Records made by Shannon Curle

Epiphytic on a msasa

New locality.

Growing almost on the ground at the base of a stump

Epiphyte

Very common in the Mukuvisi Woodlands

Colony of plants with leaves only; one plant in fruit with 4 fat pods.

Leaves only

In fruit.

In flower

In flower

In fruit; seed pods held up at c. 45 degrees

Leaves only

Leaves only

Tubers elongated, flat, lined.

Leaves only

One 50 cm tall, branched

8 specimens in fruit. Duplicate of an earlier record.

New location. 11 spikes, mostly in fruit

In flower.

In flower.

Dried up plant in fruit

In flower, several stems.

Leaves only

Leaves only

Leaves only

Leaves only

Leaf underside red; also margin above

Single plant in flower

10 flowering stems. No leaves. Sepals small, deflexed.

Plenty - several colonies

Single plant.

Fully in flower

Leaves only

5 stemens

Form with dull, darker-red broad tepals and little yellow coloration

In flower

Lots of schimperiana, some in bud, some flowering, some over.

Leaves only

Young seedling photographed to show the partially formed juvenile leaves

Huge masses of it along the base of the dam wall

Plant with a spike of small flowers

iNaturalist record. This is the same plant as recorded in records 131006 and 131016.

A second colony of plants in deep shade, found by Shannon Curle, in fruit

Two clumps, not flowering.

Sprawling amongst grasses on the dam wall

Small colony of plants

In fruit

2 small plants, presumably introduced into the woodland.

Host tree: Julbernardia globiflora

Same location as record 1399.

A massive specimen.

Often grows on big trunks and branches

Common on trees in this area

Several plants on upper side of a main branch of a tree.