a variation of burrawang (q.v.).
1877. Australie, `The Buddawong's Crown,' `Australian Poets,'1788-1888, ed. Sladen, p. 39:
«A Buddawong seed-nut fell to earth,
In a cool and mossy glade,
And in spring it shot up its barbed green swords,
Secure 'neath the myrtle's shade.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
And the poor, poor palm has died indeed.
But little the strangers care,
`There are zamias in plenty more,' they say,
But the crown is a beauty rare.»