What are the unique fruits of Australia? What are the specific rules of its distribution?

Finger orange

It is native to eastern Australia and southeastern New Guinea, mainly concentrated in a small part of northern New South Wales and the tropical rainforest areas of southern Queensland.

Macadamia nut

Also known as: Queensland chestnut, macadamia walnut, macadamia nut, Queensland nut, it is a tree nut native to Australia. Distribution area: Eastern Australia, New Caledonia, Sulawesi, Indonesia.

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Plant culture

The fruit of the finger orange looks like a sweet potato or a plump sausage, but it is only the size of a human finger." This is where the name "Zhicheng" comes from. Under the ordinary skin of the orange, there are many tiny pieces of pulp the size of caviar. Each particle is shining with crystal luster. At first glance, it looks like caviar. Therefore, the orange has the title of "caviar from the forest". reputation.

In addition, finger oranges have another nickname - "finger lemon". This nickname is derived from the unique taste and aroma of finger oranges: the skin of ripe finger oranges will exude a lemon-like smell. It has a refreshing fragrance, and the acidity of the pulp is even worse than that of lemon.

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