Karaka : a killer berry / by Rob Tipa

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Title

Karaka : a killer berry / by Rob Tipa

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Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Focuses on karaka, the ripe berries of which exude a powerful mix of volatile chemical compounds and whose kernels contain a lethal alkaloid poison called karakin. Describes the proper preparation before eating and the consequences of poisoning. Touches on medicinal properties and other traditional Māori uses.

Format

Journal

Date created

Sum 2009

Creator

Tipa, Rob

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20486577

Related subjects

Corynocarpus laevigatus / Poisonous plants / Paihana ā kai

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