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	Santalum acuminatum - Growing Native Plants
		Quandong is found in a wide variety of habitats characterised by generally nutrient poor, free draining soils.
		Using one that dominates the pot or crowds the seedling is not advisable because the Quandong has some uptake from its roots and may be outcompeted.
		The Quandong sapling needs to be planted within range of the roots of at least two potential hosts.
	www.anbg.gov.au /gnp/interns-2002/santalum-acuminatum.html (710 words)

	Quandongs - Australian Bush Food - Nullarbor Travel Guide
		Quandong tree roots were also ground down and used as an infusion for the treatment of rheumatism.
		Typically Quandong leaves were crushed and mixed with saliva to produce a topical ointmnet for skin sores and boils.
		Quandong kernels could also be eaten and some tribal groups were known to employ crushed kernels as a form of "hair conditioning oil".
	www.nullarbornet.com.au /themes/quandongs.html (857 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Quandongs - Native Australian Fruits
		Quandong trees can be found mostly in the desert areas of Australia; much of the Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia.
		Quandong seeds can also be crushed to make a lotion that can be used to treat skin disorders or even act as a hair conditioner.
		The quandong is a favourite food of emus and cassowaries, and as long as you don't mind getting your hands dirty, the seeds are readily available in the bird's droppings.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/hub/A10422802 (966 words)

	Quandong
		The Desert Quandong and the Bitter Quandong are both of the same Genus (Santulum) the sandalwoods, whereas the Blue Quandong is from a different Genus altogether.
		The Quandong is a salt tolerant species that is suitable for semiarid land.
		The main problem at the moment with the Quandong is the occasional off tasting fruit and the often distasteful nut The CSIRO scientists see this as a "major obstacle to their commercial exploitation as a nut crop".
	fennerschool-associated.anu.edu.au /fpt/nwfp/quandong/Quandong.html (907 words)

	Propagation of the Quandong
		However, quandongs are not adapted to pot culture.
		I have found mulching and tree guards prepared from shadecloth to be beneficial to the establishment of pot-grown quandongs.
		Quandong seedlings are quite heterogeneous (variable), so you can't be sure of getting a good plant from seed.
	farrer.riv.csu.edu.au /ASGAP/APOL7/sep97-2.html (1843 words)

	Quandong confit - sugar-cured quandong halves (250g) : Vic Cherikoff Gourmet Food Online Australia, Native Australian ...
		Quandong is a word from the Wiradjuri Aboriginal clan for the native peach but Aborigines never had access to sugar to make a quandong confit.
		The quandong fruit is only similar to peaches (and apricots) in that it has a stoney seed and a subtle peach-apricot flavour.
		I like to finely slice the quandong halves and use these as a garnish over sweet or savoury dishes including marla (kangaroo) steaks, seared tuna, Asian noodles, lamb shanks or finish a meal with ice cream or tarts topped with quandong confit and drizzled with quandong fruit confit syrup.
	www.dining-downunder.com /shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=20 (388 words)

	Quandong Glossary Term
		Native to Australia, the Quandong is a wild bush fruit that is beginning to be raised as a cultivated fruit.
		Although referred to as a Quandong, the Blue Quandong, which is also known as a Brush or Silver Quandong as well as a Blue Fig or a Coolan, is actually not related to the same Genus as the Desert or Bitter Quandong.
		However, the reference to is as a Quandong is due to the fruit it bears which is similar in appearance to the non-related varieties.
	www.recipetips.com /glossary-term/t--38097/quandong.asp (261 words)

	Quandong
		The Desert Quandong and the Bitter Quandong are both of the same Genus (Santulum) the sandalwoods, whereas the Blue Quandong is from a different Genus altogether.
		The Quandong is a salt tolerant species that is suitable for semiarid land.
		The main problem at the moment with the Quandong is the occasional off tasting fruit and the often distasteful nut The CSIRO scientists see this as a "major obstacle to their commercial exploitation as a nut crop".
	sres-associated.anu.edu.au /fpt/nwfp/quandong/Quandong.html (907 words)

	Quandong - Glossary - Hormel Foods
		Native to Australia, the Quandong is a wild bush fruit that is beginning to be raised as a cultivated fruit.
		Although referred to as a Quandong, the Blue Quandong, which is also known as a Brush or Silver Quandong as well as a Blue Fig or a Coolan, is actually not related to the same Genus as the Desert or Bitter Quandong.
		However, the reference to is as a Quandong is due to the fruit it bears which is similar in appearance to the non-related varieties.
	www.hormel.com /kitchen/glossary.asp?id=38097 (290 words)

	Summary of report: Integrated Pest Management of Quandong Moth - control of quandong moth in quandong orchards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The native Australian quandong is in increasing demand as a unique Australian bushfood.
		Predictive modelling was a valuable tool to examine the timing of quandong moth generations and determine the seasonal cycle of the moth.
		A fact sheet to aid quandong growers in identifying stages of quandong moth and other insects in quandong orchards has been prepared in colour hard-copy, and is also available for posting on websites.
	www.rirdc.gov.au /reports/NPP/01-172sum.html (922 words)

