Because of this, "Kingia australis" was for many years thought to be a female form of the blackboy and was commonly named black gin, "gin" being the Nyoongar word for "woman".
It was therefore commonly named black gin, "gin" being the Nyoongar word for "woman". Because of this, "Kingia australis" was for many years thought to be a female form of the blackboy.
Because of this, "Kingia australis" was for many years thought to be a female form of the blackboy. It was therefore commonly named black gin, "gin" being the Nyoongar word for "woman".
Because of this, "Kingia australis" was for many years thought to be a female form of the blackboy. It was therefore commonly named black gin, "gin" being the Nyoongar word for "woman".