Kangaroo Apple: Aboriginal Use of Native Plants

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Aboriginal Use of Native Plants

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Kangaroo Apple

Solanum aviculare

Note: The fruit of the Kangaroo Apple is toxic until the fruit is ripe.

For further information:	For other images
Kangaroo Apple Solanum aviculare - Forest Secrets, Museum Victoria Solanum aviculare (SOLANACEAE); Kangaroo apple - from Brisbane Rainforest Action and Information Network Spotlighting the Deadly Night Shade Family - from Society for the Growing of Australian Plants Ethnopharmacological Study of Medicinal Plants in New South Wales - from Macquarie University	Picture Gallery for: Melbourne, VICTORIA - Royal Botanic Gardens - images from personal web site, scroll down to Kangaroo Apple Kangaroo Apple Solanum aviculare - Forest Secrets, Museum Victoria

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