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Table 6. Site descriptions

Country

Community

"Community" composition (in local terms)

Latitude Longitude

Eleva-tion

Mean PPT

Temp range

Environ-ment

Farming system

Target crop

Burkina Faso

Pobe

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

13˚35' N 2˚24'W

330 m

300-600 mm

17-39°C

Arid to semi-arid

Rain fed

Bean, okra, peanut, pearl millet, sorghum

Burkina Faso

Thiougou

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

11˚29' N 0˚74'W

287 m

850-1000 mm

19-36°C

Semi-arid

Rain fed

Bean, okra, peanut, pearl millet, sorghum

Burkina Faso

Tougouri

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

13˚19' N 0˚31'W

280 m

<700 mm

16-40°C

Semi-arid

Rain fed

Bean, okra, peanut, pearl millet, sorghum

Ethiopia

Ankober

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

9˚32' N 39˚42' E

1650-3400

2100 mm

4-35 °C

Tropical highland

Rainfed

Barley

Ethiopia

Mojanawadera

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

9˚5' N 39˚34' E

1459-3172

1320 mm

4-25°C

Tropical highland

Rainfed

Barley

Ethiopia

Tarmaber

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

10˚0' N 39˚43' E

1200-3700

1950 mm

4-30 °C

Tropical highland

Rainfed

Barley

Hungary

Dévaványa

Geographical micro-region

47˚01' N 20˚58'E

84 m

550-650 mm

(-3)-25°C

Temperate continental

Home garden

Bean

Hungary

Őrség

Geographical micro-region

47˚16' N 16˚55'E

180 m

700-950 mm

(-3) -26°C

Temperate continental

Home garden

Bean

Hungary

Szatmár-Bereg

Geographical micro-region

47˚46' N 22˚11'E

150 m

550-600 mm

(-1.3)-23.2°C

Temperate continental

Home garden

Bean

Mexico

Ichmul

A central village with surrounding farms

20˚10' N 88˚34'W

37 m

1190 mm

8.9 - 38.9°C

Tropical lowlands

Shifting cultivation

Bean, chili, maize, squash

Mexico

Sahcaba

A central village with surrounding farms

20˚46' N 89˚12'W

9 m

850 mm

10.8- 40.3°C

Tropical lowlands

Shifting cultivation

Bean, chili, maize, squash

Mexico

Yaxcaba

A central village with surrounding farms

20˚31' N 88˚49'W

27 m

1200 mm

6.9 - 40.5°C

Tropical lowlands

Shifting cultivation

Bean, chili, maize, squash

Morocco

Bouhrazen

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

31˚55' N 6˚49'E

1076 m

750 mm

5 - 27°C

Mountain semi-arid

Rainfed

Barley

Morocco

Ourzagh

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

34˚32' N 4˚55'E

148 m

500 mm

10 - 31°C

Mountain semi-arid

Rainfed

Barley, durum wheat, faba bean

Morocco

Rich

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

32˚15' N 4˚30'E

1327 m

160 mm

7 - 34°C

Oasis

Irrigated (Oasis system)

Durum wheat

Morocco

Ghafsai

Administrative district composed of a set of villages

34˚37' N 4˚55'E

440 m

800 mm

7 - 29°C

Mountain semi-arid

Rain-fed

Faba Bean

Nepal

Jumla

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

29˚12'N 82˚05' E

2500 m

860 mm

(-4.4)-21˚C

Subtropical high mountain

Irrigated and rainfed

Barley, finger millet, rice

Nepal

Kaski

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

26˚52' N 84˚06'E

1000 m

3980 mm

7-30.5˚C

Subtropical to temperate

Irrigated and rainfed (squash - home garden)

Finger Millet, rice, squash, taro

Nepal

Bara

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

26˚52' N 85˚08'E

84 m

1500 mm

8.5-35.4˚C

Subtropical

Irrigated and rainfed (squash - home garden)