	Quorn Quandongs - Welcome - The Ancient Fruit Of The Future
		Both cultivars have PBR status pending and are consequently protected from any body purporting to be able to sell any propagation material from these trees or use their names or any derivatives of their names (such as Powell 1) to sell propagation material.
		It is expected Quorn Quandongs will be able to gather sufficient scion material by September 2003 for its own use to complete a 4,000 tree orchard of grafted Powell’s Red Supremes by April 2004.
		Quorn Quandongs anounced today that it has secured the rights to develop the new PBR Protected (Status Pending) cultivar known as Saltbush Lane.
	www.quandongs.com /index.htm (587 words)

	CSIRO PUBLISHING - Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
		Quandong growth, as measured by height and dry-mass accumulation, was significantly improved when grown in the presence of a host plant compared with being grown alone.
		Quandong grown with a host achieved an average height of 45 cm, while those grown alone grew up to only 37 cm.
		Quandong grown with Myoporum parvifolium and Atriplex nummularia accumulated a significantly greater amount of dry biomass than quandong grown alone.
	www.publish.csiro.au /?paper=EA01093 (220 words)

	CSIRO PUBLISHING - Australian Journal of Botany
		Quandong exhibited a significantly more negative water potential than the neighbouring plant species at both field sites during summer and winter.
		A water potential difference of 1.7 MPa was maintained between quandong and its putative host over a measurement period of 24 h.
		Stomatal conductance and assimilation of quandong were lower than those of the neighbouring plants at both Middleback and Aldinga during both summer and winter measurements.
	www.publish.csiro.au /?paper=BT00080 (252 words)

	SRN - Sandalwood Research Newsletter
		With the development of direct seeding of quandong and sandalwood next to appropriate host plants proving to be a simple and efficient technique, field grafting would nicely complement the development of uniform orchards.
		There also exists the potential to graft quandong onto established sandalwood, thereby allowing harvesting of trunks and roots of sandalwood, when the quandongs orchard usefulness has passed.
		Field grafting of quandongs has so far met with limited success and involves a complex multilayered technique to protect the scion material from the elements.
	www.jcu.edu.au /school/tropbiol/srn/abstract056.html (176 words)

	SHOALMARRA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Quandong can be eaten straight off the tree, and it is also dried and stored for further use.
		Grown naturally in the arid and semi arid regions to the south-western part of the continent, the Quandong has been used for hundreds of years by the Aborigines, fresh and dried.
		The Quandong can be pureed and used as either a sweet or savoury sauce for meat, fish or poultry.
	www.shoalmarra.com.au (288 words)

	CSIRO CSE Research - Australian Native Foods - Plant Profiles - Quandong
		Quandong moth damage is a significant postharvest quality issue, particularly with wild harvested fruit where pest control measures are not used.
		To help researchers and others with an understanding of previous research work in Quandongs, a selected bibliography has been prepared and can be downloaded from this site.
		The bibliography is in the form of tab-delimited text file and can be read by word processors, or imported in to spreadsheet or database programs for greater functionality.
	www.cse.csiro.au /research/nativefoods/crops/quandong.htm (349 words)

	Blue Quandong - Lamington National Park (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Blue Quandong grows to a height of 35 metres with a prominently buttressed base, with an open layered crown.
		The large bright blue fruits have a thin covering of flesh surrounding a seed that resembles a ‘brain’.
		Blue Quandong grows in sub-tropical rainforests near watercourses.
	lamington.nrsm.uq.edu.au /Documents/Plant/bluequandong.htm (212 words)

	Amazon.com: quandong (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Or perhaps quandong- chilli kangaroo sirloin and maybe...
		tracks were everywhere and the quandong trees were eaten almost bare.
		persimmon-like sea ebony, the blue quandong, ruby saltbush, native kum- quat...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=quandong&tag=lexico&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (906 words)

	Beat the Chef: Pan fried kangaroo fillet, on a yam rosti, with macadamia and quandong sauce
		Combine native peppercorns, a couple of native pepper leaves, and dried bush tomatoes in mortar and pestle.
		Add quandong jam, cook for a couple of minutes, and then add ¼ cup of water.
		Pan fried kangaroo fillet, on a yam rosti, with macadamia and quandong sauce
	www.abc.net.au /tv/beatthechef/txt/s1464398.htm (227 words)

	Troubled Times: Quandong (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Troubled Times member living in Australia recommends Quandong, a bush Tucker tree that is very hardy in fact it is a parasite tree, and one of the only edible parasites in the world.
		Quandong does not kill its host, however, but takes on the genetic character of the host, i.e.
		The fruit is like a peach, the nut is like a Macadamia, and the branches can be clipped and used as sandalwood incense.
	www.zetatalk.com /food/tfood37d.htm (86 words)

