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![]() enlarge » Cabbage Tree Palm (Livstona australis) in fruit. Royal National Park. New South Wales. Fam. Palmae. Has edible core. #EFEL-9125 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Cabbage Tree Palm (Livstona australis) in fruit. Royal National Park. New South Wales. Fam. Palmae. Has edible core. #EFEL-9126 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Flowers of Scented Paperbark? (Melaleuca squarrosa?). Late November, Mt William National Park, Tasmania. #EFEM-5530 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Lime green flowers of Stunted Paperbark (Melaleuca nervosa). Joonjoo Botanical Trail near Derby, The Kimberley, WA. Flowers soaked for sweet drink. #EFEM-5719 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Waterlilies (Nymphaea sp), Northern Territory. #EFEN-2421 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Waterlilies (Nymphaea sp), Northern Territory. #EFEN-2529 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Waterlilies (Nymphaea sp), on dam at Mataranka, Northern Territory. #EFEN-5570 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Berries of Queensland Pittosporum (Pittosporum rhombifolium), rainforests of NSW, Qld. Slightly bitter edible fruit. #EFEO-343 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Sticky seeds of Pisonia, a native rainforest tree of coastal NSW and Qld, which attaches to Gould’s Petrel chicks and causes death. Young leaves edible. Cabbage Tree Is, NSW. #EFEP-5057 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Common Screwpine or Pandanus tree (Pandanus spiralis) with ripe fruit. The Kimberley, Western Australia. May. Seed edible. #EFEP-5649 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Common Screwpine or Pandanus tree (Pandanus spiralis) with ripe fruit. The Kimberley, Western Australia. May. Seed edible. #EFEP-5650 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Native Raspberry (Rubus parvifolius), Yarra Ranges National Park, Victoria. #EFER-1192 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Wild Plum (Santalum lanceolatum). An important food in central Australia. Uluru National Park, NT. #EFES-3045 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Red flowers of Cranberry Heath or Native Cranberry (Styphelia humifusa) has edible fruits. Mt William National Park, east coast of Tasmania. #EFES-5460 © Esther Beaton |
![]() enlarge » Flower of Variegated Thistle (Silybum marianum), a weed in sheep wheat belt. Edible leaves; used as herb to increase lactation. #EFES-7775 © Esther Beaton |
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