Arrutnenge
Bush Passionfruit
Capparis spinosa subsp. nummularia
Arrutnenge atningke lyapeme lhere arrpe anenhe-le apmere nhenhe-le arrentye akweke irrkwelheme intelyapelyape, arrutnenge arle intelyapelyape-le irrkweme iperre. Arrenye akweke nhenhe itne arrutnenge ilpelhe ingkerre arlkweme. Arrutnenge arlkweme annge kwerneme.
The Bush Passionfruit produces small green fruit that are hard to spot hidden amongst the bush's spikey round leaves. Easily spotted once the fruit ripens and turns yellow, the flesh is eaten and the seeds are either swallowed or spat out, not chewed.
Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property
The cultural knowledge and practices described and presented on this site are protected by Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) rights. ICIP covers Indigenous Peoples rights to maintain, control, protect and develop their cultural heritage, traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expression.
Respecting ICIP rights means that users of this site will respect the knowledge and cultural material presented here. Respecting the rights includes contacting the rights holders (via the publisher) regarding any intended reuse of material, appropriate attribution when reusing material with consent, and preventing offensive, misleading or insulting use. For more information about ICIP, see the Arts Law information sheet.
