Country: Cameroon
Administrative region: South (Region)
Central co-ordinates: 3.25000 N, 10.50000 E
Area: 1035km²
Qualifying IPA Criteria
A(i)Site contains one or more globally threatened species
IPA assessment rationale
Over 100 of the species listed here are published as globally threatened on the IUCN Red List, with 20 of them Critically Endangered. Therefore the site easily qualifies under criterion A(i). Many of these taxa also have restricted ranges (ten of them are narrowly endemic to the site) and would therefore enable the site to meet criteria A(iii) or A(iv).
Ngovayang was already found to qualify as a potential IPA under several criteria by Droissart et al. (2019). They noted the exceptional plant diversity (> 20% of the total Flora of Cameroon) occurring in two broadly defined vegetation types (lowland forest and submontane forest), which potentially qualified it under criterion B(i). The high concentration of range restricted species and national endemic taxa, documented particularly for the Rubiaceae and Orchidaceae, might also meet criterion B(ii). The site may additionally qualify as one of the best national sites for submontane forest above ~750 m elevation (Droissart et al., 2019).
Site description
The Ngovayang Massif Area (NMA) in South Region, Cameroon is a northeast-southwest angled ridge of lowland and sub-montane rainforest c. 50-100 km from the Atlantic coast (Droissart et al., 2019). It lies south of the Sanaga river, near the transition between the Lower Guinea and Congolian forest zones, in the Atlantic Coastal Equatorial Forests ecoregion (Olson et al., 2001). Areas of primary forest likely occur in inaccessible parts of the range and areas of sub-montane forest are found on the summit area of the main ridge. The lowlands and lower slopes have been degraded by logging and slash and burn agriculture but are often succeeded by regrowth and secondary forest. Several communities are located along the Bipindi-Lolodorf road along the southern edge of the massif and along other perimeter roads. The Massif itself has less human presence although Bagyeli forest hunter-gatherers make temporary camps throughout the forest (Gonmadje et al., 2011).
Botanical significance
The Ngovayang forests have some of the highest species richness and endemism of all Central African forests (Gonmadje et al., 2011; Droissart et al., 2019). Topography, high precipitation and permanence of forest cover during periods of drier climate may help explain this richness (Gonmadje et al., 2011). A particular richness in Fabaceae-Detarioideae, likely indicates that the area has remained under forest cover during the past ice ages. The NMA has been shown to be important for its exceptional plant diversity (> 20% of the total Flora of Cameroon), its concentration of many threatened and/or restricted range species (10 taxa are strict endemics of the massif), and for its threatened habitats, for example the sub-montane vegetation above ~750 m elevation (Droissart et al., 2019). The Ngovayang Massif represents the third richest documented area for Cameroon (Droissart et al., 2019) after the Mount Cameroon National Park (2435 plant species, Cable & Cheek, 1998) and the Kupe, Mwanenguba and Bakossi Mountains (2412 plant species, Cheek et al., 2004). Taxa strictly endemic to the Ngovayang Massif include: Phyllanthus aspersus, Bertiera heterophylla, Globulostylis leniochlamys, Kupeantha spathulata, Psychotria conica subsp. ngovayangensis, P. retrorsipilis, P. villicarpa subsp. sessilis, Sabicea trigemina (all 7 species are Rubiaceae; Droissart et al., 2019). Eremospatha barendii (Palmae) is also endemic to an area just south of the site. At least 6 other species are new to science; most of these may also be endemic to Ngovayang when formally described (Droissart et al., 2019; Burgt unpubl. data). Over 120 species listed here are published on the IUCN Red List as globally threatened. Recent botanising has particularly focussed on Rubiaceae, Orchidaceae and Begoniaceae. However, many species listed here are recorded only from collections by Zenker over 100 years ago in the region of Bipindi (Droissart et al., 2019). These can not be precisely located and it is possible that some will have been collected from outside the Ngovayang massif and may not occur there. Furthermore, several species collected in the lowland around Bipindi may have become extinct as this area has developed.
