Ethnomycological study on wild mushrooms in Pu’er Prefecture, Southwest Yunnan, China

Table 2 The timetable of selling mushrooms, minority and the average number of vendors with different gender in markets in three years

Markets’ name	Type of market¹	Business Hours	Ethnic groups	July		August		September		October
Markets’ name	Type of market¹	Business Hours	Ethnic groups	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male
Wuyi, Pu’er market	EM	2 p.m–6 p.m	Hani, Yi, Lahu	47	19	172	56	141	46	14	9
Lancang street	EM	7 a.m–12 p.m on Sunday	Lahu, Hani, Yi	44	17	93	25	183	56	55	15
Mojiang market	EM	1 p.m–4 p.m	Hani, Yi	10	2	67	37	15	8	4	1
Ning’er market	MM	2 p.m–5 p.m	Yi, Hani	17	5	49	13	51	27	26	10
Menglian market	MM	7 a.m–11 a.m every five days	Lahu, Dai, Wa	3	2	8	2	23	5	10	4
Ximeng market	MM	4 p.m–8 p.m	Wa, Lahu, Dai	2	1	2	8	41	7	10	3
No name	SS²	1 pm–5 p.m	×	×	×	×	×	×	×	×	×

¹Type of markets. EM is established market, MM is mobile market, SS is street-stall
²Street-stalls beside county highways or village roads. We only recorded information about business time because of strong mobility

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