quan·dong also quan·dang 
(kwŏndŏng′)
(kwŏndŏng′)n.
1. An Australian shrub or small tree (Santalum acuminatum) that is hemiparasitic on the roots of other plants and bears edible red fruit.
2. An Australian tree (Elaeocarpus angustifolius) having glossy leaves, greenish-white flowers, and shiny bright blue fruit.
[Wiradhuri (Pama-Nyungan language of southeast Australia) guwandhaaŋ.]
quandongSantalum acuminatum
- calcinosis
- calcite
- calcitic
- calcitonin
- calcitriol
- calcium
- calcium carbide
- calcium carbonate
- calcium channel blocker
- calcium chloride
- calcium cyanamide
- calcium cyanide
- calcium cyclamate
- calcium fluoride
- calcium hydroxide
- calcium hypochlorite
- calcium light
- calcium nitrate
- calcium oxide
- calcium phosphate
- calcspar
- calc-spar
- calc-tufa
- calc-tuff
- calculability