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Rarefied Ethnoecology: Mushroom Knowledge Erosion and the Limits of Digital Foraging Repopularisation in Selected Sites of the Italian Alps and the Former German Democratic Republic

2026-07-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Across Europe, wild mushroom foraging is frequently portrayed as undergoing a contemporary revival, driven by renewed interest in local foods, outdoor activities, digital communities, field guides, and identification applications. Drawing on 72 semi structured and open interviews conducted during ethnomycological field studies (2022–2024), this study examines changing relationships betw...

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be188b55-882d-59a9-9c30-a6015dbaf218
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10343478/v1
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