Wild Food Plants of Australia

**Wild Food Plants of Australia**

Australian Nature Fieldguide: Wild Food Plants of Australia is a must-have reference for anyone interested in foraging, bush survival, and wild food cuisine. Presented in a concise and convenient form, this guide by Tim Low makes it easy to identify over 180 edible plants found across southern and eastern Australia, as well as inland and tropical regions. Whether you are a bushwalker, naturalist, scientist, or gourmet chef, this field guide provides valuable information on how these plants were used historically and how they can be utilized today.

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With distribution maps, color photographs, and line drawings accompanying each plant description, Wild Food Plants of Australia is both visually appealing and informative. Not only does it include a guide to identifying poisonous and non-poisonous plants, but it also offers insights into introduced food plants, nutrients found in wild food plants, tips on foraging and cooking with wild plants. This comprehensive guide has received praise from renowned chefs like Stephanie Alexander for its clear photographs and tasting notes.

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Use cases:
1. Foraging: Use this field guide to safely identify edible plants while foraging in the Australian wilderness.
2. Bush survival: Learn about native plants that can provide sustenance in emergency situations while exploring the outdoors.
3. Cooking: Experiment with using wild food plants in your culinary creations with the help of detailed descriptions and tasting notes.
4. Camping: Enhance your camping experience by incorporating wild food plants into your meals using the information provided in this guide.
5. Farming: Gain insights into unique Australian bushland flora that can be cultivated or incorporated into sustainable farming practices.