Habitat and geology
The Massif lies towards the northern end of the Congo craton and belongs to the Nyong unit, part of the Ntem complex. The Nyong unit consists of Archean and Paleoproterozoic meta-sedimentary, meta-volcanic and intrusive rocks, with gneiss, migmatite, quartzite and schists common, together with greenstone belts, iron formations and some ultramafics (Gonmadje et al., 2011; Paterne et al., 2019). These formations have been strongly influenced by the eburnean orogeny 2050 Ma (Paterne et al., 2019). Pedologically, xanthic ferralsols are dominant (Gonmadje et al., 2011, Droissart et al., 2019). Average annual rainfall is about 2,000 mm. There are four seasons with the main dry season between December and February and a short dry period from July to August. Mean annual temperature is 25°C and average minima and maxima are 23.4°C and 32.5°C respectively (Gonmadje et al., 2011; Paterne et al., 2019). However, the mountainous topology produces a range of localised microclimates. Together with geological variation this creates the potential for numerous niches, resulting in high diversity and endemicity (Gonmadje et al., 2011). The remaining intact habitat is evergreen moist lowland forest dominated by Caesalpiniaceae (now Detarioideae) and submontane forest, Letouzey's (1985) types 228 and 117. The lower slopes are more degraded forest. Geologically and phytogeographically the site appears to be at the meeting point of two zones. However, phytologically, Lower Guinea taxa appear to dominate over Congolian elements (Gonmadje et al., 2011).
Conservation issues
The rapid expansion of human activities in South Cameroon threatens the exceptional biodiversity of the Ngovayang Massif (NMA). The site does not at present have have any legal conservation status (Droissart et al. 2019). Most of the area is designated as production forest, with the Bipindi-Lolodorf Council Forest (478 km2) covering the central ridge and FMU 00-002 (115 km2) encompassing the northwestern part (MINFOF & WRI, 2021). Several community forests border these areas.
The lowland forests have been extensively logged in many parts of the massif, particularly in the north, although there are indications that companies have been moving to more sustainable management of the forests (Gonmadje et al., 2011). As elsewhere in Africa, the logging roads provide access to hunters and farmers, after the logging companies have left, thus resulting in further degradation of the forest.
Hunting is widespread in the region (Gonmadje et al., 2011). Their catch may be sold in villages but also in the main cities of Cameroon. Important forest seed dispersers, such as elephants, have become rare in the region, which may reduce the population density of plant species depending on these animals for their seed dispersal.
There exists a threat of deforestation by farmers and commercial agricultural companies (Gonmadje et al., 2011). Local villagers in the area clear small patches of forest for slash-and-burn farming; individuals living in the nearby cities buy larger areas of forest and clear these for the cultivation of cash crops to be sold within Cameroon; commercial agricultural companies may buy large areas of forest for transformation into plantations of crops such as plantains, oil palm and rubber, to be sold nationally and internationally.
Mining is arguably the highest priority threat to the site. Prospecting has revealed one of the largest magnetite iron ore deposits in Central Africa. Investigations have also shown that the predominantly magnetite-gneiss ore is of sufficient grade and mass for potential economic exploitation (Droissart et al., 2019). Unfortunately, iron mining is considered one the worst extraction processes for surface impact, and it would appear that the highest concentrations of ore are located in the higher altitude areas where the forest is more intact (Droissart et al., 2019).
Mining companies have also been attracted to gold deposits which appear to be more concentrated in the lowland, southeastern area (Droissart et al., 2019). Uranium has also been prospected and sand is quarried from the Lokundje river (Paterne et al., 2019). The NMA is subject to three exploration permits (EP) covering 2972 km2: EP 144 covers the main part of the NMA, EP 195 is located in the north and northeastern part of NMA, and EP 221 in the southeast (Droissart et al., 2019). “Jindal Steel and Power” took over control of operations from the Legend Mining company in 2014 for of $17.5M (Droissart et al. 2019).
A management plan involving in situ and ex situ conservation actions is urgently needed to reduce the potential threats of future mining activities (Droissart et al. 2019).
