Ringnecks and Eremophilas

To:	Richard Johnson <>
Subject:	Ringnecks and Eremophilas
From:	Graham Turner <>
Date:	Fri, 17 Nov 2000 10:33:58 +1000

G'day all,
                        I understand that Emus and Cassowarys do more than just 
transport
seeds, but some plants need their seed to be eaten before they
germinate. I know eremophila seeds are very difficult to grow and its
believed that they need to be eaten by Emus to grow. 

Isn't nature a wonderful thing.

Graham Turner.
Blaxland, Lower Blue Mtns
NSW



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