Records made by Mark Hyde

Cultivated crop

Single fruit found

Pink-flowered Abutilon; shrub c. 2 m tall.

Flowers orange-yellow, c. 1 cm wide; leaves simple or 3-lobed

Prostrate stems, grey leaves. In flower.

Fruits in clusters of 8

Typically 9 fruits per head

Abundant in grassland, probably in areas of former disturbance

Single plant

Very common in riverine shade iNaturalist record

Single plant

Position estimated

Original grid ref TR955293

Original grid ref TR968289

In flower

Occurs as a weed in fields close to the vlei

Probably annual; heads greyish-green; flowers white.

Tree fallen, but still alive

Small tree

Young tree

High altitude for a baobab

A single tree at quite high altitude.

In flower

iNaturalist record

Young tree with simple leaves

Seen in distance

Trees disclosed by Jenny Holman and seen by us from below

Tree in bud and flower

Bearing a Ficus lutea

9 people needed to surround the base

In flower

Other side of river

A planted baobab at a rather higher altitude than they would naturally occur. This specimen shows that reasonable sizes can be attained and that these plants flower and produce fruit.

Enormous hollow baobab

Small shrub with simple leaves

2 shrub-sized specimens; leaves mostly simple, a few 3-foliolate leaves found; characteristic smell when crushed.

Distinctive hollow trunk

Labelled shrub. Leaves obovate, glabrous, shiny.

Not planted. Growing on Acacia rehmanniana.

Only non-planted species in the Mukuvisi Woodland known to Werner.

Planted on Dichrostachys cinerea and neighbouring shrubs. Flowers slightly ivory-white; petals become reflexed as flowering continues

In flower

Possibly originally planted

On a Dichrostachys cinerea

Epiphytic on a msasa

Photograph of green root tip.

In flower

Numerous large plants bearing long racemes in full flower

Growing on a Cascabela

Fine colony on vertical rock face

Margin of leaves without prickles.

Leaf margin entire

Fruits present