Arne apmere Arrernte-ngele

Plants in Arrernte Country

Angelthe

Native Pair

Cynanchum floribundum

Angelthe nhenhe merne tyerrtye-le ilpelhe annge arlke arlkwentye akngerre.

The Native Pair is named after its pair of seed pods, which are eaten raw if young or steamed if mature. The leaves and stem of this plant are also eaten.

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