Stock Library: Bush Tucker
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 enlarge » Bottle Tree (Brachychiton rupestre) from Queensland. Fam. Sterculaceae. Looking up trunk. #EFEB-3201 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Sydney Boronia (Boronia ledifolia) has pungent leaves which can be used in place of Rosemary. #EFEB-3740 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Scarlet Banksia (Banksia coccinea), close up of compound flower head. From Western Australia. #EFEB-4651 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Heath Banksia (Banksia ericifolia) along northern start of Coast Track, Royal National Park, NSW. #EFEB-6164 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Close up of flowers of Heath Banksia (Banksia ericifolia), Curracurrang, Royal National Park, NSW. #EFEB-6492 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Flower and buds of Bulbine Lily (Bulbine bulbosa), Nanangroe Rd, near Gundagai, NSW. Bulbs eaten by aborigines. #EFEB-7621 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Clustered Orange Thorn (Citriobatus pauciflorus), rainforests of NSW, Qld. Fam. Pittosp. Has edible fruit; not related to citrus. #EFEC-169 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Prickly Currant Bush (Coprosma quadrifida). Yarra Ranges National Park, Victoria. Edible berries. #EFEC-1197 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » A red bottlebrush (Callistemon acuminatus), close up of flowers with bee. Coastal NSW. #EFEC-4685 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Shoot sprouting from coconut fruit at base of a mature coconut tree (Cocus nucifera) in a garden. The Kimberley, Western Australia. #EFEC-5657 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Green Birdflower (Crotalaria cunninghamii). Simpson Desert, Queensland. Medicinal use by aborigines. Seeds said to be edible. #EFEC-7343 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Parakeelya (Calandrinia balonensis), a native succulent edible plant growing on dunes. Simpson Desert, Queensland. Seeds also edible. #EFEC-9124 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Gymea Lily (Doryanthes excelsa), Fam. Doryath. Sydney region. Close up of nectar. #EFED-221 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Hyacinth Orchid (Dipodium punctatum) near Marysville, Victoria. Tubers eaten by aborigines. #EFED-1183 © Esther Beaton |
 enlarge » Fruit of Tasman Flax Lily (Dianella tasmanica). Yarra Ranges National Park, Victoria. #EFED-1186 © Esther Beaton |
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