Records made by Hines

3 m high; Tree; Notes: Substrate: soil amongst boulders. Soil: sandy soil and humus. Exposure: full sun. Moisture: floodplain (narrow). Lithology: (soil) and quartzite. Slope: level. Small tree, 3 m tall (others up to 7 m tall x 26 cm diameter at breast height). Common.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up tp 1.5 m high. No flowers or fruit. Leaves tough leathery, hairless, with stiff bristle on end. Common. Area of open mopane woodland. Soil clay loams.

Shrub; Notes: Area of heavy loams. Vegetation dominated by tall mopane and annual grasses. Shrub up to 1.2 high. Growing on side of termite mound. Scarce in area. Bark grey brown and rough. Leaves with distinct fine (mucro) tip. Flowers terminal, pale, whitish green. Smell musty, no perfume. Many hemipterans on flowering heads.

Shrub; Notes: Dense Baikiaea/Combretum woodland with thick shrub layer. Deep sandy soils. Short woody shrub up to 50 cm high. Unripe fruit green. Common.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1 m high. No flowers or fruit. Scarce. Area of degraded Baikiaea woodland with a very dense understory. Soils reddish yellow dystrophic kalahari sands.

Tree; Notes: Tree. Up to 8 m in height. Growing on deep dystrophic sands which are heavily leached. Flowers in axillary spikes (few in tree). Leaves pale green when young. Softly hairy. Common.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 2 m high. No flowers or fruit. Leaves (and moor plants) chlorotic - yellow moths on moor leaves. Mixed mopane woodland with numerous small pans. Soils, clay, clay loams.

Shrub; Notes: Dense Baikiaea/Combretum woodland with thick shrub layer. Deep sandy soils. Woody, up to 1,5 m high. Flowers: yellow with paler inside. Common.

grass; Notes: Vegetation type: hygrophilous open herbs. Soil: sand (alluvial). Exposure: full sun. Slope: level. Plant features: early colonizer; stem and sheath purple. Common.

Graminoid; Notes: Vegetation type: open scrub. Soil: sandy soil and boulders. Exposure: full sun. On lower bank of river. Lithology: (soil) and quartzite. Slope: moderate. Plant features: leaves pungent, side branches on older culm appear to have been washed by earlier high river level. Common.

Herb; Notes: Dense Baikiaea/Combretum woodland with thick shrub layer. Deep sandy soils. Up to 50 cm high. Woody. Flowers: with keel petal blue, lower four petals white. Flowerbuds violet. Uncommon.

Tree; Notes: Tree, up to 4 m high, common. Fruit deep reddish pruple. Bark of branchlets peeling to expose reddish brown under bark. Growing along margin of an old drainage line which is extensively used for agriculture. Extensive area of mixed Burkea - Baikiaea woodland. Soils deep dystrophic sands.

Hydrophyte; Notes: Substrate: 'bare' (wet) rock. Exposure: sun and partial shade. Other: on boulder of rapids/old low weir. Moisture: river rapids. Lithology: Nosib quartzite. Plant feature: small herb, horizontal stem closely affixed to substrate. Occasional.