An old and well-established Xanthorrhoea
species, with a flower spike and blackened trunk.
Eustrephus latifolius. Unusually for a climber, it's a
monocot. Both the berries and tubers are edible.
Showing posts with label Crommelin Arboretum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crommelin Arboretum. Show all posts
Monday, January 28, 2008
Central Coast Field Trip: the Crommelin Arboretum
Adjoining the Research Station where we stayed on the field trip is the Crommelin Arboretum, around 6 hectares of natural and cultivated native bushland, rainforest and wetland. It's a very peaceful place....
An old and well-established Xanthorrhoea
species, with a flower spike and blackened trunk.
Eustrephus latifolius. Unusually for a climber, it's a
monocot. Both the berries and tubers are edible.
An old and well-established Xanthorrhoea
species, with a flower spike and blackened trunk.
Eustrephus latifolius. Unusually for a climber, it's a
monocot. Both the berries and tubers are edible.
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