Guide to some edible/useful (mostly) local species
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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- Small Leaved Tamarind
- Blue Quandong / Hard Quandong
- Silky Oak / White Yiel Yiel
- COMMON NAME SPECIES Av. Ht We
- Plants requiring some shade
- Kangaroo Vine, Native Grape
- Barb Wire Vine / Native Sarsparilla
- Mistletoes have sweet edible fruit (many species occur in SEQ) .
- Orchids (including many ground orchids) have edible bulbs or pseudobulbs. These contain starches eaten raw or pounded into flour cooked. Cymbidium eaten raw.
Flame Tree / Lacebark Brachychiton acerifolius / discolor
T fast
fs/ps f S x Edible seeds (once hairs are removed) Fibre source. Trunks bear water - can be tapped
T
fast stings fs/ps
f F
Caution
stinging leaves fruits eaten - but may have stinging hairs . Chewed inner bark used to absorb honey Inner bark pounded to line babies beds. Outer bark used for fibre. Leaves applied for rheumatism - Ouch!!
>10m
T N slow x
fs/ps
F Mature fruit edible raw (sour) or great for jams / sauces
Tamarind Diploglottis campbellii >10m
T N slow x
fs/ps
F Not local. Mature fruit edible raw (sour) or great for jams / sauces Blue Quandong / Hard Quandong Elaeocarpus grandis / obovatus
o T L fast
fs/ps F x Large upright tree with buttresses. Edible fruit, best prepared/cooked Bats-wing Coral Tree Erythrina wespertilio >10m
T L toxic
fs/ps
N x Seeds toxic. Roots eaten raw. Outer bark used for canoes & shields. Flowers and seeds for decoration. Inner bark for headache & sore eyes Native Figs Ficus sp >10m
T
fs/ps f F All figs edible. Quality varies.
>10m
T L fast
fs/ps
N x Rich source of nectar
8-12m
T M x
fs f B? x Grafted tree will be smaller and fruit much quicker.
Mischarytera lautereriana >10m
T N x
fs/ps
F Fruit eaten
>10m
T M slow x wb fs/ps f F Edible fruit. bushy, hardy tree. Male & female flowers on separate trees. Native Crabapple Schizomeria ovata >10m
T
fs/ps
F Ripe white fruits eaten
6-10m
T L fast x
fs/ps
S Edible tasty nuts. Best dried or roasted before shelling Bark used for fibre. Leaves heated & applied to wounds to stop bleeding
>10m
T L
wb fs/ps
F Mature fruit edible raw (sour) or great for jams / sauces 6 COMMON NAME SPECIES Av. Ht We t f ee t For m Fr ost Grow th Rat e B est e at in g Win d b re ak Sun B u tt er fly B irds Flowe rs Uses/Comments Medicinal uses Sour Cherry Syzygium corynanthum 10m
T N x wb fs/ps
F x Mature fruit edible raw (sour) or great for jams / sauces
Syzygium luehmannii 10-20m
T N x wb fs/ps
F x Mature fruit edible raw (sour) or great for jams / sauces
Ginger Alpinia arundelliana 1m
H N-recovers slow x
ps/sh
F Rhizomes, stems, leaves & fruit eaten. Leaves tenderise meat
2m
H N-recovers x
ps/sh F
Edible rhizomes, stems, leaves & fruit. Leaves tenderise meat Broad-leaf Palm Lily Cordyline petiolaris 2m
P
ps/sh
F Mature fruit eaten Young shoots edible
3-4m
P N slow
sh
Edible fruits and new shoots (kills palm)
Piper hederaceum (syn novae- hollandiae) V
V N
x
ps F x Native pepper vine. Real peppercorns
Sambucus australasica 2m
S
fast
ps
F Fruits eaten raw
2-4m
S H slow
ps/sh
Seeds used as pepper
H H slow
ps/sh f
x Flowers eaten
Viola hederacea <1
H M slow
ps/sh
x Flowers eaten. Excellent spreading groundcover Vines
Capparis sarmentosa V
V
slow
ps
Excellent fruit, but rare fruiting. Edible flower buds (pickled) Lawyer Cane Calamus muelleri V
V N slow
ps H
Canes/leaves used for baskets & shelters. Scant edible fruits. Barbs used as fish hooks. Young shoots chewed & swallowed for dysentery.
V
V
slow
fs/ps f F
Small mature fruit eaten raw. Stems used as a fibre source. Slender Grape Cayratia clematida V
V
ps F
Mature fruit edible. Tuber cooked & eaten Kangaroo Vine, Native Grape Cissus antarctica V
V N
fs/ps
Mature fruit eaten Larger vines yield fresh water when cut.
V
V M
fs/ps
x Mature fruit eaten Cut large vines yield fresh water. Fruit Jelly soothed throat
V
V
Not edible ps
Not edible Crushed leaves sniffed for headache relief - best for sinus Native Yam Dioscorea transversa V
V N
x
ps
Delicious edible tubers - raw, steamed or roasted. Millaa Millaa Vine Eleagnus triflora V
V
fs/ps f F
Mature fruit eaten raw. Source of fibre Supplejack Flagellaria indica V
V
fs/ps F
Mature fruit eaten. Sweet musk flavour, but gritty texture. Important for tree climbing. Fibre source for twine, fish traps & nets. Sap applied to sore eyes
V
V
slow
ps/sh F
Attractive scrambling vine. Fruit eaten
Geitonoplesium cymosum V
V
slow
ps F
Young shoots eaten - taste like peas
Maclura cochinchinensis S/V
S/V
L
fs/ps
F
Mature orange fruit sweet & edible. Watch out for grubs! Thorns used to remove splinters
V
V
fs/ps F
Mature red fruits edible - watch out for the white sticky latex
V
V
slow
fs/ps f
Orange fruit eaten - sour but rich in flavour. Can be grown as shrub with pruning Native Passionfruit Passiflora herbertiana V
V
x
fs/ps f F
Sweet pulp eaten - (quality seems to vary greatly) Giant Pepper Vine Piper hederaceum (syn novae- hollandiae) V
V N
ps F x Native pepper vine. Sweet flesh. Seeds are peppercorns Candlestick Vine Pothos longipes V
V
slow
ps/sh F
Mature red fruit eaten raw.
Native Sarsparilla Smilax australis / glycophylla V
V
fs/ps F
Ripe black fruits eaten raw. Older stems used for firesticks Shining Grape Tetrastigma nitens V
V
fs/ps F
Mature black fruit eaten raw (best native grape) Stems yield water
V
V L
fs/ps f F
Mature red fruit eaten raw. Excellent source of fibre for twine, nets, dillies, etc
Small mature fruit eaten raw. Stems used for fibre
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