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Opilia

Opilia amentacea

Photo by Vinny
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Field Notes

Description:

Vigorous woody climber or small shrub, form edible orange yellow fruits. The bark and leaves were used by Aboriginal people as a fish poison. Member of the Opiliaceae family.

Habitat:

Coastal Monsoon Rainforest

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