Records made by Lloyd Weber

Hairy leaves.

Naturalised tea bushes in fruit.

Escaped tea

Stems square, much thinner than quadrangularis

Small shrub with pale yellow flowers

Stem apex and inflorescence curled

Tall unbranched plat in fruit.

Becoming naturalised. Self-seeding.

Leaves opposite, strongly veined beneath; milky latex.

Leaves elongated with spiny margin; base asymmetric.

Line of tall planted palms

Leaves very glossy

Or related species.

Flowers small, darker centre

Pink-purple flower; leaves white beneath.

White flowers

Leaves small, weakly peltate.

Leaves spiral, petiole apex swollen, glands like Macaranga beneath, 2 glands at base of lamina

Naturalised in forest; quite frequsntly so in the Aberfoyle area (per Lloyd Weber)

Leaves with 2 glands at base of a lamina

Leaves with hairy swollen petioles + two glands. White hairs on young leaves.

Scandent composite.

Petioles longer than O. goetzei.

Best match found, but not perfect

Epiphyte, high in a tree

Young, probably naturalised plant

Variety not checked.

Climbing plant

Leaves broad; corresponds to Group B of FZ

Leaves broad; corresponds to Group B of FZ

Leaves alternate, glossy

Small shrub with pale pink flowers

Very stout plant, in fruit. Apex of bristles of fruit slightly angled, not hooked.

Two shrubs. Although common in the Honde Valley, this rapidly expanding species has only recently reached the Lodge.

Tall composite with small flowers

Large tree. Probably the same one as record 32746.