Ankerre
Coolabah Tree
Eucalyptus coolabah
Ankerre lyapeme ahelhe arturlele, lhere ilterrtye-ilerrtyele arlke. Ankerre nhenhe ikwerele tyape ankerrutne arlke aneme arlkwentye akngerre anteme. Arntape arne ankerre-arenye ineme iteme ikwentyeke. Irlkele wernemenge impemele mperlkere-irretyake. Irrernte-arle-irreke kele ingkwerlpe ikwere arrernemele athemele. Kele itne arlkwemele ingkwerlpe arrakertele tnyenemele.
The Coolibah tree's dried bark is favoured to produce ash to mix with bush tobacco for chewing. There is also a grub in the roots that is eaten.
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