Dianella: Aboriginal Use of Native Plants

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Aboriginal Use of Native Plants

Home	Blackbean	Native leek	Bunya pine	Cabbage tree palm
Candlenut tree	Flax Lily	Figs	Grass tree	Gymea Lily
Kurrajongs	Lawyer cane	Lilly pilly	Mat-rush	Marri
Nardoo fern	Pandanus	Paper bark	Pig face	Quandong
Native raspberry	Rock lily	Bluebell creeper	Warrigal greens	Wattles
Brush Cherry	Burdekin plum	Bush tomatoes	Davidson's plum	Native citrus
Illawarra plum	Kakadu plum	Kangaroo apple	Lemon aspen	Lemon myrtle
Muntries	Riberry	Tasmanian pepper	Tree fern	Cycads
Milk-maids	Bracken fern	Tassel bush	Native clematis	Fringe lily

Flax lily

Dianella species

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*16 Flax Lily Dianella* (various species) - from Australian national Botanic Gardens Dianella caerula** - from Organic Matters, a nursery specialising in indigenous plants tubestock The Genus Dianella - from Association of Societies for the Growing of Australian Plants Aboriginal plant use - from Victorian Museum Aboriginal Bush Food - from Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney	LILIACEAE Dianella tasmanica - from Vegetation of Mt Field National Park and the South-West Tasmania Wilderness Area, University of Tasmania LILIACEAE Dianella revoluta - from Vegetation of Mt Field National Park and the South-West Tasmania Wilderness Area, University of Tasmania

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