Edible Plant Database
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Solanum retroflexum
Sunberry, Wonderberry
Solanaceae
Edible: Fruit, Leaves - flavouring
Veronica allionii
Alpine speedwell
Plantaginaceae
Edible: Leaves - tea
Allium chamaemoly
Dwarf garlic
Amaryllidaceae
Edible: Bulb ?
Allium crispum
Crinkled onion
Amaryllidaceae
Edible: Bulb ?
Astrocaryum standleyanum
Tucan nuts, Black palm
Arecaceae
Edible: Nuts, Seeds, Fruit, Palm hearts, Cabbage
Bolax gummifera
Bolsam-bog
Apiaceae
Edible: Root
Cardamine raphanifolia
Brassicaceae
Edible: Leaves
Carex kobomugi
Kobomugi sedge
Cyperaceae
Edible: Root, Seeds
Sanguisorba occidentalis
Annual Burnet, Western Burnet
Rosaceae
Edible: Leaves
Vassobia breviflora
Solanaceae
Edible: Fruit
Wolffia arrhiza
Least duckweed, Spotless Watermeal, Rootless duckweed
Araceae
Edible: Leaves
Zanthoxylum armatum
Nepal pepper, Prickly ash bark
Rutaceae
Edible: Fruit, Leaves, Twigs, Spice
Afzelia quanzensis
Lucky bean, Pod mahogany
Fabaceae
Edible: Leaves, Vegetable, Bark - potash
Bulbine semibarbata
Small flower leek lily
Xanthorrhoeaceae
Edible: Bulb, Leaves
Cynanchum thesioides
Temegen huhu
Apocynaceae
Edible: Fruit
Cyperus exaltatus
Cyperaceae
Edible: Ash - salt
Greyia sutherlandii
Natal bottle brush, South African bottlebrush, Beaconwood
Melianthaceae
Edible: Sap, Nectar
Huberantha nitidissima
Canary beech, Shiny-leaf tree
Annonaceae
Iberis amara
Rocket candytuft
Brassicaceae
Edible: Seeds - spice
Lantana hirta
Verbenaceae
Edible: Fruit
Lippia scaberrima
Verbenaceae
Edible: Leaves, Leaves - tea
Moraea bituminosa
Iridaceae
Edible: Corm, Bulb, Root
Nicotiana clevelandii
Cleveland's tobacco
Solanaceae
Edible: Leaves - tea
Orobanche coerulescens
Blue-flowered orobanche, Temegen sull
Orobanchaceae
Edible: Leaves - tea, Leaves
Podocarpus salignus
Podocarpaceae
Edible: Fruit, Shoots - drink
Urochloa trichopus
Hairy gonya-grass
Poaceae
Edible: Seeds, Cereal, Grains
Aloe spicata
Xanthorrhoeaceae
Edible: Leaves - potash
Babiana fragrans
Baboon root, Baboon flower
Iridaceae
Edible: Corm, Bulb, Root
Crataegus pruinosa
Frosted hawthorn, Waxyfruit Hawthorn
Rosaceae
Edible: Fruit
Macaranga capensis
River macaragna, Swamp poplar
Euphorbiaceae
Edible: Leaves
Psidium sartorianum
Sarte's guava, Puerto Rican Guava
Myrtaceae
Edible: Fruit
Rosa cymosa
Rosaceae
Edible: Fruit, Seeds
Searsia pentheri
Common crow-berry
Anacardiaceae
Edible: Fruit
Smallanthus maculatus
Asteraceae
Edible: Caution
Xanthorrhoea fulva
Swamp grass tree
Xanthorrhoeaceae
Edible: Flower nectar
Angelica gmelinii
Seacoast angelica
Apiaceae
Edible: Root
Clianthus puniceus
Parot's beak, Kaka beak
Fabaceae
Edible: Flowers, Pods
Cyperus laevigatus
Smooth flatsedge
Cyperaceae
Edible: Ash - salt
Hedeoma nana
False pennyroyal
Lamiaceae
Edible: Leaves - tea
Lilium auratum var. platyphyllum
Liliaceae
Edible: Bulb, Root
Senegalia catechu
Catechu acacia, Cutch tree
Fabaceae
Edible: Wood resin, Bark- tea , Gum
Strychnos pungens
Monkey apple, Spiny leaved wild orange
Loganiaceae
Edible: Fruit, Seeds
Styphelia triflora
Pink Fivecorners
Ericaceae
Edible: Fruit
Trichilia hirta
Broom bitterwood
Meliaceae
Edible: Fruit, Caution
Adenia gummifera
Snake climber, Green stem
Passifloraceae
Edible: Leaves, Flowers, Fruit, Vegetable
Amphitecna latifolia
Savannah black calabash
Bignoniaceae
Edible: Seeds
Azorella trifurcata
Apiaceae
Edible: Root
Begonia fenicis
Begoniaceae
This website is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Always verify plant identification with qualified experts before consuming any wild or unfamiliar plant. Some plants have toxic look-alikes, and edibility can vary by preparation method, plant part, and individual sensitivity. The authors accept no liability for any adverse effects from the use of information presented here.