Finger Millet, rice, squash, taro

Peru

Aguaytia Valley

A set of villages within a river valley

8°23´ S 74°56´ W

153 m

1900 mm

24 °C

Amazon tropical lowland

Shifting cultivation (chili - home garden)

Beans, cassava, chili, maize, peanut

Peru

Ucayali Valley

A set of villages within a river valley

9°04´ S 74°28´ W

175 m

2500 mm

23 - 25.7 °C

Amazon tropical lowland

Shifting cultivation (chili - home garden)

Beans, cassava, chili, maize, peanut

Peru

Pichis-Pachitea Valley

A set of villages within a river valley

9°40´ S 74°53´ W

240 m

3000 mm

18.5 - 25.6 °C

Amazon tropical lowland

Shifting cultivation (chili - home garden)

Beans, cassava, chili, maize, peanut

Vietnam

Dabac

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

20˚56' N 105˚02'E

650 m

1750 mm

9-31 ˚C

Subtropical hills

Rainfed

Rice, taro

Vietnam

Nhoquan

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

20˚23' N 105˚42'E

70 m

1950 mm

14-32 ˚C

Subtropical lowland

Irrigated and rainfed

Rice, taro

Vietnam

Nghiahung

Watershed areas within an agroecological region

20˚5' N 106˚5'E

1 m

1550 mm

14-33˚C

Subropical lowlands

Irrigated

Rice, taro





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The table below provides a list of references to individual studies on traditional variety identity discussed in the paper. From the different crop case studies listed below, step-by-step guidelines for farmer group discussions to arrive at basic diversity units were developed (1). The guidelines lead the researcher to collect and process information from farmer groups and individual farmers on landrace identity and descriptions in a standardize way. Further steps guide the researcher in processing the farmer group data and individual information into statistically comparable information within in and among communities for analysis (1). After processing and analysis of data from the farmer discussions, agromorphological, and in some case biochemical and molecular, characterization of the diversity units identified by the farmers is carried out, described in Sadiki et al. (2).

Discussions

Grouping

Crop

Country

Discussion with farmers show that names are consistent with the diversity units managed by farmers

A. Farmers consistent in names across the community.

Barley (Hordeum vulgare)

Ethiopia (2), Nepal (3)

Rice (Oryza sativa)

Nepal (4-7) Vietnam (8, 9)

Finger Millet (Eleusine coracana)

Nepal (10-12)

Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris, P. lunatis, Vigna unguiculata)

Burkina Faso (13, 14), Mexico (15-18), Peru (19)

Peanut (Arachis hypogaea)

Burkina Faso (12, 17), Peru (19)

Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)

Burkina Faso (13)

Squash (Cucurbita maxima, C. mixta, C. moschata,C. Pepo, Luffa cylindrca)

Mexico (2, 15, 20), Nepal (21)

Chili (Capsicum annuum, C. chinense ,C. baccatum, C. pubescens, C. frutescens)

Peru (19), Mexico (18, 20, 22)

Taro (Colocasia esculenta, Xanthosoma spp.)

Nepal (2, 23, 24), Vietnam (25, 26)

Discussions with farmers revealed agreed subclasses or morphotypes that are recognized, but not named, and have potential to be managed differently and have different evolutionary futures

B. Names under-estimate the units farmers are using to manage diversity

Barley (Hordeum vulgare)

Morocco (2, 27, 28)

Durum Wheat (Triticum durum)

Morocco (2, 28, 29)

Pearl Millet (Pennisetum glaucum)

Burkina Faso (13, 30)

Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)

Hungary (2, 31)

Discussions with farmers revealed (i) agreed subclasses or morphotypes that are recognized and have potential to be managed differently; and (ii) the identification of duplicates or differently named varieties described as identical materials

C. Names both over estimate (different names for the same variety) for some varieties and underestimate (same name for different varieties) for others

Maize (Zea mays)

Mexico (17, 32-35) Peru (19)

Sorghum (Sorgum bicolor)

Burkina Faso (2, 13)

Faba bean (Vicia faba)

Morocco (2, 28, 36, 37)

Cassava (Manihot esculenta)

Peru (19)

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