INVENTORY AND CONSERVATION OF PLANTS OF CUC PHUONG NATIONAL PARK

联合计划1建议（1）进行有记录的分类 调查和建立地理信息系统数据库 越南国家公园（CPNP）;（2）以书籍形式传播数据 [“Cuc Chongong国家公园种子植物注释清单”]和 光盘，最终目标是在全球范围内提供数据， 在河内有一个网站（国家自然资源中心） 科学技术）（NCNST）;（3）获取500个种子样本 植物的Cuc Phalanh国家公园每年的抗病毒和抗- 通过AP-3进行的疟疾测定和（对于有记录的使用史的患者， 治疗CNS相关疾病），用于AP-5 Glaxo Wellcome in England）;和（4） 加强CPNP的人力资源和基础设施， 生态和生物资源研究所（IEBR）的NCNST。 为实现这些目标而开展的活动将 包括（1）培训植物分类学和野外方法人员 为GIS数据库收集数据;（2）更新植物标本室设施 并为更新科学设施提供支持， IEBR/NCNST;（3）现有植物标本馆的审查和登记 以前从CPNP收集的标本，目前存款在 越南的各种植物学机构或植物标本馆， 巴黎的自然历史;（4）CPNP的广泛植物收藏， 完整的植物标本记录;（5）生物测定的样品采集; (6)将收集的数据输入为地理信息系统设计的电子数据库 和自然产品收集（NAPIS），除其他外， 项目，植物的学名，文献引用，生活型， （七）公园内的自然保护状况和确切地理位置; AP-1的数据传播分析还将协助AP-2和AP-4， 对这两个项目中收集的植物进行分类鉴定。

Associate Program 1 proposes (1) to carry out documented taxonomic inventory and to build a GIS database of the seed plants of Cuc Phuong National Park of Vietnam (CPNP); (2) to disseminate the data in book form ["Annotated Checklist of the Seed Plants of Cuc Phuong National Park"] and in a CD-ROM, with the eventual goal to make the data available globally on the Internet with a web-site in Hanoi (National Center for Natural Sciences and Technology) (NCNST); (3) to acquire 500 samples of the seed plants of the Cuc Phoung National Park per year for antiviral and anti- malarial assays by AP-3 and (for those with a documented history of use to treat CNS-related diseases) for AP-5 Glaxo Wellcome in England); and (4) to strengthen the human resources and the infrastructure of CPNP and the Institute for Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR) of the NCNST. Activities that will be implemented to achieve these objectives will include (1) training of personnel in plant taxonomy and in field methods for data collect for a GIS database; (2) renovating herbarium facilities of the CPNP and providing support to upgrade scientific facilities of the IEBR/NCNST; (3) examination and registration of existing herbarium specimens previously collected from CPNP and currently on deposit at various botanical institutions or herbaria in Vietnam and in the Museum of Natural History in Paris; (4) wide-ranging plant collections in CPNP, with full herbarium documentation; (5) sample collection for biological assays; (6) entering the data collected in an electronic database designed for GIS and natural product collection (NAPIS), to include data on, among other items, scientific name of the plant, literature citation, life form, conservation status and exact geographic location in the Park; and (7) analysis of data for dissemination AP-1 will also assist AP-2 and AP-4 in the taxonomic identification of plants collected in these two projects.