Records determined by Peter Bruyns

Creeper; Notes: Small herbaceous creeper found on side of termite mound. Thick milky latex.Flowers dull whitish cream with basal 'chamber' washed pink in mature flowers. Many of the younger flowers have a greener colour. Common. Area of mixed mopane and Burkea woodlands with large termitaria.

Herb; Notes: Turning annual herb. Tubers clustered, fleshy, elongate, smooth. Stem: slender, twining, yellow-green, glabrous. Leaves: lanceolate - narrowly ovate, thinly textured, yellow-green, glabrous, 80 x 8 mm, sparse. Flowers clustered, 3 cm long. Petals abaxially yellow. Sepals maroon-dotted.

Notes: Growing in short grass among various species of Acacia, Cpoaifera mopane and Commiphora just outside Zilitenfe settlement.

Climber; Notes: Climber. Much white milky latex. Thick stem.

Notes: Stems up to 12 cm tall, with very long tips.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, generally about 1 - 1.5 m in height, but some plants with long branches extending up to 3 cm. Flowers: white at base of petal, petals long and tendril-like. Reverse (back) side of petals purple-red, front side of tendril portion yellow-cream. Stamens fused to corolla tube forming a reddish-orange pattern on the inside of corolla tube. Female parts 5-segmented, yellow. Basal bracts purple. Young flower buds bright pink to reddish-purple, up to 10 cm long. Flowers terminal on short branchlets which tend to be reddish in colour. Large 2 horned pod with white streaks (made up of many lenticels?). No leaves on plant. Bark smooth with distinct lenticels, purplish grey. Common on duplex soils, with shallow surface sands and heavy clay loams lower down. Area dominated by mopane.

60 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Shrub, 60 cm high. Stem: smooth. Flower: tubular with long trailing pinky-orange trails about 8 cm long, flower is white with 5 pinky-orange bands inside. Fruit/seed: pods long like a bulls horn, but now split open, reddish with white flecks; seeds flattened with green like plumed tail.