Definitions

1. noun

A species of tree (Asteromyrtus scabra) found in eastern Australia, known for its small white flowers and edible fruit.

“The park ranger explained that the burrawang trees were a vital part of the local ecosystem.”

2. noun

The edible fruit of the burrawang tree, often used in bush foods and traditional Australian cuisine.

“The chef featured burrawang in her bush tucker menu, serving it with native herbs and spices.”