Records determined by Gereau

Small tree 10-15 ft.

Small much branched tree to ca. 5 ft. with dense foliage. Branches straight suberect.

Fairly common tree up to 10 m tall with orange inflorescence.

Shrub or small slender tree 3-7 m high.

Slender tree c. 8 m high.

Tree, frequent, 4-5 m tall with grey-beige bark; nectaries above pulvini black; pods deep green with black hairs.

Tree; to 7 m; trunk and stems grey-brown; leaves compound, thin, dark green; pods thin, green.

10-15 m high tree. Flowers white to cream.

Large, more or less flat-topped tree ca. 15 m high, unarmed or with few long, straight spines. Flowers pale yellow.

Ca. 15 m high tree with roundish crown and straight, powerful spines. Flowers white to cream.

12-15 high tree with dense, more or less umbrella-shaped crown. Flowers pale yellow.

Much branched, ca. 10 m high tree. Spines straight, 5-7 cm long. New leaves just emerging.

Medium open tree, very thorny, flowers white, appearing with leaves. Sepals green, petals green, filaments white.

Tree 30 ft. high. Upper bark yellowish, bole more or less smooth. Old trees have rough bark, deeply longitudinally furrowed.

Occasional large tree to 10 m; calyx green; corolla tube white; male flowers, stamen on long column, red; female flowers, may be sterile; central flower white filaments, fertile?; anthers red.

9 m. tree on fringe of forest (grows to 3' diameter and 90' high) with visinate leaves and rhomboidal lfts alab. fls white with pink filaments, standing above the foliage.

Tree almost leafless, 3 m tall; leaflets light green; young shoots, inflorescences and buds tinged red; anthers white, sweetly fragrant.

Arbre, fruit sec.

Rare understory tree to 3 m; young fruit white to light green turning slightly red to purple; "citrusy" aroma of fruits and twigs.

Tree to 10 m; on termite mound; watery, milky latex at cut; fruit light green. Identified as var. rubriflora

Tree to 10 m; on termite mound; watery, milky latex at cut; fruit light green.
Recorded as var. rubriflora.

Shrub; 2 m tall at edge of woodland and forest; petioles red on upper surfaces; bracts and calyx green at base; red on lobes; petals light purple; upper anthers yellow, lower pink; capsules red.

Occasional; shrub; to 2m; stems light grey; petioles and major veins of leaf red; calyx green at base, red on lobes; petals pink, deeper red at base; filaments light green; upper anthers: yellow; lower: pink with darker pink filaments; calyx with red-based hairs.

Tree 5-6 m with sweet flower scent; white filaments with yellow anthers ageing to yellow flowers.

Tree 10 m; rough, grey bark, thornless; calyx light green; filaments white; anthers light yellow; inflorescence turning orange then brown.

Occasional tree to 8 m; armed with spines on twigs and branches; young fruits light green.

Occasional; in woodland; to 2.5 m; abaxial leaf surfaces brown; in bud only; inflorescence with red-brown hairs.

Frequent, tree to 10 m; midrib pinkish; bracts reddish at base; lobes light green; nectaries white; gynoecium reddish.

Small tree of 5 m tall, rough bark surface; white fluffy petals; white filaments, black anthers.

Tree 10 m x 60 cm DBH. Bark smooth, greyish-black; leaves light green; fruits fibrous, sticky, dark green.

Weak tree to 4 m on rocky slopes; calyx green; petals creamy white; anthers yellow; new foliage with slight red cast.

Rare tree in wooded to 3 m; stipules red tipped; vegetative parts sticky; petioles and petiolule reddish; midrib light red; young fruits green and in whorl at node.

Tree to 6 m; grey bark; slight yellow-brown cast to leaves; young fruit light green.

Medium size tree ca. 8 m tall. Fruit with smell and texture of avocado pear.

Shrub, armed; 70-80 cm tall; flowers pale pink, fruits golden-green; leaves close when touched.

Frequent shrub at edge of water; flowers pink with yellow pollen; pods golden-green, maturing dark brown-black.

Occasional suffrutex in rocky area; new leaves light red; calyx red-pink; petals pink-white; anthers white; stigma pink; young ovary pink.

Herb; 60 cm, erect, suffrutex. Stems glossy white. Leaves coriaceous, glossy above, glaucous below. Sepals orange-red, persistent, showy. Fruit orange. Infrequent.

Occasional weak wooded tree to 5 m; (in fruit only); calyx lobes yellow; young fruit light green and balck when mature.

Tree to 8 m; leaves light green; midribs yellow-white; calyx yellow to brown; young fruits light green. N.V. "munau"

Tree; to 10 m; common; in Kalahari woodland; stems grey; leaves green spotted on the upperside; grey-cream on the underside; fruits green with grey hairs; leaf nectaries greenish yellow.

Occasional tree to 6 m; rough grey bark, leaves pale green; fruit light green with brown lenticels.

Occasional among rocks on shallow soils; upper leaf surfaces bright green; lower surfaces densely pubescent; young fruits green with 3 small black dots.

Occasional; in woodland; leaf stem with small brown hairs; opposite leaves; fruits in fours; persistent bracts; fruit red.

Rare tree near falls; leaves very light green; fruits deeper green with brown hairs.