Records determined by Lutombi

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Flower: yellow. Leaves are bipinnately compound. Thorns are straight and paired.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 0.5 - 2.5 m high. Looks to be new growth. Large specimens 7 - 8 m high were seen further west. Slides: 91-92. Voucher for: Tree Atlas Project.

20 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 20m high. Stem: appears brown-grey, straight paired thorns. Leaves: compound, leaflets obovate, up to 16, leathery. Fruit a legume, grey in colour.

5 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, about 5m high. Stem: yellowish, flaking. Leaves: compound, paripinate, leaflets very small, gland present on petiole. Pods brown, leathery.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves are bipinnately compound and hairy. Branches have paired and short sharp thorns. Fruit: long and thick pods.

6 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 6m high. Leaves: paripinate, leaflets hairy, grey-green appearance. Pods: grey-green, upright on the tree.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves: bipinnately compound, hairy, sessile, short thorns and paired. Fruit: long and thick .

20 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, about 20m high. Stem: with big horny knobs. Leaves: compound, leaflets opposite, green, margin with a purple line; rachis covered with hook thorns at the back.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1.2 m in height. Growing on side of termitaria. Flowers/florescence green. Common. Area of mopane woodland with scattered termitaria, numerous small pans. Soils largely clays and clay loams, blackish.

20 cm high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 20m high, with fissured bark. Leaves: compound, opposite, leaflets oblique-asymmetric, bicolourous. Rachis and rachilla red.

1 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1 m high. Stem light brown, young shoots velvety. Leaves alternate oblong with entire margins, rounded apex on base, velvety. No flowers present. Fruit a large berry with distinctive rectangle to square markings. Green to light orange when ripe. Grows in sandy loam soil in omuramba. Very common.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves are oblong, simple, alternate, hairy, midrib very prominent below than above. Fruit: round to oval shape.

Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 10m high. Flowers: pink, born uprightly on long pedicels.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 1-3m high. Leaves are elliptic, paripinnate, apex notched and base tapering.

4 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 4m high. Flowers: purple, appears upright on long pedicels. Leaves: elliptic - elongated, thick midrib.

Tree; Notes: Tall tree, 7-10 m high. Bark light grey and smooth. Leaves opposite, bipinnately compound with 5 pairs at pinnae. Pinnae margin smooth, rachis velvety. Flowers in a raceme, light purple petals. Yellow stamens. Young shoots velvety.

12 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 12m high, with grey rough bark. Leaves: opposite on very short petiole, rounded, leathery. Flowers: appears upright on the inflorescence, bright purple, stamen well exerted from the corolla, anthers yellow.

4 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3-4m high. Flower: purple. Leaves: are paripinnate, oblong, hairy, apex notched and base rounded.

Shrub; Notes: Small shrub, 1 m high. Stems velvety and green with very light zig-zag growth. Leaves alternate, hard and fine hair on undersides. Oval in shape, petiole hairy and 1 cm long. Stipules present. Leaf base rounded and slightly mucronate apices. Flowers in leaf axils, 1.5 cm long stalk. White petals. Long white stigma bending away from yellow tipped anthers. 10 anthers. Pistil and stamens carried outside flowers. Flowers sweet smelling.

180 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 180cm high. Flowers: cream to pink, 20mm, pea-shaped, very sweet smelling, clustered, smooth. Stem: many, straight, thin, growing upwards. Bark: rough, glandular, dark brown with glands. Sap: none. Other: very thick shrub with low branches, feather-like growth form. Many ants on plant - nectar and/or glandular secretions. Feels sticky. Filed at WIND under Baphia massaiensis massaiensis but that subsp. is restricted to Tanzania

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves alternate, obovate, hairy. Flowers are white and calyx pink.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Flower: white. Leaves obovate, alternate, leaf below midrib is prominent than above, apex notched with a hair-like.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves are bilobed, alternate, hairy, and entire margin.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3m high. Leaves: elongated-linear.

15 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 15m high. Leaves: compound, leaflets alternate, round, have a grey-green appearance. Growing tips covered with velvet, reddish-brown hairs.

