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Aboriginal Uses of Plants Around Sydney
... were consumed by Sydney Aborigines (Tetragonia tetragonioides, Apium prostratum, Atriplex cinerea). In fact there is not a lot of evidence that greens were all that important to Aborigines. There are ... , in northern Australia Phragmites australis Young stems, in Tasmania Interestingly, it appears that Sydney Aborigines did not eat the cabbage of Livistona australis (according to James Backhouse), a ...
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Historical1
... George's Sound where he remained until 1835. He took a keen interest in the Aborigines, learning their language and customs, and showed compassion and concern for their welfare. His botanical ... did pioneering work in NSW particularly along the Hawkesbury River and in the environs of Sydney He visited W.A. in 1881 and did field work around Perth to Bunbury and ...
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The Cycad Pages
... genus may be expected in the future. Several species were important food sources for Australian Aborigines, after extensive processing to remove toxins. The more abundant species have also been recorded as ... somewhat in error. The word is from the Dharuk language (the people originally of the Sydney and Illawarra region), "barawan[g]", referring to Macrozamia communis. The term Burrawang has since ...
plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

Copper Tree Health Consulting
... in the spiritual centre of Australia in the Olgas also known as Katajuta by the Aborigines. This is an Essence to help people fully express the love vibration innate within them ... beauty, joy and excitement in the present and optimistically anticipate the future. $12.25 CAD Sydney Rose {Boronia serrulata} Positive Outcome: Realising we are all one; feeling safe and at peace ...
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hibiscus.org
... kidney damage from drinking H. heterophyllus tea over a few days and that discussions with Aborigines confirmed that they use this plant only sparingly as a medicinal plant, rather than to ... . Low, T. (1988) Wild Food Plants of Australia, Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Low, T. (1989) Bush Tucker, Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Symons, P. and S. (1994) Bush Heritage, Queensland Complete Printing, Qld ...
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hibiscus.org
... shores of the New World. A plant found in the Society islands was painted by Sydney Parkinson in 1769 http://rubens.anu.edu.au/htdocs/surveys/charlotte/byartist/display00422.html This ... It is one of the species asssociated with mangroves in Australia and is used by Aborigines for medical purposes as well as for tools. http://members.ozemail.com.au/~mmichie/mangr5 ...
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