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Rudi Maxwell

Genomic tools show innovative Indigenous agriculture

Bunya pines have been important to Aboriginal peoples for thousands of years. (HANDOUT/Australian Botanic Gardens)

Aboriginal peoples increased the spread of a tree species that held cultural and culinary significance as a response to colonisation, new research has found.

Bunya pines have been important to Aboriginal peoples for thousands of years, with a bumper season signalling important gatherings on the east coast.

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