In higher elevations the yellow carabeen, red carabeen, pigeonberry ash, rosewood and soft corkwood trees predominate.
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Others such as the river red gum and corkwood trees like grevillea and hakeas are a source of food themselves.
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Answer : I think that this may be a reference to Hlengwe word " Mugugudo " for the Tall Firethrorn Corkwood tree.
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The white flaky crust from river red gum leaves can be rolled into balls and eaten like a lolly and the nectar from the flowers of the corkwood trees can produce a sweet drink.
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