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Biodiversity Monitoring Program in the Mwaro ecological corridor, Mikeno Sector, Parc National des Virunga

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par - Augustin K. BASABOSE, M. Gratien BASHONGA, Z. BALEZI
- - - 2010
  

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3.3.4. Herbaceous plant species identified in Mwaro corridor.

Table 14. List of herbaceous species of the ecological corridor of Mwaro

Species

Vernacular name

Presence in segments

1

Acalypha bipartite

 

2.3.6

2

Acanthopale pubescens

 

1

3

Achomanes gigantean

 

5.6

4

Achyranthes aspera

 

6

5

Adenia rumicifolia

Umuvuvu

1.2.3

6

Adenostemma perrottetii

 

1.5.6

7

Agavaceae

Ichagara

5

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8

 

Alchemilla cryptantha

 

4.5

9

Alchemilla kiwuensis

 

5.6.7

10

Alsophilla manniana

 

5.6

11

Anagalis angustiloba

 

5

12

Arthopteris orientalis

 

1.2.7

13

Asplenium helotamnus

 

7

14

Asplenium sandersoni

 

1

15

Asplenium sp.

 

2

16

Basella alba

Umunyanja

1.2.3.4.5.6

17

Begonia meyeri-johannis

 

6

18

Blechnum attenuatum

 

5.6

19

Blotiella crenata

 

1

20

Brillantaisia patens

Urubondi

4.5.6

21

Carduus nyasanus var. nyassanus

 

5

22

Cineraria deltoidea

 

7

23

Cissus humberti

 

1.2.3

24

Clausena anisata

 

1

25

Clematis simensis

 

2.3.4.5.6.7

26

Clerodendron johnstonii

 

6

27

Coccinia milbraedii

Muhisha ya batwa

1.2.3.4.6

28

Conyza sumatrensis

 

6

29

Crassocephalum ducis-aprutii

 

4.5.6.7

30

Crassocephalum montuosum

 

1.5.6

31

Culucasia sp.

 

1

32

Cyperus sp.

 

1

33

Desmodium rependum

 

1.2.3.5.6

34

Dichrocephala integrifolia

 

5

35

Dioscorea sp.

 

1

36

Discopodium penninervium

Ikijojo

4.5.6.7

37

Dracaena afromontana

 

4.5.6

38

Dracaena laxissima

 

1

39

Dryopteris manniana

Rushihe

1.3.4.5.6.7

40

Elatostema monticola

 

5.6.7

41

Embelia schimperi

 

1.7

42

Ensete ventricosum

 

4

43

Erytrococca bogensis

 

1.2

44

Galliniera coffeoides

 

6

45

Galium chloroionanthum

 

4.5.6.7

46

Geranium aculeolatum

 

1.2

47

Gouania longispicata

 

1.2.3

48

Gutenbergia cordifolia

 

1

49

Gynura rwenzoriensis

 

2.3.4.5.6.7

50

Histiopteris incisa

 

7

51

Hypericum revolutum

 

6.7

52

Impatiens burtonii

Indodori

1.4.5.6.7

53

Impatiens niamniamensis

 

1.3

54

Ipomoea involucrata

 

1.2

55

Jasminium abyssinicum

 

1.2

56

Lactuca sp.

 

6

57

Laportea alatipes

 

4.5.6.7

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58

 

Laportea ovalifolia

 

2.3.4.5.6

59

Lilium sp.

 

6

60

Lobelia giberroa

 

7

61

Melanthera scadens

 

3

62

Microglossa densiflora

 

4.6

63

Mikania cordata

 

4

64

Mikaniopsis rwandens

 

1.7

65

Mimulopsis arborescens

 

4.5.6

66

Mimulopsis solmsii

Mulyasenge,Runayo

1.2.3.4.5.6

67

Momodica foetida

 

2.3.4

68

Oplismenius sp.

 

1

69

Oreosyce africana

Umwishwa

1.2.3.5.6

70

Oxyanthus speciosus

 

1

71

Pannicum calvum

 

6

72

Peperomia fernandopoiana

 

1.6

73

Peucedanum aculeastrum

 

6.7

74

Peucedanum linderi

 

5.7

75

Pilea rivularis

 

1.2.3.4.6.7

76

Piper capens

Urubondi

1.2.4

77

Plectranthus sp.

 

1

78

Polygonum nepalens

 

5.6.7

79

Polygonum setosulum

 

5.6

80

Pseudocyclosorus pulcher

 

5

81

Psychotria mahonii

 

2.6

82

Pteris dentata

 
 

83

Pteris sp.

 

1

84

Ranunculus multifidus

 

5.6

85

Rubia cordifolia

 

2

86

Rubus steudneri

 

2.3.5.6.7

87

Rubus pinnatus

 

5.6.7

88

Rumex bequaertii

 

5.6

89

Senecio mannii

 

5.6.7

90

Senecio maranguensis

 

6

91

Senecio marietae

 

7

92

Senecio subsessilis

 

4.6.7

93

Setaria sp.

 

1

94

Sinarundinaria alpina

 

5.7.7

95

Smilax kraussiana

 

1.2

96

Solanum nigrum

 

5.6.7

97

Solenostemon sylvaticum

 

6.7

98

Stachys aculeolata

 

4.5.6.7

99

Basella alba

 

1.2.3.4.6.7

100

Strombosia scheffleri

 

1

101

Tacazzea apiculata

 

1.2.3.7

102

Thalictrum rhynchocarpum

 

2.4.5.6.7

103

Urera camerounense

 

1

104

Urera hypselodendron

Umuse

1.3.4.5.6

105

Urtica massaica

 

1.5

106

Vernonia adolfi-fridericii

Kiheheri

7

107

Vernonia auriculifera

 

1.2.3.4.5.6

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Table 14 shows 107 species of herbs for all 7segments delimited along the 7 Km line transect. Species with wider distribution, that is to say those found on at least 5 of 7 segments are: Basella alba, Clematis simensis, Coccinia milbraedii, Desmodium rependum, Dryopteris manniana, Gynura rwenzoriensis Impatiens burtonii, Laportea ovalifolia, Mimulopsis solmsii, Oreosyce Africana, Stephania abyssinica, Thalictrum rhynchocarpum, Urera hypselodendron and Vernonia auriculifera.

