Changes

| General importance= 3| Geographic coverage Africa= 5| Geographic coverage World= 3

| Fruit= 1| Vegetable= 1

| Spice /condiment= 1

| Dye / tannin= 1| Essential oil / exudate= 1| Medicinal= 3| Timber= 1| Fuel= 1| Ornamental= 2| Forage / feed= 1

| Food security= 2

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