The Quandong tree is a plant of the more arid regions and dry open savannah, but can also be found on flat ground beside inland waterways. It has the appearance of being a tall bush growing to a height of around 3 metres. The tree has a drooping eucalyptus-like growth with green to grey leaves. Edible fruit are produced during the summer months and during autumn. The green unripe fruits resemble gum nuts in appearance, and change to bright red then almost black when ripe. The black-red edible flesh surrounds a large central stone, and may stain the . . .

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