Wild Prune - Pouteria Sericea Drawing By William Ivinson

Wild Prune - Pouteria Sericea

By William Ivinson

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This bushy tree is found in jungle areas of Australia's Northern Territory behind beach sand dunes. Its leaves are dark green and oval shaped with a soft furry underside. Flowers are small and bell-shaped and occur from October to November signaling the start of the wet season. Fruit occurs mainly from April to May and earlier in some areas. They are purple, long, oval shaped and eaten raw when ripe. They have a sweet taste and are a popular fruit.

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Bill is of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island descent and was born and raised in Darwin N.T.

He has belonging to kinship systems of various Aboriginal groups from Broome in W.A. through Wadeye (Port Keats), Peppeminatti (Murrin Ger – Mother’s Language Group), Daly River in the N.T. and is accepted into family clan systems in various communities within the Northern Territory.

His Torres Strait Islander origins through his father’s people begin in Erub (Darnley Island) in the Torres Strait and extend through family systems to Brisbane in QLD and Perth in Western Australia.

He is a Senior Elder with a deep knowledge of the needs and aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people and an in-depth understanding of Australian Aboriginal Culture.

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