Climber; Notes: Climber. Flowers grow on long shoots with 2 cm long stalks. White flowers, 6 petals, 1 pair of tendrils, a flower stalk just beneath flowers. Leaves imparipinnate with 2 pairs of leaflets and a single leaflet at apex, margins of leaflets serrate. Stem green to reddish, whole plant covered in fine short hairs. Not common.

60 cm high; Herb; Notes: Herb, 30-60cm high. Stem is four sided and hairy. Leaves: palmately lobed, hairy and serrated margins. Aromatic smell. Flowers: trumpet shape, pink. Biotic effect: roadside.

2 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2m high. Leaves: paired, leaflets leathery, 8-10 veined.

Notes: Stem velvety and dark brown. Leaves opposite, obovate and velvety. Stipules present, petiole 1 cm long. Veins prominent beneath leaves. Fruit light green, 4 winged capsules, velvety.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Woody shrub, 2 m high, multi-stemmed. Bark smooth, flaking somewhat. Flowers green, very small, clustered. Locally common not widespread, in sand soil.

200 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Thickly foliaged shrub, long branches, 200 cm high. Many, straight, thin stems growing upwards. Bark smooth, glandular, light grey, no sap present. Fruit light grey, 20 mm, 4-winged, smooth, clustered. In profusion along road. Common, in well-drained sandy loam soil, next to road, in interdunal street in open shrubland.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3 m high. Leaves are oblong, densely hairy, alternate and yellow below. Fruit: four winged and red.

2 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 1-2m high. Leaves are obovate, opposite, hairy, below is yellow. Fruit: four winged and red in colour.

500 cm high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 500cm high.

4 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3-4m high. Leaves: broadly elliptic, hairy, clustered, apex rounded. Fruit: four winged and red in colour.

2 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 1-2m high. Leaves are opposite, hairy, elliptic. Fruit are red with yellow strips.

10 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Small shrub, 10 cm high. Stem herbaceous and green. Short soft hair on stem and leaves. Leaves sessile with sheath and lanceolate. Yellow flowers. Scattered in soft sandy white soil.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1 m high. No flowers or fruit. Scarce. Area of degraded Baikiaea woodland with a very dense understory. Soils reddish yellow dystrophic kalahari sands.

Dense shrub, about 2 m high. Fruit in clusters.

Small tree, up to 3.5 m high. Bark on main stem dark grey, smooth, flaking off in blocks where bark is fissured/damaged. Flowers creamy yellow in terminal clusters.

Shrub; Notes: Very low shrub, less than 1 m because of previous fire. Sterile plant. Stems silvery green with brown lenticel/spots, sweet fragrance when cut. Leafblade shiny. Leaves alternate, bicoloured, ovate with brown spots on silvery undersides. Grows on plain in well-drained sandy soil.

2.5 m high; Shrub; Notes: Large shrub, 2.5 m high with single stem. Bark sand papery. Fruit capsules 1-2 cm in size. Common, in dune sand.

3 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, about 2-3m high. Leaves: single, elliptic, undersurface shiny and above green. Fruit: silver.

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.

450 cm high; Tree; Notes: Tree. Height: 450cm. Stem: one, straight, thin, growing upwards, latex present. Bark: smooth, light grey. Leaves: large.

300 cm high; Shrub; Tree; Notes: Tree/shrub, 300cm high. Flowers: white, small, 1mm, clustered, smooth. Stem: two or three, straight, thin, growing upwards. Bark: smooth, light grey. Fruit / seed: absent. Sap: none. Other: untidy shrub.

Tree; Notes: Tree, with sub-opposite leaves, ovate tapering to the base, yellowish-green in colour. Petiole thickened.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3m high. Leaves: compound, leathery, leaflets opposite ovate, base rounded, apex tapering. Fruit: brown capsule. Browsed by Elephants.

50 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Low shrublet, 50cm high. Leaves: lanceolate elliptic, bicolourous, leathery, alternate.

70 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 60-70cm high. Leaves are elliptic, alternately arranged and above deep green and below grey. Fruit: hairy and round.

