Apenge
Desert Kurrajong
Brachychiton gregorii
Apenge apele arne artekerre tyerrtye arrpenhele areye arlkwentye akngerre. Tyerrtye-le kwatye apenge arterrke-nge-le antyweme.
The Desert Kurrajong's roots are dug up and water was extracted from them to drink. Smaller roots that are filled with water are also cooked and eaten.
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