Records made by Jan Van Bel

Very common at the School.

Exceptionally strongly peeling bark

Single plant looking well naturalised

Flowers white.

In flower

Flowers white

White-flowered plant

Stamens white with pink tips; (4-)5 pairs pinnae; c. 8 pairs of leaflets; 8 trees some very large.

Epiphytic orchid

On a tree trunk, in flower

Epiphytic on Searsia lancea

Group of trees all dying, recorded earlier under record 90702. Only one alive. Honey fungus?

Prostrate plant, in fruit

Cultivated form

Labelled Bauhinia macrantha but not that species.

Two trees; one quite tree-like with a single trunk.

Very common understory shrub on small kopje.

Very common understorey shrub. In flower.

Fine large tree; leaf rhachis winged; one spherical fruit seen

Abundant; forms with and without white rays present

In disturbed ground

Leaves smooth

Shrub with smooth leaves

Large tree

Very large specimen

Probably ventricosa; fruits smooth

Planted 30 years ago and now a substantial tree,

Very fine tall trees in a garden.

Previously mis-named as Margaritaria discoidea.

Tree with green trunk, no spines. Leaflets entire.

Trunk with green vertical lines

In full flower

Small tree covered in flowers

Small tree

Small tree with many galls

Tree with no galls at all.

Large tree with dark rough bark

Flowering when leafless.

Leaves 3-foliolate, hairy; bark greenish, weakly peeling. Labelled pyracanthoides.

Several large planted trees in the National Botanic Garden

Spiny and covered in fruit. A new location in the Botanic Garden.

Black spiny galls present

Subsp, africana

Subsp. nyassana

In flower; calyx wavy

Mainly in flower, but some immature fruit present

Glossy simple alternate leaves; in fruit

In flower

In fruit

In flower