This  mishnah refers to various rites performed when bringing a sacrifice in the Beis Hamikdosh

The leaning [on the head of one's sacrifice before it is slaughtered]

and the waving [the chest, thigh and certain entrails from one's sacrifice, done by the person bringing the korban as well as by the kohen]

and the bringing [a korban mincha] close [to the mizbeiach, which is done by a kohen]

and the taking grain from a korban mincha in the three middle-most fingers [which is done by a kohen]

and the burning [of a korban on the the mizbeiach, which is done by a kohen]

and the slaughtering a bird by slicing its neck with a fingernail [which is done by a kohen]

and the sprinkling and receiving [the blood of a korban, which is done by a kohen]

נוהגות באנשים

are conducted by men

ואינן נוהגות בנשים

and are not conducted by women

except for the korban mincha of a sotah or a nezirah

as they wave them.

Every commandment that is contingent on land

is only performed in the Land [of Israel]

and that which is not contingent on land

is performed both in the Land and outside of the Land

except for orlah [the restrictions on a new tree's first three years of fruit]

and kilayim [the restrictions on planting certain species together];

and Rabbi Eliezer says

also chodosh [the prohibition on consuming wheat planted and harvested after on Pesach until after the next Pesach].