Ecosystem services
Local people rely on the forest to meet many of their basic needs (Gonmadje et al., 2011). The site contains a dense hydrographic network of upland streams and constitutes a major catchment area for the Lokundje river (Paterne et al., 2019). The many villages at the foot of the massif, as well as larger communities of Bipindi and Lolodorf, likely rely on these watercourses for fresh water and fish. Surveying of streams for mineral deposits indicates the potential for pollution of these sources (Paterne et al., 2019). Existing forests also likely help protect lowland communities from erosion, landslides and flash-flooding that are common in Cameroon.
Site assessor(s)
Xander van der Burgt, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Bruce Murphy, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
IPA criterion A species
| Species | Qualifying sub-criterion | ≥ 1% of global population | ≥ 5% of national population | 1 of 5 best sites nationally | Entire global population | Socio-economically important | Abundance at site |
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| Pseuderanthemum dispermum Milne-Redh. | A(i) |  |
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| Staurogyne bicolor (Mildbr.) Champl. | A(i) | |
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| Whitfieldia preussii (Lindau) C.B.Clarke | A(i) | |
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| Ancistrocladus le-testui Pellegr. | A(i) | |
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| Boutiquea platypetala (Engl. & Diels) Le Thomas | A(i) | |
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| Isolona pleurocarpa Diels | A(i) | |
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| Isolona zenkeri Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Baissea ochrantha K.Schum. ex Stapf | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Landolphia flavidiflora (K.Schum.) J.G.M.Pers. | A(i) | |
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| Landolphia maxima (K.Schum. ex Hallier f.) Pichon | A(i) | |
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| Pleioceras zenkeri Stapf | A(i) | |
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| Eremospatha barendii Sunderl. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Chlorophytum petrophilum K.Krause | A(i) | |
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| Impatiens hians Hook.f. var. bipindensis (Gilg) Grey-Wilson | A(i) | |
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| Hoplestigma pierreanum Gilg | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Afrothismia winkleri (Engl.) Schltr. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Campylostemon mitophorum Loes. | A(i) | |
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| Loeseneriella camerunica (Loes.) N.Hallé | A(i) | |
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| Salacia lucida Oliv. | A(i) | |
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| Dactyladenia cinerea (Engl. ex De Wild.) Prance & F.White | A(i) | |
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| Garcinia kola Heckel | A(i) | |
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| Combretum echirense Jongkind | A(i) | |
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| Aneilema silvaticum Brenan | A(i) | |
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| Calycobolus micranthus (Dammer) Heine | A(i) | |
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| Momordica enneaphylla Cogn. | A(i) | |
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| Dichapetalum reticulatum Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Diospyros alboflavescens (Gürke) F.White | A(i), A(iv) | |
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| Diospyros crassiflora Hiern | A(i) | |
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| Crotonogyne zenkeri Pax | A(i) | |
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| Grossera major Pax | A(i) | |
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| Hamilcoa zenkeri (Pax) Prain | A(i) | |
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| Necepsia afzelii Prain ssp. zenkeri Bouchat & J. Léonard | A(i) | |
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| Afzelia africana Sm. ex Pers. | A(i) | |
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| Afzelia bipindensis Harms | A(i) | |
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| Afzelia pachyloba Harms | A(i) | |
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| Aphanocalyx hedinii (A.Chev.) Wieringa | A(i) | |
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| Eurypetalum unijugum Harms | A(i) | |
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| Gilbertiodendron pachyanthum (Harms) J.Léonard | A(i) | |
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| Gilbertiodendron zenkeri (Harms) J.Léonard | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Hymenostegia brachyura (Harms) J.Léonard | A(i) | |
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| Pyrenacantha grandifolia Engl. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Vitex lokundjensis W.Piep. | A(i) | |
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| Rhaptopetalum sessilifolium Engl. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Strychnos gnetifolia Gilg ex Onochie & Hepper | A(i) | |
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| Strychnos zenkeri Gilg ex Baker | A(i) | |
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| Agelanthus glaucoviridis (Engl.) Polhill & Wiens | A(i) | |
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| Helixanthera periclymenoides (Engl. & K.Krause) Balle | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Cola hypochrysea K.Schum. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Hypselodelphys zenkeriana (K.Schum.) Milne-Redh. | A(i) | |
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| Sarcophrynium villosum (Benth.) K.Schum. | A(i) | |
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| Memecylon simulans (Jacq.-Fél.) R.D.Stone & Ghogue | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Tristemma camerunense Jacq.-Fél. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Entandrophragma candollei Harms | A(i) | |
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| Khaya ivorensis A.Chev. | A(i) | |
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| Trichilia zewaldae J.J.de Wilde | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Turraeanthus africana (Welw. ex C.DC.) Pellegr. | A(i) | |
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| Turraeanthus mannii Baill. | A(i) | |
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| Albertisia capituliflora (Diels) Forman | A(i) | |
