Pmerple
Quandong
Santalum acuminatum
Pmerlpe apmere antekerre-antekerre ampinyele lyapeme. Arne pmerlpe arlpentye akngerre ulyentye akngerre arlke. Merne pmerlpe apele nhenge irrtnye athetheke-irrerlenge aremele akeme pmerlpe renhe. Merne annge athetheke, ikwerele-arlenge-arle annge lyeke-lyeke akweke kwenele aneme.
Introduced to the area through trading, the Quandong's flesh is tasty and highly nutritious. A popular food that people would often trade for bush tobacco.
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