Records determined by Gereau

Small much branched tree to ca. 5 ft. with dense foliage. Branches straight suberect.

Small tree 10-15 ft.

Shrub or small slender tree 3-7 m high.

Slender tree c. 8 m high.

Fairly common tree up to 10 m tall with orange inflorescence.

Tree 20 ft., rounded crown.

Small tree, c. 6 m high, profusely flowering. Flrs white to pale yellow. Found on remnants of miombo wiidland on roadside in farming area.

c. 9 m high tree with short straight stem and roundish crown, just outside Biology Building, UNZA. Spines inconspicuous, flrs cream.

Large tree, c. 12 m high with spreading, more or less umbrella-shaped crown. Flrs cream. Mopane woodland.

Tree, 20 feet, old bark red and fissured. Pairs of large thorns persistant, also pairs of short thorns. Heads of white flower-Acacia SP.

Tree 25 ft high, flat topped, flowers white, fragrant

Habitat: River bank

Small tree 7 m high, 14 cm dbh. Bark brown closely and shallowly fissured. Large persistent spines on bole and branches. Flowers white. Putting out fresh leaves on flowering branches. Slash: OB: 0.2 cm thick, brown, green on inner margin; IB: 0.5 cm thick, pink, exuding red gum.

Occasional, tree to 5 m, black curved spines, pods light glaucous green with red splotches.

Common shrub to 3 m; brown bark; filaments bright yellow.

Tree, 7 m. Spreading branches; bark greyish-black; leaves dark green; fruits light green pods with white hairs.

Shrub, spread to 4 m. Stems woody, brown; leaves pinnate, dark green; fruits light green pods with soft white hairs. Common in disturbed secondary Combretum forest.

Tree to 6 m, spreading widespread in disturbed woodland. Stems grey-brown. Leaves pale green. Fruits light green.

Tree, frequent, 4-5 m tall with grey-beige bark; nectaries above pulvini black; pods deep green with black hairs.

Tree; to 7 m; trunk and stems grey-brown; leaves compound, thin, dark green; pods thin, green.

Bark is green and powdery

Tree 30 ft. high. Upper bark yellowish, bole more or less smooth. Old trees have rough bark, deeply longitudinally furrowed.

Medium open tree, very thorny, flowers white, appearing with leaves. Sepals green, petals green, filaments white.

Much branched, ca. 10 m high tree. Spines straight, 5-7 cm long. New leaves just emerging.

12-15 high tree with dense, more or less umbrella-shaped crown. Flowers pale yellow.

10-15 m high tree. Flowers white to cream.

Ca. 15 m high tree with roundish crown and straight, powerful spines. Flowers white to cream.

Large, more or less flat-topped tree ca. 15 m high, unarmed or with few long, straight spines. Flowers pale yellow.

Tree; approx. 1.5 m tall; stems woody, light green with a greyish white glaucous (powder); leaves dark green with short hard hairs on top, light green underneath; fruits light green with persistent light green calyx at the base of fruits.

Parasitic; at hill top; stem grey; leaves green and relatively tough; flowers light red with dark red bands near apex.

Occasional large tree to 10 m; calyx green; corolla tube white; male flowers, stamen on long column, red; female flowers, may be sterile; central flower white filaments, fertile?; anthers red.

Tall tree ca. 14 m in height growing on anthills. Trunk grey with deep vertical fissures. Branches smooth grey with white patches. No spines. Leaves compound bipinnate in tufts of 3-4. Fruits/flowers not visible. Collected 20 July 1996 from termite mound within 14 acre chimp enclosure.

9 m. tree on fringe of forest (grows to 3' diameter and 90' high) with visinate leaves and rhomboidal lfts alab. fls white with pink filaments, standing above the foliage.

Frequent lianescent shrub to 3 m; young parts with light brown hairs; young fruit light green.

Small; lianescent shrub; along the banks of the river; occasional; leaves smooth, shiny abaxially; flowers white.

Tree; to ca. 6 m; trunk and stems dark brown; leaves trifoliate, dark green; fruits small, round, clustered; ripe fruits orange, juicy with a round, hard seed; immature fruit hard, light green.

Tree 5 m; along margins of gorge; leaves shiny above; flower buds creamy white.

Tree to 3 m, occasional on flanks of termite mound. Stems light brown. Leaves green. Fruits light green.

Tree, 10 m with red-brown bark; petiole and petiolules brown-red; leaflets light green; corolla creamy white; anthers yellow. Seed fried as ground nut substitute. Pods powdered and administered against termites.

Annual; herb in seasonally wet area; stems golden-yellow to reddish; petals pink; anthers yellow.

Arbre, fruit sec.

Occasional; vine; non-woody at edge of mushitu; calyx light green; corolla light white; staminodia white at base, yellow at tip.

High climbing vine; to 10 m; stems green with lighter tan patches; fruits light red-pink when mature; yellow flesh around seed.

Liana, to 10 m; on low trees; twining stems; bark white-cream to dull, dark brown; new shoots and young stems green; ripe fruit bright red.

Rare understory tree to 3 m; young fruit white to light green turning slightly red to purple; "citrusy" aroma of fruits and twigs.

