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Nightcap NP: Fruitful

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Subject: Nightcap NP: Fruitful
From: L&L Knight <>
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 14:37:01 +1000
Yes, many people don't realise that wait-a-while and lawyer vine are
palms.  The trick when walking through the forest is to recognise the
palms, so you lookout for the tendrils.  That way you can either go
round them, or find a way to push them aside if you can't.

On Friday, February 24, 2006, at 02:30  PM, Mark Roberts wrote:

The NZ functional equivalent is called Bush Lawyer - "it won't let you go until it has bled you dry."
 
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mark(at)markroberts.id.au  0404 50 99 24
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The name of the palm/creeper is Lawyer Cane, ther are several species: Wait a While, Fish Tailed Lawyer Cane, Yellow Lawyer Cane, another one called Wait a While and Vicious Hairy Mary, they are all Calamus
species. I like the old north Qld. name: Come back Quick.


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