30 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 30cm high. Leaves: oblong, hairy, sessile, apex notched and bipinnately compound. Fruit: flat, long

70 cm high; Dwarf shrub; Notes: Dwarf shrub, 50-70cm high. Flowers: pale yellow, small, clustered. Stem: two or three, straight, thin, growing upwards. Bark: smooth, green. Fruit/seed: green, 30-40mm broad, 150mm long, pod-shaped, single, smooth, seed clearly seen in pod. Sap: none. Other: slender dwarf shrub, few branches. Seems to grow anew from rootstock every year. Lots of fires there.

0.5 m high; Herb; Suffrutex; Notes: Suffrutex herb, 0.5m high. Stem: yellowish-green. Leaves: compound, assymetric base, bicoloured. Fruit: green.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub. Leaves: compound, tomentose, opposite leaflets.

5 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 5m high. Leaves: compound, opposite, leaflets sub-opposite arranged, tomentose, subsessile. Fruit: green, legume, leathery, constricted at seeds.

90 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 50-90cm high. Leaves: lanceolate, opposite, hairless, base and apex tapering .

Herbaceous shrub, 0.40-0.30 m high. Flowers carried in spike-like inflorescence. 5 white petals with yellow mouth, tubular. Flowers carried on one side of spike. Fruits, small, four lobed capsules. Leaves obovate, covered in long hair on both sides of leaf, alternate. Stem green and covered in bristle hairs.

Herb, 0.30-0.40 m high. Inflorescence is a panicle. Flowers are trumpet shaped and yellow white in colour. Leaves are lanceolate, opposite and hairs appressed.

Herb, 0.20-0.30 m high. Leaves are elliptic and appressed hairs. Flowers are trumpet shaped, white and yellow.

Shrub; Notes: Small herbaceous shrub, 30-40 cm high. Flowers tiny tubes with purple petals and cream coloured mouth. Stigma and stamens protruding. Fruit a capsule, carried on long stalk. Leaves lanceolate and sessile. Covered in dense hair below. Stems covered in long white hair and grows from centre of plant. Found in semi-shade in well-drained soil. Scattered.

20 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Tiny shrub, 20 cm high, scattered. Light purple flowers carried on 2 cm long stalk from axil of leaf. Cream coloured centre, pistils and stamens. Leaves alternate, sessile and lanceolate. Leaves and stems covered in long white hair. White sandy soil next to road.

15 m high; Tree; Notes: Huge umbrella shaped tree, 15 m high. One, straight, thick stem growing upwards. Bark rough, peeling, light grey, no sap present. Flowers white, 10 cm long, spike, clustered, sweetish smell. Uncommon, in well-drained sandy loam soil, on plain in closed shrubland.

18 m high; Tree; Notes: Huge single stemmed tree, 18 m high with latex. Smooth, white-grey bark. Fruit 15-20 mm in size, round, speckled with red spots, smooth, sweet smelling. Rare, on sand dunes. Might have been planted.

60 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 60cm high. Leaves: alternate spirally arranged, leathery, elongated, palmately lobed at the base. Fruits: pomes, green to reddish, in leaf axils.

800 cm high; Tree; Notes: Perennial tree, 800 cm. Leaves all lobed. Fruits carried in clusters on stem and trunk. Uncommon in sandy loam soil. In WIND under subsp. gnaphalocarpa

15 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree. Height: 15m. Stem: one, straight, thick, growing upwards, latex white. Bark: smooth, green-yellow. Fruit: green - white, 20mm in diamter, round - elliptical, velvety, clustered on thick stems and branches. A very big tree with low branches. Fruit eaten by locals. Sap: present.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves are obovate, alternate, apex rounded and base tapering.

300 cm high; Tree; Notes: Tree growing in others, 300 cm high. One, straight, thick stem growing upwards. Bark smooth, light grey, no sap present. Uncommon, in seasonally waterlogged, sandy loam soil, in closed woodland.

Shrub; Notes: Tiny shrub, 15 cm high. Stems light brown. Leaves opposite, clustered, lanceolate with entire margins. Pink flowers carried in bundles, 5 petals, cream coloured pistil and stamens. Common in white sandy soil in shade.

