2. Wait-a-while (Yabulam) Calamis australis
The wait-a-while berries and canes were eaten by indgenous people. Water can be drunk
by cutting the cane. Cassowary find the beeries very tasty too. Canes were cleaned of their prickly coating and used as construction materials in rainforest bush huts
by cutting the cane. Cassowary find the beeries very tasty too. Canes were cleaned of their prickly coating and used as construction materials in rainforest bush huts
2. “等一会”（Yabulam）澳大利亚棕榈科植物
浆果和藤可以烤着吃。割开藤可以获得水。也可用于建筑。
浆果和藤可以烤着吃。割开藤可以获得水。也可用于建筑。
ちょっと待っての木
アボリジニーはこの実と茎を食べ、切った茎から水を飲んでいた。茎は住居を作るのにも使われていた。
アボリジニーはこの実と茎を食べ、切った茎から水を飲んでいた。茎は住居を作るのにも使われていた。
Leaves and tendril
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Bract of berries
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Close up of hooks on tendrils
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Vicious thorns of a plant cousin "Hairy Mary"