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cesar starts with ... I am trying to find this tuber but I have not had any luck, Do you know where I can get it?	About the Author 66 melbourne 19th September 2009 11:38pm #UserID: 2807 Posts: 21 View All 66's Edible Fruit Trees
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Phil. says... Try B & T World seeds, they have many varieties of unusual fruits and veges	About the Author Murwillumbah 26th September 2009 10:16am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Irma says... Hi Cesar, Ulluco is other of the Andean tubers. As far as I know is not available in Aust. The only Andean root found in Aust. are Canna edulis, Smallanthus sonchifolius/Yaccon, and the tuber Oxalis tuberosum/Oka. Lepidium meyenii/Macca is sold commercially in tablets or jell (as an energizer and antistress agent)it is also known as the Peruvian Viagra. Irma	About the Author Irma Eltham 26th September 2009 7:33pm #UserID: 534 Posts: 10 View All Irma's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jantina says... Allrareherbs sells macca plants but they are very small.	About the Author Jantina Mt. Gambier S.A. 26th September 2009 10:31pm #UserID: 1351 Posts: 1272 View All Jantina's Edible Fruit Trees
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cesar says... No luck Phil, they do not have it.	About the Author 66 melbourne 5th October 2009 11:16pm #UserID: 2807 Posts: 21 View All 66's Edible Fruit Trees
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cesar says... I found an old book about rare plants in Australia and ullucus was mentioned. However I do not know where to find it. I think I will have a look in the dicksonia guide of rare plants	About the Author 66 melbourne 5th October 2009 11:19pm #UserID: 2807 Posts: 21 View All 66's Edible Fruit Trees
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cesar says... No luck, nothing in that book, any other ideas...?	About the Author 66 melbourne 10th October 2009 11:10pm #UserID: 2807 Posts: 21 View All 66's Edible Fruit Trees
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cesar starts with ...
I am trying to find this tuber but I have not had any luck, Do you know where I can get it?

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Phil. says...
Try B & T World seeds, they have many varieties of unusual fruits and veges

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Irma says...
Hi Cesar, Ulluco is other of the Andean tubers. As far as I know is not available in Aust. The only Andean root found in Aust. are Canna edulis, Smallanthus sonchifolius/Yaccon, and the tuber Oxalis tuberosum/Oka. Lepidium meyenii/Macca is sold commercially in tablets or jell (as an energizer and antistress agent)it is also known as the Peruvian Viagra.
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Jantina says...
Allrareherbs sells macca plants but they are very small.

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cesar says...
No luck Phil, they do not have it.

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cesar says...
I found an old book about rare plants in Australia and ullucus was mentioned. However I do not know where to find it. I think I will have a look in the dicksonia guide of rare plants

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cesar says...
No luck, nothing in that book, any other ideas...?

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