Shrub; Notes: Small shrub, 1 m high. Stems light brown, covered in lenticels. Young shoots densely haired. Leaves alternate, simple and ovatem, margins serrate, fine hair on undersurface. Bicoloured with 3 veins from base. Veins prominent on both sides of leaves. No flowers. Round fruits, green and covered in bristle hair, carried on long hairy stalks. Extended falsistipula to which fruit is attached. Common in sandy soil in shade.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub 2 m high. Yellow flowers with 5 long petals that are separated and curling backwards, sepals short and close to base of flowers. Leaves alternate ovate with serrate margins. Stipule ear-shaped and clearly visible. Leaves bicoloured and rough to touch. Fruits round capsules. Light grey stem, velvety to touch on young shoots. Fruits in pair of 3. Along road on slight plain. Not very common.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves: ovate, alternate, three veins from the base, margins serrated, apex tapering, base oblique, hairy, green above and grey below. Fruit: round.

Tree; Notes: Tree about 4 m high. Main stem rounded, 15 cm thick. No flowers. Few fruit are solitary, leaf opposed. Fruit with hairs. Uncommon. Area of mixed mopane and Terminalia - Combretum woodland. Soils range from clay loams to dystrophic leached sands

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves: obovate, hairless, fascicled, some leaves are growing on the thorns, which are opposite. Thorns are straight and sharp.

250 cm high; Shrub; Scrambler; Notes: Shrub/scrambler. Height: 250cm. Stem: two or three, straight, thin, ascending, latex. Bark: smooth, light grey. Flowers: white, small 1mm, round, smooth, clustered on stems. Grows in other shrubs, long branches, thick. Sap: present.

Climber; Notes: Climber on tree. Stems coiled around tree, or free standing, green and 4 squared. Leaves elliptic, petiole up to 1 cm long. Leaf margins serrate, fine hair below leaf, veins prominent. Flowers minute, 5 green petals. Flowers occur in axils at leaves, inflorescence a panicle . Uncommon along fire break in sandy loam.

Creeper; Notes: Creeper. Stems long and covered in long white hair. Dark pink flowers carried on a raceme. Leaves, ovate, with entire margins. Velvety. Common, growing in white sandy soil, in semi-shade.

5 m high; Tree; Notes: Single stemmed tree, 5 m high. Bark relatively smooth. Flowers white, clustered, 1 mm in size. Fairly common on sand dune.

This tree is c. 6 m tall. Stem: 1, growing upwards. Bark smooth.

80 cm high; Herb; Notes: Herb, 30-80cm high. Leaves are lanceolate, hairy, whorled. Flowers: purple and trumpet shaped.

Shrub; Notes: Herbaceous shrub, 35-40 cm high. Stems squarred. Whole plant covered in short bristle hairs. Leaves opposite, ovate with 1 cm long petiole. Margins serrate. Flowers in bundles growing in 1 cm long stalks, 3 light purple petals, cream coloured centre. Fruits purple capsules. Rare.

Shrub; Notes: Small herbaceous shrub, 35 cm high. Leaves linear, petiole 3 mm long. Flowers in a raceme, not opened yet. Fruits round capsules surrounded with translucent wings with prominent veins. Common, grows in white sandy soil along road.

35 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 35 cm high. Herbaceous. Leaves linear and sessile. Flowers carried on tips of new growth, white petals. Common in sandy soil in shade.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub/climber growing in Combretum - loose twigs. One stem, bark grey to black. Leaves somewhat fleshy. Seems not to be eaten by anything. Fruit single, 3-4 cm in size, oblong with black pips, like orange. Fruit looks segmented. Rare, on sand dune.

Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 5 m in height. Growing on a termite mound. No flowers or fruit. Uncommon. Area of mixed species on the old lake margin. Soils clays and clay loams.

Notes: Height: 50 - 75 cm high. Specimens as high as 2 m were seen. Slides: 59-60. Voucher for: Tree Atlas Project.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 2m high. Leaves: compound, opposite, shiny appearance.

