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16. Quandong (Murrgan )
Eleocarpus grandis
Thin greenish flesh, under a brilliant blue skin, is eaten. The nutty flavoured seeds, encased in a hard shell, are extracted after cracking, similar to macademia nuts.
16.檀香科树木(Murrgan) 杜英属植物
薄薄的绿色的肉可以吃。坚硬的外壳里是坚果味道的种子。
クアンドン
緑がかった薄い果肉は食べられ、種は固い殻の中に入っていて木の実の風味がする。
Old leaves turn red and fall at any time of the year
Flowers bloom March to June , fragrant and abundant
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