Hardy Western Australian wattle named for the raspberry-jam scent of its freshly cut wood. The bark contains exceptionally high concentrations of N,N-DMT.
ECOLOGY & HABITAT
Drought-tolerant small tree of the wheatbelt and goldfields of southwestern Australia.
Distribution
Australia (WA)
TRADITIONAL USE
- Aboriginal Australian use of the seed as a food and the wood for tools and weapons
CULTURAL CONTEXT
Highly valued by indigenous Noongar people; entheogenic interest is entirely modern.
GALLERY
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REFERENCES
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- Maslin 2001
- Trout 2007
