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The only commercially grown Australian native nut is the Macadamia Nut.
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How is a nut made?
A macadamia nut is grew from a Australian tree. or nut can be made when a men and women hump they produce nut
What is the difference between a Brazilian nuts and an Australian nut?
A Brazilian nut plays FUTBOL, while an Austrailian nut plans RUGBY.
What is planted on an Australian farm?
It depends on the type of farm - crops, pasture, citrus, nut trees, eucalypts
What Australian food was discovered by John Macadam?
Australia's native nut tree, the macadamia, was first described by botanist John Macadam.
What foods are indigenous to Australia?
The Macadamia nut is the only large scale Australian food there is. Australia also exports eels to tThe Netherlands where they are a delicacy smoked.
What is a ghghg hobnocker?
A hobnocker is a person who masterbrates in public restrooms.
What could happen if you ate a cycad nut straight from the cone?
The cycad nut contains a poison that causes symptoms similar to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. There is a high incidence of ALS in Guam because of eating a bread made from the flour, even though most of the poison is leached out, and eating the flying fox that consumes this nut. Also, in Australian cattle that eat this nut develope symptoms known as the Zamia staggers.
What is the nut of an Australian tree with white flowers?
You possibly refer to the Macadamia, specifically, Macadamia integrifolia which is native to Australia and grows along the east coast between Bundaberg and Coffs Harbour.
Is a punch nut a locking nut?
A punch nut is not a locking nut
What is the Italian translation of 'macadamia'?
Macadamia is the same in Italian and English.Specifically, the macadamia nut is named after the Scottish-born Australian chemist Dr. John Macadam (May 1827 - September 2, 1865). Noce di macadamia is the Italian equivalent of "macadamia nut." The feminine noun noce means "nut." The preposition di means "of."The pronunciation is "NOH-tcheh dee mah-kah-DAH-myah."
WHAT is the origin of word macadamia nut?
The tree is an Australian evergreen tree named after Dr John MacAdam a Scottish born chemist (1827 - 1865) who was secretary of the Victoria Philosophical Institute in Australia
What is an Australian example of an angiosperm?
Good examples of Australian angiosperms include spinifex, a tough grass that grows in the desert and semi-arid areas; kangaroo paws, the floral emblem of Western Australia; eucalyptus; hakea; macadamia nut; grevillea; callistemon (bottlebrush); melaleuca; syzigium (lilly-pillies); and leptospermum.