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| Campylospermum umbricola (Tiegh.) Farron | A(i) | |
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| Lophira alata Banks ex Gaertn.f. | A(i) | |
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| Afropectinariella pungens (Schltr.) M.Simo & Stévart | A(i) | |
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| Angraecum angustum (Rolfe) Summerh. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Bulbophyllum alinae Szlach. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Bulbophyllum dolabriforme J.J.Verm. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Bulbophyllum porphyrostachys Summerh. | A(i) | |
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| Bulbophyllum teretifolium Schltr. | A(i) | |
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| Eggelingia gabonensis P.J.Cribb & Laan | A(i) | |
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| Gastrodia africana Kraenzl. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Bulbophyllum platybulbon (Schltr.) Govaerts & J.M.H.Shaw | A(i) | |
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| Kylicanthe cornuata Descourv. & Stévart & Droissart | A(i) | |
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| Liparis hallei Szlach. | A(i) | |
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| Orestias micrantha Summerh. | A(i) | |
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| Polystachya batkoi Szlach. & Olszewski | A(i) | |
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| Polystachya bipoda Stévart | A(i) | |
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| Polystachya lejolyana Stévart | A(i) | |
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| Rhipidoglossum montealenense Stévart & P.J.Cribb | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Tridactyle eggelingii Summerh. | A(i) | |
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| Tridactyle lagosensis (Rolfe) Schltr. | A(i) | |
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| Phyllanthus dusenii Hutch. | A(i) | |
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| Drypetes magnistipula (Pax) Hutch. | A(i) | |
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| Drypetes preussii (Pax) Hutch. | A(i) | |
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| Drypetes staudtii (Pax) Hutch. | A(i) | |
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| Aulacocalyx mapiana Sonké & Bridson | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Belonophora ongensis S.E.Dawson & Cheek | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Belonophora talbotii (Wernham) Keay | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Bertiera heterophylla Nguembou & Sonké | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Chassalia laikomensis Cheek | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Coffea mapiana Nguembou & A.P.Davis | A(i) | |
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| Colletoecema magna Sonké & Dessein | A(i) | |
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| Gaertnera letouzeyi Malcomber | A(i) | |
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| Globulostylis leniochlamys (K.Schum.) Sonké | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Globulostylis rammelooana Sonké | A(i) | |
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| Ixora batesii Wernham | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Ixora synactica De Block | A(i) | |
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| Kupeantha spathulata (A.P.Davis & Sonké) Cheek | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Leptactina latifolia K.Schum. | A(i) | |
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| Massularia stevartiana (K.Schum.) Hoyle | A(i) | |
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| Oxyanthus doucetii Sonké & O.Lachenaud | A(i) | |
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| Pavetta kribiensis S.D.Manning | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria conica O.Lachenaud ssp. ngovayangensis O.Lachenaud | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Psychotria densinervia (K.Krause) Verdc. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Psychotria droissartii O.Lachenaud | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria lanceifolia K.Schum. | A(i) | |
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| Sabicea apocynacea (K.Schum.) Razafim. | A(i) | |
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| Sabicea laxa Wernham | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Sabicea trigemina K.Schum. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Sabicea xanthotricha Wernham | A(i) | |
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| Sericanthe lowryana Sonké & Robbr. | A(i) | |
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| Tricalysia atherura N.Hallé | A(i) | |
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| Tricalysia ferorum Robbr. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Tricalysia vadensis Robbr. | A(i) | |
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| Vangueriella letestui Verdc. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Vangueriella zenkeri Verdc. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Trichostephanus acuminatus Gilg | A(i) | |
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| Allophylus zenkeri Gilg ex Radlk. | A(i) | |
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| Deinbollia pycnophylla Gilg ex Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Placodiscus angustifolius Radlk. | A(i) | |
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| Baillonella toxisperma Pierre | A(i) | |
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| Manilkara zenkeri Lecomte ex Aubrév. & Pellegr. | A(i) | |
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| Craterosiphon pseudoscandens Domke | A(i) | |
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| Dicranolepis polygaloides Gilg ex H.Pearson | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria retrorsipilis O.Lachenaud | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Pavetta robusta Bremek. | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria villicarpa O.Lachenaud ssp. sessilis O.Lachenaud | A(i), A(iv) | |
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| Corynanthe brachythyrsus K.Schum. | A(i) | |
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| Salacia volubilis Loes. & H.J.P.Winkl. | A(i) | |
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| Uvariopsis zenkeri Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Balonga buchholzii (Engl. & Diels) Le Thomas | A(i) | |
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| Strychnos mimfiensis Gilg ex Leeuwenb. | A(i) | |
