Records made by Nawa

Tree; to 10 m; rough light brown bark; underside of leaflets and especially along midribs with brown hairs; immature pods juicy green.

Tree; in forest; 2 m tall; upper stems and abaxial leaf surfaces with golden brown hairs; fruit dull light green; bark grey.

Rare; in dambo at edge of woodland; leaves small, spiny-like; flower with white petals; aromatic; root thick and woody.

Subshrub on upper fringes of the gorge; leaves slightly shiny and rough; flowers purple.

Occasional; tree; to 3.5 m; in thicket; flat roundish pods; leaves shiny on upper surface; small, brown hairs, scanty, on stem and leaves.

Occasional; shrub to 2.5 m; in woodland; forms many branches, from the base; stem brown; fruit green, one seed.

Small shrub; root woody; in the woodland; latex white; fruits in pairs; upper leaf surface dark green.

Originally recorded as Cryptolepis producta.
Climber, on another plant; in woodland; opposite leaves; stem red; fruits in pairs or singly.

Vine; in forest near a stream; flowers scented, red-yellow, petals with hair inside; stem with small hairs; leaves smooth, with latex.

Shrub; to 2 m; in thicket; stem and leaf margin with reddish hairs; fruit with reddish hairs, small.

Rare; to 30 cm ; inflorescence with bright yellow flowers; leaves, small, narrow and spiny.

Tree; ca. 7 m tall; bark and branches dark brown; leaves smooth, dark green; inflorescence: calyx dark green with a brown tint; stigmas light yellow.

Small tree; growing along river bank; lenticels brick red; calyx light green; petals white.

Shrub; to 1 m; in thicket; fruits small, green with small reddish spots; not widespread.

Fern; in woodland near dambo.

Fairly widespread; in dambo; stem red; leaves reddish; flower petals purple, filaments white.

In sand; in woodland; inflorescence with reddish-purple spikelets; locally abundant.

Shrub; to 6 m; multi-branched; weak stems; leaves shiny on upper surface; fruits small, red.

Occasional; tree; ca. 4 m tall; upper surface of leaves glossy; fruits with brown hair.

Tree; to 1.5 m; in thicket; leaves without hairs, smooth; stem and fruit brownish; fruit pear-shaped; not widespread.

Tree; to 10 m; in forest near a river; fruit in pairs, white latex; quite common, dark green leaves.

Rare; probably cultivated, shrub to 2 m; calyx light green with dark hairs; petals all white; pods brown. Root used as fish poison.

Occasional in woodland. Flowers purple, leaves opposite; yellow anthers with black spots; floral bracts pink outside.

Occasional; shrub; in woodland; stem brown, woody; flowers bright yellow, 5 petals; leaves shiny green above, dull green underneath; fruit yellow.

Shrub; 0.5 to 2 m; in woodland; fairly abundant; stem grey sometimes brown, woody, hairy; leaves hairy; flowers yellow, 3 petals.