50 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Small, woody shrub with several stems. Bark rough. Flowers star-shaped, 5-6 cm in size, smooth, single, petals very delicate. Rare, on sand dune.

Shrub; Notes: Low shrublet, with leathery, elongated leaves, alternate. Terminal growing tips on leaflets.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves are alternately arranged, hairless, elliptic, apex and base are tapering; Midrib - both above and below are prominent. Flowers and fruit are clustered. Flower colour pink and fruit grey when young and black when ripe.

Creeper; Notes: Creeper. Stems green and rough. Tiny yellow flowers, 5 petals. Leaves ovate, opposite, very rough to touch, petiole 1 cm long. Fruits long elliptic shaped, usually in pairs of two. Two lobed and naked. Have tapering tip.

1 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1m high. Leaves: cordate shape, above the leaf green and lower silvery, petioles long. Fruit: oval shaped.

Herb; Suffrutex; Notes: Procumbent, suffrutex herb. Leaves: bicoloured, elliptic, base tapering, texture leathery, petiole thickened. Fruits: brown, round to oval.

Shrub; Suffrutex; Notes: Low suffrutex shrub. Leaves: leathery, bicolourous, shiny green above and grey undersurface, elliptic-lanceolate.

1.5 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1.5 m high. Fruit green when young. Remnant calyx persistent and pale greenish white. Leaves with bacterial nodules. Bark pale grey. Uncommon. Area of mixed mopane and Terminalia - Combretum woodland. Soils range from clay loams to dystrophic leached sands. In WIND as Pavetta zeyheri

30 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 30 cm high. Stems green and herbaceous. Stems spread out close to ground cover. Fine short hair covers whole plant. Leaves round with serrate margins. Leaves have oblique base. Yellow flowers with deep red centre. Slightly funnel-shaped. Common. Grows next to road in stony to soft white sand.

1 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1 m high. Stem herbaceous. Whole plant covered in dense white hair. Leaves round with serrate margins, carried on 5-6 cm petioles. Long stipules present with tendril-like appearance. Yellow flowers with deep red centre. Pistil and stamens yellow. Common, grows in semi-shade in white sandy soil.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3m high. Leaves: compound, leaflets opposite, rachis reddish-brown, hairy. Fruit: 2-seeded, flattened.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3 m high. Bark brown, stipules present on stems. Slightly velvety to velvet on young shoots. Compound leaves bipinnate with 11 pairs of pinnae. Fruits elliptic capsules, yellow. No flowers. Growing in well-drained white sand. Scattered.

Notes: Tree, 5-7 m tall. Light brown bark. Young shoots covered in soft brown hair. Bipinnate leaves with 7 pairs of pinnae. Stipules present. No flowers. Fruits elliptic legumes with wings. Common, grows in sandy white soil.

15 cm high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 15cm high. Rachis velvet, rush-brown. Leaves: compound, leaflets mucronate, bicolourous. Fruit: brown, legume, one seeded.

12 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 12m high, leaves very big, deep lobed at the apex, base auriculate, 4 main veins going out from the base on each leaflet; petiole thickened at the base.

17 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 15-17m high. Leaves: alternately arranged, ovate, hairless. Fruit: round and hairy on the centre on both sides.

20 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, about 20m high. Leaves: alternate, ovate-elliptic. Fruit: round with long trichomes in the centre.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves are alternate, elliptic, hairy apex and tapering. Fruit: winged and hairy both sides on the centre.

Shrub; Notes: Tree/shrub, multi-stemmed, up to 3.5 m in height. No flowers or fruit. Leaves shiny green above, pale dull green below. On older stems small side branches forming thick pseudothorns Most leaves eaten by scale insects. Uncommon. Area of degraded Baikiaea woodland with a very dense understory. Soils reddish yellow dystrophic kalahari sands.

20 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree,15-20m high. Flowers: yellow, more than 10 mm, pea-shaped, sweet smelling, smooth, clustered. Stem: one, thick, growing upwards. Bark: smooth (much like Terminalia prunioides), peeling, smooth with loose patches of peeling bark. Dark reddish. Fruit: reddish, 30-50mm, disc-shape, clustered, smooth. Sap: none. Other: large high tree.

