Ethnobotany of Mexican and northern Central American cycads (Zamiaceae)

Table 1 Ethnographic interviews summary

I.^a	Yr\|s^b	#^c	State (Mx)	Regions	Ethnic groups	Languages^d
MB	03	4\|2	Chiapas	Suchiapa	Chiapanec, Mestizo	Spanish
AR, MB, TD, TP	08,09, 10,11, 15,16	11\|157	Hidalgo	Sierra Madre Oriental; Huasteca	Mestizo, Nahua, Otomí-Ñuhu, Tepehua	Nahuatl, Otomí-Ñuhu, Spanish, Tepehua
MB	16	17\|6	Jalisco	Sierra Madre Occidental; Costa Pacífica; Tuito	Mestizo	Spanish
MB	16	15\|3	Nayarit	Jalcocotan; Sierra del Nayar	Cora, Mestizo	Cora, Spanish
MB, TD	08,17	30\|11	Oaxaca	Sierra Norte de Puebla; Sierra Sur; Papaloapan Valley; Valles Centrales	Chatino, Chinantec, Chontal de Oaxaca, Mazatec, Mestizo, Zapotec	Chinantec, Chontal de Oaxaca, Mazatec, Spanish, Zapotec
TD, TP	13,16, 17	3\|11	Puebla	Cuetzalan, Sierra Norte de Puebla	Mestizo, Nahuatl, Totonac	Nahuatl, Spanish
AC, MB	09,16	4\|3	Querétaro	Sierra Gorda	Mestizo	Spanish
MB, TD, TP	09,16	35\|42	San Luis Potosí	Pamería; Huasteca	Mestizo, Nahuatl, Teenek, Xi’uiy	Nahua, Teenek, Spanish
AV	00	2\|0	Sonora	Sierra Madre Occidental	Mestizo	Spanish
MB	09	16\|4	Tamaulipas	Sierra de Tamaulipas; Ocampo Caves area	Mestizo	Spanish
MB	09	2\|0	Veracruz	Huayacocotla	Nahua	Spanish
MB, TP	03–16	23\|10	Honduras	Gualaco, Olancho	Mestizo, Nahoa de Honduras	Spanish
162\|249 Total interviews 2000–2017

^aInterviewers
^bYear or range of years during which interviews were carried out
^cNumber of interviews (exploratory|in-depth)
^dAll interviewers fluent in Spanish; TD fluent in Nahua; other interviews carried out through local interpreters

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