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| Rinorea microglossa Engl. | A(iii), A(iv) | |
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| Dischistocalyx rivularis Bremek. | A(i) | |
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| Hexalobus bussei Diels | A(i) | |
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| Callichilia monopodialis (K.Schum.) Stapf | A(i) | |
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| Cnestis macrophylla Gilg ex G.Schellenb. | A(i) | |
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| Rinorea amietii Achound. | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia kostermansiana Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i), A(iii), A(iv) | |
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| Beilschmiedia papyracea (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i), A(iii), A(iv) | |
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| Phyllanthus aspersus Jean F.Brunel & J.P.Roux | A(i), A(iii), A(iv) | |
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| Beilschmiedia cinnamomea (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia nitida Engl. | A(i), A(iii) | |
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| Beilschmiedia myrciifolia (S.Moore) Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia sessilifolia (Stapf) Engl. ex Fouilloy | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia staudtii Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Cassipourea dinklagei (Engl.) Alston | A(i), A(iv) | |
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| Diaphananthe dorotheae (Rendle) Summerh. | A(i) | |
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| Justicia gigantophylla (Lindau) H.J.Sm. & C.Moran | A(i), A(iv) | |
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| Ledermanniella thalloidea (Engl.) C.Cusset | A(i) | |
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| Polystachya stodolnyi Szlach. & Olszewski | A(i) | |
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| Xylopia calva D.M.Johnson & N.A.Murray | A(i) | |
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| Amphiblemma soyauxii Cogn. | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia klainei Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia fruticosa Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Beilschmiedia grandifolia (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek | A(i) | |
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| Calpocalyx atlanticus Villiers | A(i) | |
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| Neolemonniera batesii (Engl.) Heine | A(i) | |
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| Tiliacora odorata Engl. | A(i), A(iv) | |
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| Rinorea ebolowensis M.Brandt | A(i) | |
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| Ancistrorhynchus tenuicaulis Orchidaceae | A(i) | |
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| Aulotandra kamerunensis Loes. | A(i) | |
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| Clerodendrum anomalum Letouzey | A(i) | |
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| Culcasia bosii Ntépé Nyamè | A(i) | |
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| Dorstenia prorepens Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Isomacrolobium leptorrhachis (Harms) Aubrév. & Pellegr. | A(i) | |
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| Garcinia staudtii Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Memecylon candidum, Melastomataceae | A(i) | |
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| Piptostigma longepilosum | A(i) | |
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| Pseudosabicea batesii (Wernham) N.Hallé | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria arborea Hiern | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria minimicalyx K.Schum | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria rubripilis K.Schum. | A(i) | |
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| Psychotria senterrei O.Lachenaud | A(i) | |
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| Rhaphiostylis elegans Engl. | A(i) | |
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| Sabicea medusula K.Schum. ex Wernham | A(i) | |
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| Sabicea rufa Wernham | A(i) | |
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| Tapinanthus preussii (Engl.) Tiegh. | A(i) | |
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| Cola gilgiana Engl. | A(iv) | |
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| Cola sulcata Engl. | A(iii) | |
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| Eugenia staudtii Engl. & Brehmer | A(iv) | |
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| Pavetta renidens (K.Krause) Bremek. | A(iv) | |
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| Psychotria marantifolia O.Lachenaud | A(iv) | |
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Pseuderanthemum dispermum Milne-Redh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Staurogyne bicolor (Mildbr.) Champl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Whitfieldia preussii (Lindau) C.B.Clarke
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Ancistrocladus le-testui Pellegr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Boutiquea platypetala (Engl. & Diels) Le Thomas
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Isolona pleurocarpa Diels
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Isolona zenkeri Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Baissea ochrantha K.Schum. ex Stapf
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Landolphia flavidiflora (K.Schum.) J.G.M.Pers.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Landolphia maxima (K.Schum. ex Hallier f.) Pichon
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pleioceras zenkeri Stapf
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Eremospatha barendii Sunderl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Chlorophytum petrophilum K.Krause
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Impatiens hians Hook.f. var. bipindensis (Gilg) Grey-Wilson
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Hoplestigma pierreanum Gilg
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Afrothismia winkleri (Engl.) Schltr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Campylostemon mitophorum Loes.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Loeseneriella camerunica (Loes.) N.Hallé
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Salacia lucida Oliv.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Dactyladenia cinerea (Engl. ex De Wild.) Prance & F.White
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Garcinia kola Heckel