Shrub; Notes: Small shrub with softish stems. Leaves dark green and slightly fleshy. Flowers impressive with four white petals and the middle (bottom) are blue. Rare, in that area. Fire damaged.

100 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 100 cm high.

Shrub; Notes: Up to 3 m high, dense shrub. Rocky banks.

90 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 60-90cm high. Leaves are trifoliate, hairy, serrated. Long petioles.

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves are trifoliate, hairy, serrated, petioles long.

1 m high; Herb; Notes: Herb, 1m high, with a squared single stem, glandular, hairy. Flowers: pink, trumpet-shaped. Leaves: on 10cm long petiole, digitate, elliptic to linear - lanceolate.

50 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 50 cm high. Stem light grey. Young shoots, leaves and petioles covered in short yellow bristle hair. Leaves opposite, elliptic with tapering base and apex, velvety. Purple flower with 5 fused petals bending backwards to reveal yellow stamens. Petals wrinkled. Scattered, grows in omuramba in sandy soil.

Herb, 0.5 m high; stem erect, green, covered with leaves; leaves elliptic, shiny; flowers small, red.

Parasite; Notes: Root parasite 30 cm high. Grows in base of grass bundles. Flowers light pink to purple, tube like. Corolla tube covered in fine hair. Leaves linear to lanceolate, opposite and very rough to touch, green. Found in pan-like area in omuramba next to road.

Herb, 0.5 m high; stem covered with leaves; leaves green but whitish on lower part; flowers compound, shiny grey.

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

2 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 1-2m high. Leaves: fascicled, elliptic, hairless, apex with thorn ending. Fruit: rounded.

150 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub. Height: 150cm. Stem: many, straight, thin, growing upwards, white. Bark: rough, glandular, papery, dark brown. Fruit: brown, 8-10cm, pointed pod, rough sandpapery texture, clustered. Sap: none.

Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 4 m high, common. Fruit deep reddish pruple. Bark of branchlets peeling to expose reddish brown under bark. Growing along margin of an old drainage line which is extensively used for agriculture. Extensive area of mixed Burkea - Baikiaea woodland. Soils deep dystrophic sands.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves are elliptic, clustered at the end, silvery hairs. Fruit: are winged, flat and red.

6 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 6m high. Leaves: clustered at spine base. Fruit: flattened, one seeded. Browsed by elephant.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves obovate, silvery on top, apex and base are tapering and clustered. Fruit: red and winged.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3 m high. Light grey stem to light brown on young shoots. Leaves elliptic, light green-grey, in clusters, sessile. Midveins prominent below. No flowers. Fruits light red, capsules oval and have a wing. Grows in white sandy soil. Scattered.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves crowded at the end, lanceolate, apex and base are tapering, midrib prominent, silvery in colour on the top. Fruit are winged and at the middle there is a seed.

4 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 3-4m high. Leaves are whorled, both on top and lower is silvery. Fruit: red and winged

Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 3 m high.No flowers or fruit. Bark on young branches dark brown, but fissured and splitting exposing reddish brown beneath. Area a mosaic of reworked kalahari sands, alluvial sands and heavy alluvial clay loams. Vegetation a mix of Burkea - Terminalia woodlands and mopane. Uncommon

2 m high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 1-2m high. Leaves: lanceolate, thick texture, hairy, midrib prominent below. Fruit: round.

This tree is c. 6 m high. Stem: one, growing upwards. Bark: smooth. Flower colour: yellow.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub with soft stems, growing in thick stands, about 1 m high. Flowers white to light lilac. Not common. Damaged by fire.

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

Tree; Notes: Tree, about 6m high. Leaves: shiny green, armed with 1 hooked and 1 straight thorn.

400 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Perennial shrub, 400 cm high. Common in well-drained sand on riverbank, in riverine forest.

2 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 1-2m high. Leaves: alternate, not hairy, obovate and apex tapering. Fruit: immature, round and green. At each node there is paired, curved and straight thorn.

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Tree, 2-3m high. Leaves: ovate, opposite flowers. Flowers: yellow. Thorns curved, straight and paired.