Records determined by Retief

Twiner in trees. Fruits still green, red when ripe.

Stems; grey, 4-angled, with angle margins crinkly undulate. Scrambling in coastal thicket.

Succulent climber to 2 m haigh, with fleshy leaves; stems laterally flattened, dorsi-ventrally narrow. Occasional.

Straggly, small tree.

Many-stemmed, much-branched shrubs, 2,5 m high. Fruit red when ripe.

Shrub 10 feet. Fruit orange.

Rather straggly (?deciduous) tree to 6 m tall, on rocky hillside in dry mixed deciduous woodland; bark roughish, dark brown.

Rounded shrub or small shrubby tree to 2.5 m high, sterile; occasional in scrub in riverine woodland on alluvial soils.

Rounded spreading shrub 1.5 m high in thicket/woodland on sandy clay flats. Occasional., Occurrence: occasional

Climibing over Piliostigma thonningii shrub, sterile.

Herb with white flowers.

Perennial herbs, 0.60 m high. Flowers white.

Herb, 0.10-0.15cm high. Leaves with appressed hairs, lanceolate shape, opposite arranged. Flowers are white in colour. Trumpet shaped.

Annual biennual herbs, 0.25 m high. Flowers white.

Erect herb, about 0.50 m high. Flowers pale purple.

Annual/biennial herbs, 0.50 m high.

Shrub or scrambler. Sometimes free-standing, on flats at base of hills.-x000D- No species on label -assumption "R. cf. tridentata" as in same file.-x000D- Sheet 1 of 2.

Creeper; Notes: Creeper. Flowers: pale cream; heavily scented. Latex milky. Leaves with lower surface paler than upper. Bark brownish red with young branches having lower (neutral) surface greenish. Habitat: mopane woodland on clay loam soils. Common on termitaria.