A New Zealand tree with orange berries containing seeds which are poisonous unless roasted.
卡拉卡树，棒果木
Corynocarpus laevigata, family Corynocarpaceae
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I helped my friend at one stage to collect the seeds of karakas.
The dominant species in the bush is the karaka, but there is also mahoe (whiteywood).
She writes very sensitively about them, and events that could be scoffed at by outsiders (such as one member shaking hands with a karaka tree on the first pilgrimage to Waitangi) are treated openly and honestly.
The following steps describe how our kuia prepared the karaka kernels for eating.
The attackers cut down karaka trees for ladders to breach the walls.