type of mistletoe (lysiana spp. and amyema spp.)
id:7551 order:403
Merne atyankerne artetyenge lyapeme ulpulpenge arrateme.
This type of mistletoe grows on mulgas in the spring.
wild onion, onion grass (cyperus bulbosus)
id:7558 order:411
Yalke name antyerrke-irrerlenge aremele tnyetyeke.
When the wild onion grass dries you dig the onions up.
dead finish seeds (acacia tetragonophylla)
id:7547 order:397
Merne ntange arlketyerre alpmanthele itentye-akngerre.
The edible seeds of the dead finish tree are cooked in the hot ashes.
native pear (cynanchum floribundum)
id:7549 order:400
Angelthe lherele tnenhe-tnenhe arlpelhe-arlke arlkwentye akngerre.
Native pears grow beside creeks and you eat their leaves too.
banana-flavoured bush tomato (solanum cleistogamum)
id:7546 order:396
Mwanyeme awatentye-awatentye lhere iterele lyapentye-akngerre.
This type of bush tomato looks waxy and grows besides creeks.
bush plum, narrow-leafed native currant (canthium lineare)
id:7536 order:381
Merne ngkwernelyerre ikwemeye arlkwenhe-arlkwenhe.
The narrow-leafed bush plum tastes sweet.
