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Cluster names | Study site names | Type of traditional agroforestry systems | Size range (ha) of the agroforest | Other vegetation characteristics of the traditional agroforests | Closeness or distance to water bodies | Dominant natural habitats, seminatural habitats, and vegetation types found within, around, and in the vicinity of sites |
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| Bukose | Shaded coffee-banana agroforests | 10–100 | Mass blooming of weeds/herbs in the ground layer | 30 m to wetlands | Reclaimed wetlands, young fallows, field margins, woodlands |
Bujaggali | Namizi-east | Multistrata complex shaded banana-coffee agroforests | 10–500 | (i) Multipurpose agroforest tree species (ii) Forest remanent tree species | 4000 m to swamps | Forest fallows, young fallows, grasslands, pastures, marshlands, swamps, wetlands |
| Namizi-west | Simple banana-coffee agroforests | 10–50 | (i) Tin wild woody trees in the lower layer (ii) Some invasive tree species | 5000 m to river Nile | Conifer plantations, pine/eucalyptus plantations, old fallows, grazing fields, large swamps, forest fallows |
| Nawangoma | Simple agroforests, homegardens | 10–100 | (i) Diverse shade tree species (ii) Diverse fruit tree species (iii) Ruderal vegetation in bloom | 7000 m to Lake Kyoga | Woodlands, shrublands with several deciduous trees, hedgerows, field margins, forest plantations, degraded/cleared forest patches |
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| Bamusuta | Complex shaded banana-coffee agroforests | 10–50 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs in ground layer | 1000 m to wetlands | Young fallows, hedgerows, forest fallows |
Kalagi | Kifu | Complex banana-coffee agroforests | 10–700 | (i) Mass blooming of ruderal vegetation in the ground layer, (ii) Native tree species in the canopy | 200 m to swamps | Wood-shrub grasslands, grasslands, cattle pastures, swampy forests, forest reserves |
| Kimwanyi | Simple shaded coffee-banana agroforests | 10–50 | (i) Multistrata mass blooming weeds/herbs at the ground layer (ii) Coffee shrubs in the upper layer | 500 m to streams | Eucalyptus plantations, wood-shrub grasslands, young fallows, hedgerows, cattle pastures, forest plantations, large wetlands |
| Kiweebwa | Complex banana coffee- agroforests | 10–900 | (i) Mass blooming of weeds/herbs/grasses in the ground layer (ii) Coffee shrubs in the upper layer | 600 m to swamps | Forest fallows, swampy forests, woody grasslands, woodlots, Invasive tree species, young fallows, hedgerows |
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Kamuli | Naikesa | Simple agroforests | 10–20 | (i) Mass blooming of ruderal vegetations (ii) Coffee shrubs in the upper layer | 1600 to swamps | Forest fallows, old fallows, grazing fields, shrublands, swamps |
| Namulekya | Multistrata complex agroforests | 10–200 | (i) Tin woody trees (ii) Tall herbs in lower layer (iii) Coffee shrubs in the upper layer (iv) Diverse indigenous shading trees | 400 m to swamps | Swampy forests, eucalyptus plantations,young fallows, pine plantations |
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Kaweri | Luwunga | Large shaded coffee plantations | 10–60 | (i) Diverse shade tree species (ii) Mass blooming weeds/herbs in the ground layer | 200 m to river channels | (i) Forest fragments in the vicinity of the coffee plantations, (ii) Presence of rivers and irrigation channels |
| Nonve | Large sun coffee plantations | 10–900 | (i) Simple and scattered presence of native plant species in the coffee plantations | 500 m to rivers | (i) Forest fragments in the vicinity of the coffee (ii) Presence of rivers and irrigation channels |
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Lugazi | Kasaku tea | Large sun tea plantations | 50–750 | (i) Mass blooming of weeds/herbs in the ground layer (ii) Tea shading trees | 200 m to Swamps | Wood-shrub grasslands, swamps |
| Sugar | Large sun sugar cane plantations | 5–10 | (i) Mass blooming of weeds/herbs in the ground layer | 200 m to irrigation channels | Shrublands, irrigation channels |
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Mabira | Bulyasi | Complex forest-agroforest systems | 10–400 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs (ii) Coffee shrubs, tall herbs, (iii) Indigenous | 2000 m to streams | Eucalyptus plantations, forest fallows, young fallows, grazing fields, mabira large forest reserves |
| Kinoni | Simple agroforests, homegardens | 10–760 | (i) Native medicinal plant species, (ii) Diverse shade trees (iii) Diverse fruit tree species (iv) Multistrata mass blooming weeds/herbs/grasses | 8000 m to marshlands | Forest fallows, young fallows, old fallows, grazing fields |
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| Kasaala | Simple agroforests | 10–100 | (i) Coffee shrubs in the upper layer (ii) Simple shad tree species | 12000 m to rivers | Young fallows, old fallows |
Masaka | Katwadde | Simple agroforests | 10–100 | (i) Diverse tree species (ii) Presence of forest remnant trees | 17000 m to rivers | Young fallows, hedgerows, grazing plots |
| Kiwaala | Complex coffee-banana agroforests | 10–980 | (i) Multiple native shade tree stands (ii) Multistrata of blooming of weeds/herbs/grasses (iii) Forest remnant trees | 12000 m to wetlands | Ecotones, forest fallows, old fallows, hedgerows, cattle pastures, woodlands, forest reserves, wetlands |
| Mpugwe | Simple agroforests | 10–200 | (i) Dense native shade trees (ii) Mass blooming of weeds/herbs | 18000 m to rivers | Forest remnants, young fallows, old fallows, grasslands, shrublands |
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Mpigi | Lukalu | Complex agroforests | 10–600 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs in the ground layer | 200 m to streams | Young fallows, cattle pastures, hedgerows, forest fallows, intact natural forest reserves |
| Mpanga | Complex traditional agroforests | 1100 | (i) Mixture of coffee shrubs, tin woody trees, tall herbs, diverse fruit species | 300 m to wetlands | Swamps, forest wetlands, young fallows, grazing fields, forest fallows, shrublands, forest reserves |
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| Kimuli | Multistrata complex agroforests | 10–400 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs (ii) Dense native trees in the canopy layer | 200 m to large wetlands | Ecotones, forest fallows, cattle pastures, grasslands, cleared forests, forest fallows, secondary forests, swamps, large wetlands |
Nakaseke | Kyetume | Complex agroforests | 10–400 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs (ii) Dense native trees in the canopy (iii) “Semi-forests” of coffee trees | 2200 m to large wetlands | Woodlands, shade tree stands, young fallows, cattle pastures, woodlands, primary forests, secondary forests |
| Lukumbi | Complex agroforests | 10–200 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs (ii) Dense native trees in the canopy (iii) Forest remnant trees | 3800 m to large swamps | Woodlands, young fallows, grazing fields, forest fallows, secondary forests, SEMUTO large wetlands |
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| Segalye | Complex agroforests | 10–600 | (i) Mass blooming weeds/herbs (ii) Dense native trees in the canopy
(iii) Forest remnant trees | 4890 m to large swamps | Old fallows, woodlands, degraded secondary forests, large woodlands |
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