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This is a Ethnobotanical Survey study (also classified as: Generalised Linear Poisson Model).

Endogenous knowledge of the supply services provided by woody plants in cocoa-based agroforestry systems in the Bonon department (west-central Ivory Coast)

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Ethnobotanical surveys revealed farmers' understanding of woody plants' ecosystem services, suggesting implications for sustainable practices.

Farmers demonstrated a significant understanding of the ecosystem services provided by 53 woody species in cocoa-based systems.
The study utilized ethnobotanical surveys among 50 farmers, indicating notable traditional knowledge of plant uses such as food and medicine.
Generalised linear Poisson modeling revealed significant socio-demographic influences on farmers' knowledge of woody plant services.
Addressing traditional knowledge in forest management could enhance the sustainability of cocoa-based agroforestry systems.

Assalé et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Ethnobotanical surveys revealed farmers' understanding of woody plants' ecosystem services, suggesting implications for sustainable practices.

Farmers demonstrated a significant understanding of the ecosystem services provided by 53 woody species in cocoa-based systems.
The study utilized ethnobotanical surveys among 50 farmers, indicating notable traditional knowledge of plant uses such as food and medicine.
Generalised linear Poisson modeling revealed significant socio-demographic influences on farmers' knowledge of woody plant services.
Addressing traditional knowledge in forest management could enhance the sustainability of cocoa-based agroforestry systems.

Assalé et al. (2025) studied this question.

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