku Grassfields Pers. obs.

ANIMALS Dove, Cameroon Olive-pigeon Columba sjostedti

whole SC NW Grassfields Pers obs.,

Knopfli 1998, WHINCONE T, Ingram et al. 2007)

Hare Lepus saxatilis Whole SC NW Grassfields Pers obsv, ,

Knopfli 1998

Fish Not known Whole SC Mankon Grassfields (Notue 2000)

Scorpion Not known Whole SC Nw Highlands Grassfields Pers obsv, ,

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NTFPs with cultural significance NTFP

Common name

Scientific name Part used Uses1 Geographic Area Ethnic group (Social status2) Reference sources Snake (Python, Gaboon viper) Bitis arietans arientans Whole SC, SS Pinyin, Ndop, Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali Grassfields , Yoruba, Nkanu Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998

Chameleon Chameleo spp. Whole SC Ndop,

Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998

Lizard Agama spp. Whole SC Ndop,

Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998

Buffalo Synerus caffer Whole SC Ndop,

Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998

Lion Panthera leo Whole SC NW & W Grassfields

(Royalty) Pers obsv, Knopfli 1998 Antelope Tragelaphus scriptus, Cephalophus spp., Tragelaphus speki

Whole SC NW Grassfields Pers obsv,

Knopfli 1998

Crocodile Crocodylus spp. Whole SC, Sp, W Ndop, Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998 Leopard Patnhera pardus Skin SC, Sp, W, T Ndop, Bambalang, Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali, Bakweri, Duala Grassfields (Royalty) , Duala Pers obsv, Notue 2000, Bobo et al. 2011, Knopfli 1998 Tortoise Kinixys homeana Whole SC, CF

NW, West Grassfields Pers obsv, Knopfli 1998, Bobo et al. 2011

Bat Not known Whole Sc Kedjom,

Kom, Bafut, Babanki

Grassfields Pers obsv, Knopfli 1998

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NTFPs with cultural significance NTFP

Common name

Scientific name Part used Uses1 Geographic Area

Ethnic group (Social status2)

Reference sources

troglodytes3 bones Bambalang,

Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Notue 2000, Knopfli 1998

Grass snake Coluber constrictor

Whole W, S West Grassfields (Bobo et al.

2011) Civet Civettctis civetta Skin T, W Mankon, Kumbo, Oku, Bafut, Bali

Grassfields Pers obsv, (WHINCONE T et al. 2007) Gorilla Gorilla gorilla

and G.G.. diehl

Skull, whole

Sp, W Fontem, Takamanda

Southwest Pers obsv, , (UNEP/UNES CO/WAZA 2009)

Owl Bubo spp. Feathers T, W West Grassfields Bobo et al.

2011, pers osbv Elephant Loxodonta africanan Ivory SC, SC, W Mount Cameroon Grassfields, Bamoun, Bakweri (Royalty) Notue 2000, pers observation Trap door spider Theraphose leblondii

whole W West Grassfields Bobo et al.

2000 Earth spider,

ngam

Heteroscodra crassipes

whole SC NW, West Grassfields (Knopfli

1998) Porcupine Atherusrus

africanus

Spine SS Oku Grassfields, Oku

(Distinguished people) Pers obsv, (Forboseh and Ikfuingei 2001) Green Turaco Tauraco persa Feather SS, D West Grassfields, Oku

(Distinguished people)

Bobo et al. 2011 Blue Turaco Corythaeola

cristata

Feather SS, D West Grassfields, Oku

(Distinguished people) Bobo et al. 2011 Bannerman’s Turaco Tauraco bannermani Feather SC SS Oku, Bamenda Grassfields, Oku (Distinguished people) Pers obsv, (Forboseh and Ikfuingei 2001) 1

Key to uses: SC = Symbol in carving, C = ceremonial use, D = Decorative cultural use, SS = Status symbol, G =

Traditional gift, D= Dowry, S = symbolic T= totem T= Traditional tools or materials H = Traditional housing, palaces and building W= witchcraft or juju Sp = spiritual , CF = Cultural food

2 Denotes specific social groups who commonly use or are associated with the NTFP 3

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