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Date: 2017-02-09 05:25 am (UTC)So, wiki is telling me that warrigal is an indigenous word for a wild dog (so, a dingo) and apparently applying it to a plant implies that the plant is also wild or undomesticated.
But the plant is a kind of wild spinach, which you can read about here: Tetragonia tetragonioides.