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Jitarna--northern corkwood, after the bark is scraped off to make bush medicine.

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Bush orange--parnttali, grows in rocky country

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Corkwood flower

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Ngamari --mistletoe. You can chew the berries like bubble gum.

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kalkkarti --soap bush (acacia colei). this grows in the plains country it is also known as "bush rinso."

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Bush Onion -- Kinyuwurru

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Mulurr--turpentine bush

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Bush onion plant -- Kinyuwurru

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Bush onion--kinyuwurru

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Bush Tomato-- Nganjawarli

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Coorkwood bark-- jitarna. The bark can be scraped off and then ground up into a paste and used if you have scabies or a burn.

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Acacia colei, Acacia cowleana, known as Bush rinso or kalkkarti. Break the little green bits off and put them in cold water and rub your hands with it until it gets soapy.

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