Canarium australianum
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| Canarium australianum F.Muell. |
Canarium australianum (Mango bark, Turpentine tree, Brown Cudgeree) is a tree native to Australia and Papua New Guinea. Its flowers are white and its fruits are smooth, blue in colour, and about 2 centimetres long. Torres Strait Pigeons eat them.