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Combretum echirense Jongkind
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Aneilema silvaticum Brenan
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Calycobolus micranthus (Dammer) Heine
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Momordica enneaphylla Cogn.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Dichapetalum reticulatum Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Diospyros alboflavescens (Gürke) F.White
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Diospyros crassiflora Hiern
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Crotonogyne zenkeri Pax
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Grossera major Pax
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Hamilcoa zenkeri (Pax) Prain
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Necepsia afzelii Prain ssp. zenkeri Bouchat & J. Léonard
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Afzelia africana Sm. ex Pers.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Afzelia bipindensis Harms
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Afzelia pachyloba Harms
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Aphanocalyx hedinii (A.Chev.) Wieringa
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Eurypetalum unijugum Harms
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Gilbertiodendron pachyanthum (Harms) J.Léonard
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Gilbertiodendron zenkeri (Harms) J.Léonard
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Hymenostegia brachyura (Harms) J.Léonard
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pyrenacantha grandifolia Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Vitex lokundjensis W.Piep.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rhaptopetalum sessilifolium Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Strychnos gnetifolia Gilg ex Onochie & Hepper
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Strychnos zenkeri Gilg ex Baker
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Agelanthus glaucoviridis (Engl.) Polhill & Wiens
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Helixanthera periclymenoides (Engl. & K.Krause) Balle
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Cola hypochrysea K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Hypselodelphys zenkeriana (K.Schum.) Milne-Redh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sarcophrynium villosum (Benth.) K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Memecylon simulans (Jacq.-Fél.) R.D.Stone & Ghogue
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tristemma camerunense Jacq.-Fél.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Entandrophragma candollei Harms
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Khaya ivorensis A.Chev.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Trichilia zewaldae J.J.de Wilde
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Turraeanthus africana (Welw. ex C.DC.) Pellegr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Turraeanthus mannii Baill.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Albertisia capituliflora (Diels) Forman
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Campylospermum umbricola (Tiegh.) Farron
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Lophira alata Banks ex Gaertn.f.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Afropectinariella pungens (Schltr.) M.Simo & Stévart
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Angraecum angustum (Rolfe) Summerh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bulbophyllum alinae Szlach.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bulbophyllum dolabriforme J.J.Verm.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bulbophyllum porphyrostachys Summerh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bulbophyllum teretifolium Schltr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Eggelingia gabonensis P.J.Cribb & Laan
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Gastrodia africana Kraenzl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bulbophyllum platybulbon (Schltr.) Govaerts & J.M.H.Shaw
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Kylicanthe cornuata Descourv. & Stévart & Droissart
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Liparis hallei Szlach.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Orestias micrantha Summerh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Polystachya batkoi Szlach. & Olszewski
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Polystachya bipoda Stévart
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Polystachya lejolyana Stévart
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rhipidoglossum montealenense Stévart & P.J.Cribb
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tridactyle eggelingii Summerh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tridactyle lagosensis (Rolfe) Schltr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Phyllanthus dusenii Hutch.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Drypetes magnistipula (Pax) Hutch.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Drypetes preussii (Pax) Hutch.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Drypetes staudtii (Pax) Hutch.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Aulacocalyx mapiana Sonké & Bridson
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Belonophora ongensis S.E.Dawson & Cheek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Belonophora talbotii (Wernham) Keay
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Bertiera heterophylla Nguembou & Sonké
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Chassalia laikomensis Cheek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Coffea mapiana Nguembou & A.P.Davis
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Colletoecema magna Sonké & Dessein
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Gaertnera letouzeyi Malcomber
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Globulostylis leniochlamys (K.Schum.) Sonké
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Globulostylis rammelooana Sonké
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Ixora batesii Wernham
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Ixora synactica De Block
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Kupeantha spathulata (A.P.Davis & Sonké) Cheek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Leptactina latifolia K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Massularia stevartiana (K.Schum.) Hoyle
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Oxyanthus doucetii Sonké & O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pavetta kribiensis S.D.Manning
