Cultural domains | Indicators |
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1. Knowledge and use of edible species | 1.1. Recognition of edible species |
1.2. Taxonomic knowledge of edible species | |
1.3. Harvest | |
1.4. Consumption of edible species | |
1.5. Alimentary appreciation | |
1.6. Special food consideration | |
1.7. Culinary knowledge | |
1.8. Attitude toward edible species | |
2. Knowledge of toxic species | 2.1. Recognition of toxic species |
2.2. Morphological knowledge of toxic species | |
3. Knowledge of species without cultural significance | 3.1. Attitude toward species without cultural significance |
4. Worldview | 4.1. Existence of tales or myths of origin including mushrooms |
5. Multiple use | 5.1. Presence of non-alimentary uses |
6. Specialists | 6.1. Presence of mushroom harvest and/or salespeople |
7. Ethnoecological knowledge | 7.1. Knowledge of the role of mushrooms in ecosystems |
7.2. Knowledge of the relation between mushrooms and animals | |
8. Ethnomycological knowledge transmission | 8.1. Presence of knowledge transmission mechanisms |
9. Importance of mushrooms as a whole | 9.1. Attitude toward mushrooms as a whole |
9.2. Perceived importance of mushrooms as a whole |