name given to the small black seedsof Claytonia balonnensis, F. v. M., N.O. Portulaceae, which are ground up and mixed withwater so as to form a paste. It forms a staple article of dietamongst the Arunta and other tribes of Central Australia.
1896. E. C. Stirling, `Horne Expedition in CentralAustralia,' Anthropology, p. 56:
«In these districts `Munyeru' takes the place of the sporecases of `Nardoo' ( Marsilea quadrifolia), which is somuch used in the Barcoo and other districts to the south andeast, these being treated in a similar way.»