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria conica O.Lachenaud ssp. ngovayangensis O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria densinervia (K.Krause) Verdc.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria droissartii O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria lanceifolia K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Common
Sabicea apocynacea (K.Schum.) Razafim.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sabicea laxa Wernham
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sabicea trigemina K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sabicea xanthotricha Wernham
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sericanthe lowryana Sonké & Robbr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tricalysia atherura N.Hallé
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tricalysia ferorum Robbr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tricalysia vadensis Robbr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Vangueriella letestui Verdc.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Vangueriella zenkeri Verdc.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Trichostephanus acuminatus Gilg
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Allophylus zenkeri Gilg ex Radlk.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Deinbollia pycnophylla Gilg ex Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Placodiscus angustifolius Radlk.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Baillonella toxisperma Pierre
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Manilkara zenkeri Lecomte ex Aubrév. & Pellegr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Craterosiphon pseudoscandens Domke
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Dicranolepis polygaloides Gilg ex H.Pearson
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria retrorsipilis O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pavetta robusta Bremek.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria villicarpa O.Lachenaud ssp. sessilis O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Corynanthe brachythyrsus K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Salacia volubilis Loes. & H.J.P.Winkl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Uvariopsis zenkeri Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Balonga buchholzii (Engl. & Diels) Le Thomas
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Strychnos mimfiensis Gilg ex Leeuwenb.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rinorea microglossa Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iii), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Dischistocalyx rivularis Bremek.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Hexalobus bussei Diels
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Callichilia monopodialis (K.Schum.) Stapf
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Cnestis macrophylla Gilg ex G.Schellenb.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rinorea amietii Achound.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia kostermansiana Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia papyracea (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Phyllanthus aspersus Jean F.Brunel & J.P.Roux
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia cinnamomea (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia nitida Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia myrciifolia (S.Moore) Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia sessilifolia (Stapf) Engl. ex Fouilloy
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia staudtii Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Cassipourea dinklagei (Engl.) Alston
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Diaphananthe dorotheae (Rendle) Summerh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Justicia gigantophylla (Lindau) H.J.Sm. & C.Moran
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Ledermanniella thalloidea (Engl.) C.Cusset
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Polystachya stodolnyi Szlach. & Olszewski
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Xylopia calva D.M.Johnson & N.A.Murray
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Amphiblemma soyauxii Cogn.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia klainei Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia fruticosa Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Beilschmiedia grandifolia (Stapf) Robyns & R.Wilczek
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Calpocalyx atlanticus Villiers
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Neolemonniera batesii (Engl.) Heine
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tiliacora odorata Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i), A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rinorea ebolowensis M.Brandt
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Ancistrorhynchus tenuicaulis Orchidaceae
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Aulotandra kamerunensis Loes.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Clerodendrum anomalum Letouzey
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Culcasia bosii Ntépé Nyamè
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Dorstenia prorepens Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Isomacrolobium leptorrhachis (Harms) Aubrév. & Pellegr.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Garcinia staudtii Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Memecylon candidum, Melastomataceae
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Piptostigma longepilosum
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pseudosabicea batesii (Wernham) N.Hallé
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria arborea Hiern
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria minimicalyx K.Schum
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria rubripilis K.Schum.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria senterrei O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Rhaphiostylis elegans Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sabicea medusula K.Schum. ex Wernham
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Sabicea rufa Wernham
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Tapinanthus preussii (Engl.) Tiegh.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(i)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Cola gilgiana Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Cola sulcata Engl.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iii)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Eugenia staudtii Engl. & Brehmer
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Pavetta renidens (K.Krause) Bremek.
