The following is a list of the records made by Tjiteere in species name order.
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| No | Species | Record date | Recorder(s) | Coll. | Det. | Conf. | Herbaria | Habitat | Location | Loc code(s) | Outing code | Planted code | Country | QDS | Grid ref. | FZ Div | Alt. (m) | Notes | Lat | Long | Loc Acc Code |
| 93203 | Cissampelos mucronata | 9 Apr 2014 | E Tjiteere |
E Tjiteere 14/ch-21 | FM Chase (née Crawford) | WIND |
Widely distributed on flat plain. Growing in well-drained sandy soil in full sun conditions. | Caprivi, Mukwe District: Bwabwata National Park, Chetto village, south of the Trans Caprivi Highway. | 0 | Namibia (Caprivi Strip) | 1722D3 | 0 | Annual creeper, 30 cm high. Stem slender, longitudinally grooved, covered in short hair. Leaves simple, smooth margin, dull green, bean-shaped, veins running from the base. Leaf apices round, base cordate. |
-17.960333 | 22.550028 | 5 | |||||
| 95468 | Tacazzea apiculata | 11 Apr 2014 | E Tjiteere |
E Tjiteere 8 | S Rügheimer | WIND |
Occurs on a depression slope dry river/stream bed. Growing in moist loamy clay, in full sun. Biotic effect: recently burnt. | Caprivi, Mukwe District: Bwabwata National Park. | 0 | Namibia (Caprivi Strip) | 1822A2 | 0 | Annual herb, 20 cm high. Stem slender, covered by silvery hair, light green below and dark brown to pink above, stem are runners. Leaves simple, dark green above, light green below, heavily covered by hair. Obovate to ovate leaf shape, with bristle-tip and round base. Roots fibrous system, dark grey to black. |
-18.017111 | 22.477778 | 2 | |||||
| 93283 | Trachyandra arvensis | 9 Apr 2014 | E Tjiteere |
E Tjiteere 14/ch-19 | D Aiyambo | WIND |
Common to abundant in woodland savanna on flat plain. Growing in well-drained sandy soil, in full sun. Biotic effect: road/rail side and recently burnt. | Caprivi, Mukwe District: Bwabwata National Park - East, Chetto village, south of Trans Caprivi Highway. | 0 | Namibia (Caprivi Strip) | 1722D3 | 0 | Annual herb, 70 cm high. Stem green, round, hollow, seems lying flat on the ground, stems very small often buried in ground, brown to dark grey. Leaves are soft, dark to shining green. Flowers small, yellow, with finger-like petals. Pedicel is branched and the seeds develop at end of branched pedicel. Fruit are dark green, round balls. |
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