Stock Library: Bush Tucker
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 enlarge » Seed pods of Forest Wattle (Acacia frigescens) showing pink arils, fallen on a mossy log. Central Highlands. Victoria. #EFEAA-1249 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Seed pods of Silver Wattle (Acacia dealbata) hanging in tree. Ben Cairn Rd, Central Highlands, Victoria. #EFEAA-1251 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Glory Wattle (Acacia spectabilis) whole tree. Near Forbes, NSW. Edible flowers. #EFEAA-2848 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Gum oozing from rough bark of Flax Wattle (Acacia linifolia). #EFEAA-2907 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Gundabluey Wattle (Acacia victoriae) collected seed pods. Important in Bush Tucker industry for ‘wattleseed’. #EFEAA-3049 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Gundabluey Wattle (Acacia victoriae) Seed pods and cleaned seeds. Important in Bush Tucker industry for ‘wattleseed’. Central Australia #EFEAA-3050 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Red lerp scale (Austrotachardia acacia) infests Witchetty Bush (Acacia kempeana); produces honeydew eaten by aborigines. #EFEAA-3054 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Masses of fallen seed pods of Silver Wattle (Acacia dealbata). Central Highlands, Victoria. #EFEAA-3200 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Mimosa Bush (Acacia farnesiana), pest in Queensland where it can choke paddocks & is low grade fodder. Expensive perfume ingredient in France. #EFEAA-4554 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Sydney Golden Wattle (Acacia longifolia), sandy coastal woodlands of NSW, Qld, Vic, Tas, SA. #EFEAA-4556 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Wattle flowers: Mt Morgan Wattle or Queensland Silver Wattle (Acacia podalyriifolia). Edible flowers. #EFEAA-4643 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Illawarra Flame Tree (Brachychiton acerifolium) from NSW to North Qld. Fam. Stercul. #EFEB-125 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Climbing Apple-Berry (Billardia scandens) Fam. Pittosp. Southeastern Australia. #EFEB-144 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Bulbine Lily (Bulbinopsis bulbosa) Fam. Lilia. Southeastern Australia. Bulbs eaten by aborigines. #EFEB-145 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Seed cones of Kurrajong (Brachychiton populneus) Southeastern Australia. #EFEB-157 © Esther Beaton |
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