Fig. 8
From: Fruitful exchanges: social networks and food resources amidst change
Total diversity of crops across land use types as measured against exchanges flooding, flooded, drying and dry seasons. The darker the color, the higher the household’s rate of diversity present. Larger nodes are more central households demonstrating high numbers of ties (both incoming and outgoing). Both statistically and visually, darker nodes tend to be larger—meaning that there is an apparent relationship between degree centrality and land use diversity across seasons. There are no marked differences in the subcomponents; however, there is one network clique that appears to tie households with minimal overall agrobiodiversity (node #034)