Tree to 10 m; on termite mound; watery, milky latex at cut; fruit light green.
Recorded as var. rubriflora.

Tree to 10 m; on termite mound; watery, milky latex at cut; fruit light green. Identified as var. rubriflora

Tree to 3 m tall, growing on rock cliff; bark red-brown, flaky; calyx light green; corolla white; anthers yellow; phloem latex white.

Shrub in understory; phloem latex white; calyx green; corolla lobes white; filaments green; anthers bright yellow.

Tree to 8 m; petioles red; young fruit green; latex clear and thick; aromatic.

Shrub; 2 m; flaky brown-red bark; on termitaria; latex clear-milky; fruit light green.

Common twining plant on bamboo ca. 7 m long, along the river. Fruit light green, papery-winged, slightly thin in middle; leaves green on top, light green with short hairs below.

Shrub; 2.0 m, erect. Stems pale grey-white, peeling to reveal tan below. Calyx green to red, corolla magenta. Style and filaments pink-magenta, anthers bright yellow. Common.

Shrub; 1.5 m, branched at base. Stems grey-tan, rough. Leaves soft pubescent. Calyx green with red tips. Petals bright purple-pink, style magenta, filaments yellow, anthers purple-pink. Fruits red. On edges of drying swamp.

Common along stream in degraded woodland. All floral parts green; shoots red-brown.

Tree 10 m; rough, grey bark, thornless; calyx light green; filaments white; anthers light yellow; inflorescence turning orange then brown.

Tree 5-6 m with sweet flower scent; white filaments with yellow anthers ageing to yellow flowers.

On Julbernardia globiflora. Tube pale orange; other parts greenish white.

Occasional tree to 8 m; armed with spines on twigs and branches; young fruits light green.

Parasitic plant on Brachystegia. Leaves light green.

Occasional; in woodland; to 2.5 m; abaxial leaf surfaces brown; in bud only; inflorescence with red-brown hairs.

Rare; in dambo; stem and leaves reddish with small brown hairs; flowers red.

Small tree of 5 m tall, rough bark surface; white fluffy petals; white filaments, black anthers.

Weak tree to 4 m on rocky slopes; calyx green; petals creamy white; anthers yellow; new foliage with slight red cast.

Tree 10 m x 60 cm DBH. Bark smooth, greyish-black; leaves light green; fruits fibrous, sticky, dark green.

Tree to 6 m; grey bark; slight yellow-brown cast to leaves; young fruit light green.

Medium size tree ca. 8 m tall. Fruit with smell and texture of avocado pear.

Shrub, armed; 70-80 cm tall; flowers pale pink, fruits golden-green; leaves close when touched.

Frequent shrub at edge of water; flowers pink with yellow pollen; pods golden-green, maturing dark brown-black.

Occasional suffrutex from woody rootstock; new shoots red, gold cast to new leaves; tepals green-yellow; anthers same color; young fruit green.

Rare tree to 3 m in woodland; leaves glaucous grey-green; rough grey bark; pedicels yellow; bracts pink; young fruit light green, turning purple with age.

Herb; 60 cm, erect, suffrutex. Stems glossy white. Leaves coriaceous, glossy above, glaucous below. Sepals orange-red, persistent, showy. Fruit orange. Infrequent.

Occasional plant 6 m tall with yellow inflorescence.

Occasional weak wooded tree to 5 m; (in fruit only); calyx lobes yellow; young fruit light green and balck when mature.

Tree to 8 m; leaves light green; midribs yellow-white; calyx yellow to brown; young fruits light green. N.V. "munau"

Tree; 15 m x 25 cm DBH. Bark grey, smooth. Leaves rough with prominent cream midrib below. Fruits green, with fine, short, white hairs, immature. Infrequent, growing in rock crevices.

Tree; to 10 m; common; in Kalahari woodland; stems grey; leaves green spotted on the upperside; grey-cream on the underside; fruits green with grey hairs; leaf nectaries greenish yellow.

Occasional tree to 6 m; rough grey bark, leaves pale green; fruit light green with brown lenticels.

Occasional shrub along stream; inflorescence stalk sometimes red; petals white; young fruit light green.

Climbing to twining. Common along the Zambezi River. Stems light green; leaves smooth green on both sides. Flowers bright purple, yellow stamens; fruits shiny light green.

Parasite on Combretum to 4 m, rare. Stems light green to brown, woody; leaves smooth, light green; flowers with bright red corolla.

Parasitic; growing on Bauhinia petersiana. Leaves pale green. Flowers scarlet-red.

Parasite on Bauhinia to 3.5 m. Stems light green to yellow. Yellow flowering bodies. Rare.

Parasite; growing on Diplorhynchus. Stems green, flattened. Flowers dull yellow. Fruits dull red-orange.

Frequent parasite on leguminous trees; fruits light yellow-green.

Frequent parasite on Rubiaceae; vegetative parts yellow-green; fruit light yellow-green.

Rare tree near falls; leaves very light green; fruits deeper green with brown hairs.

Occasional tree to 12 m, smooth bark; young fruits light green, turning light orange when mature.