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In text reference / citation: Gardening Australia (2020) or (Gardening Australia, 2020)
Bibliography / Reference list: Gardening Australia (2020). Australian native edible plants [eVideo]. https://youtu.be/vEiyP8-OJLU
"This video presentation gives a brief overview of three wild food plants from the southeast coast of Australia, the Blue Flax Lily, the Broad Leaved Geebung and the Spiny Headed Mat-Rush. The video describes where to find them, their uses and how to harvest and eat them." (Bushcraft Survival Australia, 2017)
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"Summer in the bush is a pretty bountiful time for wild edibles and I come across some Coastal Wattle, Warrigal Greens, Pig face (Karkalla), Coastal Saltbush, Spiny Headed Mat Rush, Flax Lilly, plus more!... Note: Eating wild edibles isn't a joke. Make sure you know what you're eating before you eat it. The vast majority of the plants in the bush are poisonous so be 100% sure before you take a nibble.
" Scotty's Gone Walkabouts, 2018)
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Bibliography / Reference list: Scotty's Gone Walkabouts, (2018). Coastal Bush Tucker- SE Australia [eVideo]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/drUEgqP68iM
"Most of my medicine is food". Neville gives Food Safari host Maeve O'Meara a tour of his "supermarket" and "chemist", out in the bush. (O'Meara, 2013)
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Bibliography / Reference list: O'Meara, M., (2013). Food Safari – A Look At Bush Tucker [eVideo] SBS Food. Retrieved from https://www.sbs.com.au/food/video/20651587800/Food-Safari-A-Look-At-Bush-Tucker
Source: Black, S. (2020).
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