Figures & data
Figure 1. A map of the Dja Dja wurrung recognition and settlement agreement area in central Victoria, Australia (approx. 36°06ʹ S to 37°30ʹ S; 142°58ʹ E to 144°41ʹ E). Source: Karina Pelling, accessed in March 2022 from the Australian National University.
![Figure 1. A map of the Dja Dja wurrung recognition and settlement agreement area in central Victoria, Australia (approx. 36°06ʹ S to 37°30ʹ S; 142°58ʹ E to 144°41ʹ E). Source: Karina Pelling, accessed in March 2022 from the Australian National University.](/cms/asset/48ebde50-a94e-4f5d-b3fc-5a4f966d3d4a/oafa_a_2153964_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. A young ~16-month-old) T. triandra tussock in April 2022 on Dja Dja Wurrung country near Dean, Victoria (37°27ʹ S 144°00ʹ E). Photo contributed by Dylan Male.
![Figure 2. A young ~16-month-old) T. triandra tussock in April 2022 on Dja Dja Wurrung country near Dean, Victoria (37°27ʹ S 144°00ʹ E). Photo contributed by Dylan Male.](/cms/asset/4d0d11cb-ab8d-4052-81da-99f5a23bf83c/oafa_a_2153964_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. A line diagram of a T. triandra tussock, panicle, spikelet, and seed diaspore morphology. Source:Gardner (Citation1952).
![Figure 3. A line diagram of a T. triandra tussock, panicle, spikelet, and seed diaspore morphology. Source:Gardner (Citation1952).](/cms/asset/b7819af2-0e6e-44e5-83f5-2f93a228488a/oafa_a_2153964_f0003_b.gif)
Figure 4. T. triandra seed diaspore (left); T. triandra naked caryopsis (right).Note: Seed length varies, generally <5 mm. Figure contributed by Dylan Male.
![Figure 4. T. triandra seed diaspore (left); T. triandra naked caryopsis (right).Note: Seed length varies, generally <5 mm. Figure contributed by Dylan Male.](/cms/asset/859fa106-37a2-4d7a-abb1-c777c2e1cc2a/oafa_a_2153964_f0004_oc.jpg)
Table 1. A summarised morphological description of T. triandra (Martin, Citation1975; Mitchell & Wilcox, Citation1994; Wheaton, 1994; Tainton & Booysen, Citation1965; Morgan, Citation1999; Mitchell, Citation2001; Snyman et al., Citation2013; Australian National Botanic Gardens. Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research, Citation2016; Godfree et al., Citation2017; Ghebrehiwot et al., Citation2006; Ibrahim et al., Citation2018; Cavanagh et al., Citation2019)
Figure 5. The annual development cycle of a T. triandra stand relative to the months of the year on Dja Dja Wurrung country, Victoria, Australia. Figure illustrated by Dylan Male.
![Figure 5. The annual development cycle of a T. triandra stand relative to the months of the year on Dja Dja Wurrung country, Victoria, Australia. Figure illustrated by Dylan Male.](/cms/asset/01e7c59c-0150-410b-a10b-b6de2282cbfc/oafa_a_2153964_f0005_b.gif)
Figure 6. An uncleaned seed lot containing stem, spikelet, and seed diaspore material, harvested from a brush harvester. Photo contributed by Dylan Male.
![Figure 6. An uncleaned seed lot containing stem, spikelet, and seed diaspore material, harvested from a brush harvester. Photo contributed by Dylan Male.](/cms/asset/e806a570-db5e-47fc-b1d7-6173eedec9ae/oafa_a_2153964_f0006_oc.jpg)
Figure 7. The hypothesised first-year development of a dryland T. triandra seed crop relative to months of the year on Dja Dja Wurrung country, Victoria, Australia. Figure illustrated by Dylan Male.
![Figure 7. The hypothesised first-year development of a dryland T. triandra seed crop relative to months of the year on Dja Dja Wurrung country, Victoria, Australia. Figure illustrated by Dylan Male.](/cms/asset/f30e7d3c-2668-4c67-a23b-9871ef7df75e/oafa_a_2153964_f0007_b.gif)
Data Availability Statement
There were no data generated by this review.