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Austral English: A Dictionary of Australasian Words, Phrases ...
256 : “'Lo0k out,' said my companion, 'don't touch that lawyer-vine; it will tear you
properly, and then not let you go.' Too late ; my fingers touched it, and the vine
had the best of it. The thorns upon the vine are like barbed spears, and they ...
Edward Ellis Morris, 2011
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Handbook of Australian Languages
... sick bugi, N: fart bugibuga, N: stinking turtle buQiEa, N: sun in early morning
buQu, Adj: blunt bugs, Adj: rotten, stinking, dead bugal, N: lawyer vine bulafi, N:
toad fish bulbs—Y, Vint: fall bulbiEK, N: quail bulge—L (~bu:—G), Vtr: drink
bulgagi, ...
R.M.W. Dixon, Barry J. Blake, 1983
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Of Pavlova, Poetry and Paradigms: Essays in Honour of Harry ...
Perhaps most remarkable is the fact that bush-lawyer (for the creeper known also
as lawyer vine) is the only NZ collocation employing bush as its first element to
enter the list (NZ 1853, Aust. 1878, lawyer vine 1871). In the twenty-five years ...
Christine Franzen, Laurie Bauer, 1993
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Ecology of Plant-Derived Smoke: Its Use in Seed Germination
... Br. lawyer vine Lawyer vine is endemic to Australia. A 60 minute aerosol
smoke treatment of soil samples containing the seeds of this species, collected
across forest edges between subtropical rainforest and eucalypt forest in the
Lamington ...
Lara Jefferson, Marcello Pennacchio, Kayri Havens-Young, 2014
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The Confessions of a Beachcomber
In some places the jungle comes down to the water's edge, the long antennae of
the lawyer vine toying with the rod-like aerial roots of the mangrove. The plateau
is the park of the island, half a mile broad, and a mile and more long. Upon it ...
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Camouflage Australia: Art, Nature, Science and War
He learnt the many uses of Lawyer vine, bark, sago palm, pandanus, coconut
palm and kunai grass: Lawyer vine for lashing and for ropes, sago palm and
pandanus for plaiting prefabricated camouflage covers, kunai grass for huts to
disguise ...
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Australian Palms: Biogeography, Ecology and Systematics
Dunk Island lawyer vine, solitary lawyer vine, Mission Beach wait-a-while
Distribution and ecology: Calamus vitiensis is distributed from New Guinea east
through the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to Fiji, and in north-east Queensland
from ...
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Searching for Aboriginal Languages: Memoirs of a Field Worker
It was possible to specify the mode of ascending by adding something to the
Jalnguy verb - bilinyu would be dayubin dalmbirarru, literally "go up along at a
tree" and bumiranyu could be dayubin galgulba, literally "go up with a lawyer
vine".
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Australian Legends: Tales Handed Down from the Remotest ...
... thenno foodstuff couldbe entirely eliminated. So westillhave the smilax, one
variety without prickles and the other, which some people call "lawyer vine"
though there areother "lawyer vines," stillwith them. A STAR LEGEND The group
of stars ...
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In the Tracks of Old Bluey: The Life Story of Nat Buchanan
The narrow track made travelling in single file necessary so there was a great mix
up when the tenacious barbed lawyer vine caught in Kate's skirts and she
became hopelessly entangled. Nat, in an attempt to release her from the clutches
of ...
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flower power, far and wild
I love that in the Daintree I was told by an indigenous guide that Calamus muelleri is better known as the wait-a-while or lawyer vine — take ... «The Australian, 7月 15»
Barrington Tops refuses to yield the 32-year mystery of the missing …
The vine is known as lawyer vine - once it takes hold it's a bloody, painful process to break free. But Cooper says it is an incredibly beautiful ... «The Australian, 11月 13»
The Daintree: land before time
Other plants have names that are more accurately descriptive: wait-a-while palm (also known as 'lawyer vine'), fire vine, walking-stick palm, fan ... «Australian Geographic, 2月 11»
Off the radar
... dense, it can be penetrated only by men and women prepared to crawl, to clip their way through the tenacious "lawyer vine" with secateurs. «Sydney Morning Herald, 3月 04»
