Records determined by Uiras

5 m high; Tree; Notes: Light: full sun. Rare, perennial, woody, indigenous tree. Stem habit is ascending. Not aromatic. Broken twigs have no sap.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Substrate: soil amongst boulders. Soil: sandy soil and humus. Exposure: full sun. Moisture: floodplain (narrow). Lithology: (soil) and quartzite. Slope: level. Small tree, 3 m tall (others up to 7 m tall x 26 cm diameter at breast height). Common.

Notes: Annual herb. Up to 50 cm high. Flowers red. Common.

6 m high; Tree; Notes: Single-stemmed tree, 6 m high.

Tree; Notes: 500 cm high. Leaves: simple, alternate, toothed margins, long petiole, apex sharply tapering, base lobed. Stems and bark: smooth, light green, no latex, harsh smell.

Notes: Leaves: obovate, smooth, hairless, alternate, discolorous.

Creeper; Notes: Common creeper. Usually found on plants associated with small termite mounds. Latex is opaque, not milky. Flowers greenish - cream coloured. When young petals are twisted, many ants on nectaries in flowers. Mixed mopane woodland with numerous small pans. Soils, clay, clay loams.

Climber; Notes: Climber. Climber in Combretum woodland. Mbukulu name: muthingambo.

grass; Notes: Vegetation type: hygrophilous open herbs. Soil: sand (alluvial). Exposure: full sun. Slope: level. Plant features: early colonizer; stem and sheath purple. Common.

Graminoid; Notes: Vegetation type: open scrub. Soil: sandy soil and boulders. Exposure: full sun. On lower bank of river. Lithology: (soil) and quartzite. Slope: moderate. Plant features: leaves pungent, side branches on older culm appear to have been washed by earlier high river level. Common.

Shrub; Notes: Vegetation type: thicket/woodland. Substrate: soil and boulders. Soil: alluvial, sand/silt and humus. Exposure: partial shade. Lithology: (soil) and quartzite. Slope: gentle. Plant features: shrub; stems several, slender, weak; leaves velvetty; fruit black when ripe. Common. Browsed by mammals.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1 m high. No flowers or fruit. Younger branchlets greenish. Older branches and stems grey. Young branchlets distinclty hairy. Scarce only one plant in the area. Area of open Kalahari woodland with small patch heavier soils occupied by species more typical of of riverine fringe woodlands. Soils leached kalahari sands and clay loams near termitaria.

Herb; Notes: Perennial herb, ca. 0.5 m high. Stems ribbed, densely pubescent. Leaves trifoliolate; pinna rhombic, 30 x 20 mm, dull green, venation prominent with hirsute indumentum; stipules ovate, tapering, caducous. Inflorescence axillary raceme, up to 20 cm long. Flowers 12 - 15 mm long, pendulous; petals pubescent, yellow with maroon streaks.

3 m high; Shrub; Tree; Notes: Wispy tree or single stemmed shrub, 3 m high. Leaflets fairly large. Pods with persistent calyx. Growth form: tree or shrub.

This shrub is 1.5 m high. Many stems, twisted, thin, growing upwards. Bark: smooth.

Parasite. Notes: Parasite of Philenoptera violacea. Also seen on Dichrostachys. Fleshy leaves, dull green, concolorous.

Tree; Notes: Tree about 3 m high. Bark white-grey, very thick and fissured .