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nardoo's Usage Examples:

Marsilea drummondii is a species of fern known by the common name nardoo.

padlu and a type of damper made from the ground sporocarps of the ngardu (nardoo) plant (Marsilea drummondii) in exchange for sugar.

microtheca) Marsilea drummondii – nardoo Portulaca species, such as common purslane (Portulaca oleracea) and large.

Aborigines and early white settlers, who knew it under the name ngardu or nardoo.

based on a staple of damper, from flour leached out of the sporocarps of nardoo and grass seeds, cooked into a damper over ashes.

There is some evidence that the nardoo contributed to their deaths.

could gather from hunting local game, relied on a bread cake made from nardoo seeds as a staple.

Some of the rare plants include Lacy coral lichen, nardoo, hairy sedge and various species of orchids.

However, the sporocarps contain toxic levels of thiaminase, so careful preparation methods must be used in order for the nardoo to be safe.

the ground sporocarps of the ngardu (nardoo) plant (Marsilea drummondii).

2, InterPro: IPR027574, IPR004305) Source include: Bracken (brake), nardoo, horsetail, and other plants.