Table 2.

Characteristics of studies included in the review on the conservation and management of useful wild plant species in the Andean Community

Reference	Year published	Reference type	Study countriesa	Biomesb	Useful plant categoriesc	Sustainabilityd
Rodríguez-Calderón et al.	2019	Article	Colombia	F	All	n/a
Balslev et al.	2010	Article	Peru	F	HF; MA	Unsustainable
Fadiman	2008	Article	Ecuador	F	MA	n/a
Coomes	2004	Article	Peru	F	MA	Unsustainable
O’Neill et al.	2001	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Gray et al.	2015	Article	Ecuador	F	All	Variable
García et al.	2013	Article	Colombia	F; M	MA	Sustainable
García et al.	2016	Article	Colombia	F	MA	Unsustainable
Kalliola and Flores	2011	Article	Peru	F	HF	Sustainable
de la Torre et al.	2011	Article	Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia	n/a	All	n/a
Phillips et al.	1994	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Prance et al.	1987	Article	Bolivia	F	All	n/a
Rodríguez and Maldonado	2009	Article	Colombia	F	All	n/a
Gavin and Anderson	2007	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Willem et al.	2019	Article	Peru	F	HF	Variable
Quaedvlieg et al.	2014	Article	Peru	F	HF	n/a
Pyhälä, et al.	2006	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Bussmann and Sharon	2014	Article	Peru; Ecuador	F	ME	n/a
Bussmann et al.	2008	Article	Peru	S	ME	n/a
Duchelle	2007	Article	Ecuador	F	All	n/a
Thomas et al.	2017	Article	Peru	F	HF	n/a
Ramirez	2005	Article	Colombia	F	ME	n/a
Álvarez Salas et al.	2016	Article	Colombia	F	HF	n/a
Cronkleton et al.	2012	Article	Bolivia	F	HF; MA	Unsustainable
Coomes and Burt	2001	Article	Peru	F	FU	Variable
Duchelle et al.	2011	Article	Bolivia	F	HF	n/a
Guariguata et al.	2008	Article	Bolivia	F	HF; MA	n/a
Kvist et al.	2001	Article	Peru	F	All	Variable
Pacheco and Cronkleton	2008	Technical report	Bolivia	F	HF	n/a
Nebel	2001	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Duchelle et al.	2012	Article	Peru; Bolivia	F	HF; MA	Variable
Vennetier et al.	2012	Technical report	Bolivia	D	HF	n/a
De Jong et al.	2000	Article	Bolivia; Peru	n/a	All	n/a
Vallejo et al.	2016	Article	Colombia	F	HF	Unsustainable
Hoch et al.	2009	Article	Peru; Ecuador; Bolivia	F	MA; All	Variable
Vallejo et al.	2014	Article	Colombia	F	HF	Unsustainable
Gavin	2009	Article	Peru	F	All	n/a
Herrero-Jáuregui et al.	2013	Article	Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia	F	HF; ME; MA; EU	n/a
Isaza et al.	2017	Article	Colombia	F	HF	Unsustainable
Rodríguez et al.	2018	Article	Colombia	S	All	Unsustainable
Svenning and Macía	2002	Article	Ecuador	F	MA	Variable
Fadiman	2019	Article	Ecuador	F	MA	Unsustainable
Weigend and Dostert	2005	Bulletin	Peru	X	ME	Sustainable
Kiehn	2004	Article	Ecuador	F	All	Variable
Argüello and Aguilar	2006	Bulletin	Ecuador	G	ME	Sustainable
Horn et al.	2012	Article	Peru	F	HF	Unsustainable
Bennett	2002	Article	Ecuador	F	All	n/a
Sælemyr	2004	Article	Ecuador	S	All	Sustainable
Manzi and Coomes	2009	Article	Peru	F	HF	Sustainable
Horn et al.	2018	Article	Peru	F	HF	n/a
Bruiton	1999	Technical report	Ecuador	n/a	ME	n/a
Hofstede et al.	2011	Book chapter	Ecuador	S; F	All	Sustainable
Cuoco and Cronan	2009	Article	Ecuador	F	SU	Unsustainable
Mesa-C and Galeano	2013	Article	Colombia	F	All	Unsustainable
Laureto and Cianciaruso	2017	Article	Colombia	n/a	All	n/a
Janni and Bastien	2000	Article	Bolivia	F	ME	n/a
Marshall et al.	2006	Technical report	Bolivia	F	All	Variable
Morsello et al.	2012	Article	Bolivia	F; G	MA	Variable
Newton et al.	2006	Article	Bolivia	F	All	Variable
Nuzzo and Aubertin	2007	Article	Bolivia	D	MA	n/a
Pedersen and Skov	2001	Article	Ecuador	n/a	All	Sustainable
Paneque-Gálvez et al.	2018	Article	Bolivia	F; G	All	n/a
Reyes-García et al.	2011	Article	Bolivia	F; G	All	Variable
Reyes-Garcia et al.	2007	Article	Bolivia	F; G	All	Variable
Sosnowska et al.	2015	Article	Peru	F	All	Sustainable
Thomas et al.	2011	Article	Bolivia	D	FU	Unsustainable
Camara-Leret et al.	2014	Article	Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia	F; S	All	n/a
Stoian	2004	Book chapter	Bolivia	F	HF	Unsustainable

^aWhere studies were undertaken in multiple countries, only those in the Andean Community are listed

^bDefined as per Olson et al. (2001). Abbreviations: F, Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests; D, Tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forests; G, Tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, and shrublands; S, Montane grasslands and shrubland; X, Deserts and xeric shrublands; M, Mangroves; n/a biome type was not relevant

^cSee Table 1. ‘All’ indicates that all plant uses were characterized rather than focusing on particular categories

^dSustainability of harvesting regime or conservation intervention, based on results and conclusions of the study. ‘Variable’ if sustainable harvesting occurred only under certain contexts; ‘n/a’ if no relevant assessment was undertaken