	Quandong - Santalum acuminatum
		Among the plants to be found here is the Quandong (Santalum acuminatum), a fairly common plant of inland Australia and one of the few Australian native plants to be exploited for its food value.
		Its vernacular name sweet quandong, by the way, was a means to distinguish it from the bitter quandong S.
		The fruit of all three plants are edible and the quandong, in particular, is receiving some degree of commercialisation.
	farrer.csu.edu.au /ASGAP/APOL7/sep97-1.html (1186 words)

	Quandong - Santalum acuminatum
		Among the plants to be found here is the Quandong (Santalum acuminatum), a fairly common plant of inland Australia and one of the few Australian native plants to be exploited for its food value.
		Its vernacular name sweet quandong, by the way, was a means to distinguish it from the bitter quandong S.
		The fruit of all three plants are edible and the quandong, in particular, is receiving some degree of commercialisation.
	farrer.riv.csu.edu.au /ASGAP/APOL7/sep97-1.html (1186 words)

	! Quandongs ! Tropical Rainforest, Far North Queensland Australia
		The Quandongs are trees that produce mainly blue fruits usually with a single largish seed, and the leaves often have fine serrations.
		However, they are not at all related to the 'quandongs' of drier parts of southern and central Australia.
		Another common Quandong species in the Daintree is the 'Kuranda Quandong' Elaeocarpus bancroftii.
	rainforest-australia.com /quandongs.htm (283 words)

	Beat the Chef: Char Grilled Kangaroo Fillet Quandong Chilli Glaze
		BBQ or char grill to medium rare and rest in a warm (80 deg C) oven for 10 mins.
		Reheat the quandong glaze with a little sliced chilli for spice.
		Strain and reboil with the stewed quandongs from above.
	www.abc.net.au /tv/beatthechef/txt/s1464471.htm (154 words)

	Knife Outlet: Paul Chen Quon Dong Folder (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Silver inlaid buffalo horn is the handle material of choice for Hanwei's Quandong Folder.
		The form of the folder originated many generations ago in the Quandong (or Canton)Province, but the button lock, from designer Paul Chen, is strictly a modern twist.
		The Quandong represents influences of nature in the design with its egg plant shaped handle and bamboo leaf shaped blade.
	knifeoutlet.com /shop/catalog/4243.htm (71 words)

	Skyrail Rainforest Cableway Cairns - Nature Diary
		The beautiful Kuranda Quandong (Elaeocarpus bancroftii) began flowering in late April, and as we move into June the flowers are being replaced with large, green fruits.
		These fruits contain thick shelled nuts which are shaped like rugby balls and have slender almond-shaped kernels inside; the fruit and kernels are edible and are a favourite food source for the rare Southern Cassowary.
		To access the tasty Kuranda Quandong kernels, you have to hit the seed at the point where the 'lines' meet and the seed will split open.
	www.skyrail.com.au /diary0604.html (606 words)

	Santalum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There is a wide range of plants that quandongs will attatch themselves to, it does not seem to matter what species.
		However, if you are thinking of starting an orchard, it is reccomended that the host be a woody species for long term health of the plants.
		For example, quandongs supplied from Muntari Wild Food Plants nursery use Kunzea pomifera and Billardiera cymosa for host plants, as both produce edible fruits and will not out grow the quandong plant itself while still in the nursery and both are woody species.
	users.chariot.net.au /~muntari/species5.htm (320 words)

	Desert Quandong Jam 120g
		Our Quandong fruit are grown on a sustainable arid land plantation in South Australia on the Eyre Penninsula, the yellow dot on the map to the right shows where this is, the red area is the natural range of the Quandong.
		The Quandong is a small tree with distinctive dark green foliage and leaves that hang vertically.
		Cultural History: Quandong trees are highly sought after in the Outback where they provide some tasty respite for the weary traveller and trees are often found with a log 'ladder' leaning up against their trunk, left by the last people who raided the Quandong for its fruit.
	www.bushtuckershop.com /prod1.htm (419 words)

	recipe3
		Peaches replace the popular Australian quandong fruit in this marvelous mix of flavors and textures.
		When the butter melts, slip the quandong slices (or peach slices) into the pan, and sautÈ until they are soft, but not mushy.
		To serve, place the chicken breast on a plate, arrange the peaches around the meat, and then gently pour the sauce over each.
	www.giantfood.com /resources/giant/flash/australia/media/recipe3.htm (232 words)

	Fruit Fly Control, Blue Quandong - Elaeocarpus Angustifolius, Finger
		The blue quandong is a beautiful buttressed fast growing rainforest tree native to Eastern Australia from the mid-north coast of NSW to far-north Queensland.
		It is an excellent pioneer tree and a great tree to grow in woodlots for its highly regarded pale timber.
		The flowers of the blue quandong are small but beautiful, bell-shaped and greenish-white in colour.
	www.daleysfruit.com.au /newsletter/Jan2006.htm (1578 words)

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