Table 15. List of species eaten by mountain gorillas identified along the 7 Km line transect plotted in Mwaro.

Species

Family

Vernac.name

Tot seg

Item eaten

1

Basella alba

Basellaceae

Umunyanja

1.2.3.4.5.6

Leaves

2

Begonia meyeri-johannis

Begoniaceae

 

6

Leaves and stem

3

Brillantaisia patens

Acanthaceae

Urubondi

4.5.6

Leaves

4

Carduus nyasanus var. nyassanus

Asteraceae

 

5

Leaves

5

Desmodium rependum

Fabaceae

 

1.2.3.5.6

Flowers

6

Discopodium penninervium

Solanaceae

Ikijojo

4.5.6.7

Leaves

7

Dombeya goetzeni

Malvaceae

Umukore

2,4,5

Leaves, Barks

8

Ensete ventricosum

Musaceae

 

4

Flowers

9

Galium chloroionanthum

Rubiaceae

Rukararambwe

4.5.6.7

Stems and Leaves

10

Galliniera coffeoides

Rubiaceae

Kibonobono

3.4.5.6

Fruit

11

Gouania longispicata

Rhamnaceae

 

1.2.3

Stem

12

Impatiens burtonii

Balsaminaceae

Indodori

1.4.5.6.7

Fruit

13

Impatiens niamniamensis

Balsaminaceae

Umutondoli

1.3

Fruit

14

Impatiens purpureo-violacea

Balsaminaceae

Umutondoli

1.2.4.5.6.7

Fruit

15

Ipomoea involucrata

Convolvulaceae

Umuhurura

1.2

Flowers and Leaves

16

Lactuca sp.

Asteraceae

 

6

Leaves

17

Laportea alatipes

Urticaceae

 

4.5.6.7

Leaves

18

Lobelia giberroa

Lobeliaceae

 

7

Pith

19

Maesa lanceolata

Myrsinaceae

Umuhanga

5.6

Fruit

20

Mimulopsis arborenscens

Acanthaceae

Urungunga

4.5.6

Stem and Leaves

21

Mimulopsis exellens

Acanthaceae

Runayu

6.7

Stem and Leaves

22

Mimulopsis solmsii

Acanthaceae

Mulyasenge

1.2.3.4.5.6

Stem and Leaves

23

Momordica schimperiana

Cucurbitaceae

Umutangatanga

2.3.4

Fruit

24

Nuxia congesta

Loganiaceae

 

2

Leaves and Fruits

25

Peucedanum aculeastrum

Apiaceae

 

6.7

Leaves

26

Peucedanum linderi

Apiaceae

 

5.7

Leaves

27

Piper capens

Piperaceae

Urubondi

1.2.4

Pith

28

Polygonum nepalens

Polygonaceae

 

5.6.7

Leaves

29

Rubia cordifolia

Rubiaceae

 

2

Stem and Leaves

30

Rubus kirungensis

Rubiaceae

Umukeri

5.6.7

Fruit

31

Rubus pinnatus

Rosaceae

Umukeri

5.6.7

Fruit

32

Rubus steudneri

Rosaceae

Umukeri

2.3.5.6.7

Fruit

33

Rumex abyssinica

Polygonaceae

 

4.5

Leaves

34

Rumex bequaertii

Polygonaceae

 

4.5.6

Root

35

Senecio mannii

Asteraceae

 

5.6.7

Leaves and Pith

36

Sinarundinaria alpina

Poaceae

Umugano

5.7.7

Leaves

37

Tacazzea apiculata

Asclepiadaceae

Umurondorondo

1.2.3.7

Stems and Leaves

38

Thalictrum rhynchocarpum

Ranunculaceae

 

2.4.5.6.7

Stems and Leaves

39

Urera hypselodendron

Urticaceae

Umuse

1.3.4.5.6

Bark and Pith

Biodiversity survey of Mwaro corridor, Altitudinal distribution of the vegetation and assessment of Gorilla food availability

Figure 24. Distribution of animal signs along the 7 Km line transect of Mwaro

40

 

Urtica massaica

Urticaceae

Kanyamabya

1.5

Roots

41

Vernonia adolfi-fridericii

Asteraceae

Kiheheri

7

Leaves

42

Vernonia auriculifera

Asteraceae

 

1.2.3.4.5.6

Pith

43

Vernonia kirungae

Asteraceae

Ikigaragara

3.4.5

Pith

44

Vernonia lasiopus

Asteraceae

 

2.3.4

Pith

45

Xymalos monospora

 
 

1,2

Fruit

It appears from Table 15 that from all identified 181 plants species in the Mwaro corridor, 45 are reported consumed by the mountain gorilla in the Mikeno sector. Ten species were registered on most of the 7 segments and, therefore, regarded as species of wider distribution in this corridor. These include Basella alba, Desmodium rependum, Discopodium penninervium Impatiens burtonii, Impatiens purpureo-violacea, Mimulopsis solmsii, Urera hypselodendron, Vernonia auriculifera and Tacazze apiculata.

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