Skip to content
Menu
  • resources
    • special reviews
    • Apps
    • Books
    • Software
    • Websites
  • by category
    • animals
    • fungi
    • plants
      • ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
      • NSW (New South Wales)
      • NT (Northern Territory)
      • Qld (Queensland)
      • SA (South Australia)
      • Tas (Tasmania)
      • Vic (Victoria)
      • WA (Western Australia)
  • by region
    • ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
    • NSW (New South Wales)
    • NT (Northern Territory)
    • Qld (Queensland)
    • SA (South Australia)
    • TAS (Tasmania)
    • VIC (Victoria)
    • WA (Western Australia)
    • Coastlines and oceans
  • News
    • Newsletter
    • tweets
  • Search
  • resources
    • special reviews
    • Apps
    • Books
    • Software
    • Websites
  • by category
    • animals
    • fungi
    • plants
      • ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
      • NSW (New South Wales)
      • NT (Northern Territory)
      • Qld (Queensland)
      • SA (South Australia)
      • Tas (Tasmania)
      • Vic (Victoria)
      • WA (Western Australia)
  • by region
    • ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
    • NSW (New South Wales)
    • NT (Northern Territory)
    • Qld (Queensland)
    • SA (South Australia)
    • TAS (Tasmania)
    • VIC (Victoria)
    • WA (Western Australia)
    • Coastlines and oceans
  • News
    • Newsletter
    • tweets
Ecobits Australia

Indigenous Plant Use

Indigenous plant use: A booklet on the medicinal, nutritional and technological use of indigenous plants Book Cover Indigenous plant use: A booklet on the medicinal, nutritional and technological use of indigenous plants
Zena Cumpston
Botany, indigenous culture
2020
PDF ebook
40

 

You can download this booklet for free from: Illuminating Indigenous Culture Through Plants

     

    Indigenous Plant Use is a small but very interesting booklet on indigenous use of plants at The Living Pavilion project in May 2019 at the University of Melbourne.

    The booklet mostly covers plants widely available in eastern Kulin Nation (Victoria). There are also some edible plants from further afield that can be grown successfully in multiple Australian climates.

    All of the plant information fits onto labels that you can print, laminate and use in your garden.

    This booklet also has an excellent reference list on where to find more information on indigenous use of plants.

    You can download this booklet for free from: Illuminating Indigenous Culture Through Plants

     

    Related Posts

    1. Field Guide to Useful Native Plants from Temperate Australia
    2. The People of Gariwerd
    3. Edible Wattle Seeds of Southern Australia
    4. Rainforest Trees and Shrubs
    5. Rainforest Climbing Plants
    6. Native Trees and Shrubs of South-eastern Australia
    7. Flora of Victoria
    8. Rainforest Restoration Manual for South-eastern Australia
    9. Jawoyn Plants and Animals
    10. Ngunnawal Plant Use
    11. Bushfires & Bushtucker
    12. Adnyamathanha and Beyond
    13. Kosciusko Alpine Flora
    14. A Field Guide to the Grampians Flora
    15. The Grampians in Flower
    16. Field Guide to Plants of the Molonglo Valley (ACT)
    17. Native Plants of Northern Australia
    18. Field Guide to the Plants of Outback South Australia
    19. Plants of Central Queensland
    20. Pasture Plants of North-west Queensland
    21. Trees and Shrubs of North-west Queensland
    22. Flora of New South Wales
    23. Rainforest Plants of Australia
    24. A Guide to Flowers and Plants of Tasmania
    25. Plant Life of Western Australia
    26. Flora of the Sydney Region
    27. Eremophila and Allied Genera
    28. Ocean Shores to Desert Dunes
    29. Norfolk Island’s Fascinating Flora
    30. Grassland Flora: a field guide for the Southern Tablelands (NSW & ACT)
    31. Flora of Australia online
    32. FloraBase — The Western Australian Flora
    33. eFloraSA — Electronic Flora of South Australia
    34. eFlora — Vascular Plants of the Sydney Region
    35. Trees and shrubs of Black Mountain, Mount Ainslie and Mount Majura
    36. How to grow grass trees from seed
    37. Australian Tropical Rainforest Plants website
    38. North Queensland Plants website

    Subscribe to the newsletter

    Subscribe here:

    Resources by state

    • Australian Capital Territory
    • New South Wales
    • Northern Territory
    • Queensland
    • South Australia
    • Tasmania
    • Victoria
    • Western Australia

    How to become a green business

    Green website hosting

     
    • Privacy policy
    • Sponsor: Rubida Communications

    Copyright © 2023 Ecobits Australia. All Rights Reserved.

    Codilight Theme by FameThemes
    Please help improve this site!
    This 3-question survey will only take 1 minute.
    What interests you in
    Australian biodiversity?
    Yes
    I'll do the survey
    Subscribe here: