Yes, The predominant species of plant is spinifex, a low-growing, hardy, spiky grass. There are two main species of spinifex: soft spinifex (Triodia pungens) and feather-top spinifex (Triodia schinzii). Other flora species include: * desert walnut (Owenia retuculata) * desert bloodwood (Eucalyptus chippendalie) * various species of Grevillea, such as Grevillea stenobotrya,G. wickhamii and G. refracta * many species of wattle, such as bramble wattle (Acacia victoriae) and umbrella bush (A. ligulata) For more details of plant species in the Great Sandy Desert, see the link below.

Fruits are the edible parts of a plant that are produced from the flowers.

Vegetables are the edible parts of the plant that come from the leaves, stems or roots.

However, many of our vegetables are technically the fruits of their plants, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, squash and string beans. As foods, they are considered to be vegetables.