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
Psychotria marantifolia O.Lachenaud
Qualifying sub-criterion:
A(iv)
≥ 1% of global population:
≥ 5% of national population:
1 of 5 best sites nationally:
Entire global population:
Socio-economically important:
Abundance at site:
General site habitats
| General site habitat | Percent coverage | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Forest - Subtropical/Tropical Moist Lowland Forest | |
Major |
| Forest - Subtropical/Tropical Moist Montane Forest | |
Major |
Forest - Subtropical/Tropical Moist Lowland Forest
Percent coverage:
Importance:
Major
Forest - Subtropical/Tropical Moist Montane Forest
Percent coverage:
Importance:
Major
Land use types
| Land use type | Percent coverage | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Agriculture (arable) | 10 | Major |
| Extractive industry | 85 | Major |
| Forestry | 70 | Major |
Agriculture (arable)
Percent coverage:
10
Importance:
Major
Extractive industry
Percent coverage:
85
Importance:
Major
Forestry
Percent coverage:
70
Importance:
Major
Threats
| Threat | Severity | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Agriculture & aquaculture - Annual & perennial non-timber crops - Shifting agriculture | High | Ongoing - increasing |
| Agriculture & aquaculture - Annual & perennial non-timber crops - Agro-industry farming | High | Future - inferred threat |
| Energy production & mining - Mining & quarrying | High | Future - planned activity |
Agriculture & aquaculture - Annual & perennial non-timber crops - Shifting agriculture
Severity:
High
Timing:
Ongoing - increasing
Agriculture & aquaculture - Annual & perennial non-timber crops - Agro-industry farming
Severity:
High
Timing:
Future - inferred threat
Energy production & mining - Mining & quarrying
Severity:
High
Timing:
Future - planned activity
Bibliography
Mine versus Wild: a plant conservation checklist of the rich Iron-Ore Ngovayang Massif Area (South Cameroon)
Plant Ecology and Evolution, Vol 152 (pub. Meise Botanic Garden and the Royal Botanical Society of Belgium), page(s) 8-29
Tree diversity and conservation value of Ngovayang’s lowland forests, Cameroon
Biodiversity and Conservation, Vol 20, page(s) 2627-2648
Analyse phytogéographique des forêts d’Afrique Centrale: le cas du massif de Ngovayang (Cameroun)
Plant Ecology and Evolution, Vol 145 (pub. Meise Botanic Garden and the Royal Botanical Society of Belgium), page(s) 152-164
Notice de la carte phytogéographique du Cameroun au 1: 500,000.
The Plants of Mount Cameroon: A Conservation Checklist.
Terrestrial ecoregions of the world: a new map of life on earth
Bioscience, Vol 51, page(s) 3-938
Tectonic setting of the Bipindi greenstone belt, northwest Congo craton, Cameroon: Implications on BIF deposition
Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol 171(103971)
The Plants of Kupe, Mwanenenguba and the Bakossi Mountains, Cameroon: a conservation checklist
Forest Atlas of Cameroon
Sedimentological Studies of Alluvium Deposits along Ngovayang-Bipindi of Lokoundje River, Southwestern Cameroon
International Journal of Geosciences, Vol 10, page(s) 119-139
Recommended citation
Xander van der Burgt, Bruce Murphy (2024) Tropical Important Plant Areas Explorer: Ngovayang Massif (Cameroon). https://tipas.kew.org/site/ngovayang-massif-2/ (Accessed on 27/07/2024)