Environmental changes in biodiversity hotspot ecosystems ofSouth Ecuador: RESPonse and feedback effECTs (FOR2730)

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Gerique, A. (2012): <b>Plants sold in the markets of Loja.</b> <i>Available online (http://www.tropicalmountainforest.org/data_pre.do?citid=1210) from DFG-FOR816dw.</i>

Resource Description

Title:

Plants sold in the markets of Loja

Short Name:

PlantsLojaMarkets

FOR816dw ID:

1210

Publication Date:

2012-09-26

Last Update Date:

2012-09-26

License and Usage Rights:

FOR816 data user agreement

Temporal Coverage:

Begin:

2009-01-03

End:

2010-11-03

Geographic Coverage:

Geographic Description:

city of Loja

Bounding Coordinates:
- lon/lat [degrees]
- WGS 84

		max latitude:	-3.98°				Max:
min longitude:	-79.223°			max longitude:	-79.186°		Elevation
		min latitude:	-4.034°				Min:	2200.0 ( meter )

Dataset creator(s):

Individual:

Andres Gerique

Contact:

Associated Person(s):

Individual:

Dario Veintimilla

Abstract:

The list includes the plants that are being commercialised in the four most important markets of Loja. This includes Mercado Las Pitas, Mercado Mayorista, Mercado Central and Mercado San Sebastián

Keywords:

| markets | Loja | plants |

Associated entities to this dataset:

-------- 1 . data table entity --------

Table Name:

plants_sold_in_markets_loja0

Tech. Details ...

Attribute(s) ...

Attribute Name -- Attribute Label

Unit

Attribute definition

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Name of the sampled site
Description :	Name of the sampled site

                                  
                                    Family
					--
					Family name
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  Scientific family name
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Identification by comparison with type specimens, identified museum specimens or photos thereof, or by external experts.
Description :	Identification by comparison with type specimens, identified museum specimens or photos thereof, or by external experts.

                                  
                                    Species
					--
					Species name
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  Species name of an organism
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Identification by comparison with type specimens, identified museum specimens or photos thereof, or by external experts.
Description :	Identification by comparison with type specimens, identified museum specimens or photos thereof, or by external experts.

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantSoldIn
					--
					PlantSoldIn
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantSoldIn
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	-
Description :	-

                                  
                                    PlantProductPresentation
					--
					PlantProductPresentation
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantProductPresentation
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	-
Description :	-

                                  
                                    PlantOrigin
					--
					PlantOrigin
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantOrigin
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantPurchasedPrice
					--
					PlantPurchasedPrice
                                  
                                  US-Dollar
                                  PlantPurchasedPrice
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantPurchasedUnit
					--
					PlantPurchasedUnit
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantPurchasedUnit
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantSoldPrice
					--
					PlantSoldPrice
                                  
                                  US-Dollar
                                  PlantSoldPrice
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantSoldUnit
					--
					PlantSoldUnit
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantSoldUnit
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

                                  
                                    PlantOtherInfo
					--
					PlantOtherInfo
                                  
                                  no unit
                                  PlantOtherInfo
                                

Method (Sampling/processing description of the values of this attribute by one ore more steps.)

--- Step 1 ---

Title :	Interviews
Description :	In order to collect plant data we have used diverse structured and semi-structured interview methods. These are described in Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Collecting ethnobotanical data: An introduction to basic concepts and techniques. In: Alexiades M.N. (ed). Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual. The New York Botanical Garden Press. Bronx, New York: 53-94

Metadata Provider:
Individual:	Andres Gerique
Contact:	email: Andres.Gerique-Zipfel <at> geographie.uni-erlangen.de 91054 Erlangen Germany
Contact Person:
Individual:	Andres Gerique
Contact:	email: Andres.Gerique-Zipfel <at> geographie.uni-erlangen.de 91054 Erlangen Germany
Online Distribution:
Download File:	http://www.tropicalmountainforest.org/data_pre.do?citid=1210
Data Publisher:
Organization:	DFG-FOR816 Data Warehouse - University of Marburg, Department of Geography
Contact:	email: webmaster <at> tropicalmountainforest.org www.tropicalmountainforest.org Marburg Germany

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