Records determined by John Burrows

Locally frequent, presumably flooded annually

Locally common

Locally frequent

UJ DNA No. UJ09228

Locally frequent

Locally common ground fern in shade of gallery forest (also in Androstachys woodland on gorge lip) in limestone gorge. Fronds proliferous.

UJ DNA No. UJ09216

Locally frequent

Fern with few fronds from a long-creeping stolon-like rhizome, in sands among mossy limestone rocks in deep limestone gorge in gallery forest. Occasional.

Occasional but localised.

Tufted fern forming colonies on forest floor in mid-altitude forest.

Meise Specimen (BR)

Tufted fern among boulders in deep shade on floor of mid-altitude forest.

Fern on deeply shaded forest floor in degraded forest.

Fern among mossy rocks in high-altitude forest near stream.

Tufted fern with arching fronds; on mossy rocks next to mountain stream in ravine forest; occasional.

Climbing woody shrub, reaching 7-8 m, growing on harsh coral rag in dwarf coastal forest. Flowers small, greenish.

Aquatic, in quiet back water of main river with Salvinia, Pistia.

Floating aquatic in quiet back water on main river.

Rare.

Locally frequent herb in margins of pools and channels in rice paddies.-x000D- -x000D- PRE: Ceratopteris thalictroides

Frequent

Abundant constituent of herb layer

Rhizome creeping, scattered

Locally frequent

Common

Occasional fern at edge of stream in gallery forest in deep limestone gorge.

Fronds to 2m tall, forming large clumps, locally frequent.

Epiphyte in large Brachystegia in riverine forest / miombo woodland ecotone along river bank.

Scarce

(var. erosum)

(var. erosum)

(var. erosum)

(var. erosum)

(var. aerugineum)

Caudex to 75 cm high

Erect deciduous pyrophyte to 60 cm high, leafless, flowers purple, pods held suberect; common in Julbernardia paniclulata miombo woodland on grey sandy loams.

Abundent forming extensive patches

Low-level epiphyte in forest at edge of river. Rare locally.

Occasional

Occasional

Locally frequent

Soft herb on wet rocks near stream in high altitude forest.

Soft herb on wet rocks near stream in high altitude forest.

Evergreen tree to 6 m tall, sterile, on outer margin of riparian forest, in miombo woodland on mountain slopes.

Evergreen tree to 6 m tall in riparian forest.

Common pioneer tree in lowland evergreen forest.-x000D- Sheet 1 of 2., Occurrence: common

Small evergreen tree to 7 m tall, in forest patch in Parinari plateau woodland on sandy soils.

Tree, to 6 meters tall, bright orange latex sap. Flowers white.

Epiphytic, locally frequent

Occasional

Frequent

Straggly evergreen shrub in high altitude scrub forest.

Locally frequent

As Lindackeria stipulata in BNRH. Small shrublet (suufrutex?) 200-400 mm high, with mostly a single slender stem, leaves tufted at stem apices, fruit pendulous below leaves; growing in medium shade of closed-canopy Brachystegia microphylla woodland; reasonably numerous at that site.

As Lindackeria stipulata in BNRH. Small shrublet (suffrutex?) with a slender single stem (or two), growing on margins of rocky sheetrock in miombo woodland; one small white flower seen.

Occasional

Locally frequent

Terrestrial on quartzitic sands near stream on grassy bank in full sun. Occasional.

Occasional

UJ DNA No. UJ09234

Locally abundant

Growing with O. gomezianum (5541) and A. lusoafricanum (5542)

Growing with O. gomezianum and O. lusoafricanum

Growing with O. gomezianum and O. gracillinum

Growing with O. gomezianum, O. vulgatum, O. rubellum and others

Occasional, growing with O. gomezianum, O. lusoafricanum, O. polyphyllum.

Growing with O. gomezianum and O. rubellum. Fronds only recently emerged

Occasional

Growing with O. costatum (B&B 5143)

Lamina larger in shade

Shrub to c. 3 m tall, on deep sands in thicket. Fruit cream.

Shrub in thicket patches on sands in coastal woodland. Fls. very small, yellowish. Scarce.

Scrambling shrub to 2 m tall, flowers creamy-yellow with a musty smell; in dune scrub/thicket above the beach.

Soft erect herb 2-3 m tall, along stream in deeply shaded moist ravine in light shade of tall lowland forest.

Shrub, 2 meters tall. Mature leaves larger than those collected – ± 18 cm wide.

Rhizome strongly creeping and branching to form large colony; only one group seen.

Rhizome robust, long-creeping, fronds erect, leathery, arching. In light shade of tall (30 m) gallery forest dominated by Breonadia salicina and Khaya anthotheca, on sandy banks of stream among boulders in deep limestone gorge. Only one population s

Frequent

Lithophytic on sheltered face of mossy quartzitic boulder in shade of forest. Occasional.

Tall tree to 20 m tall, with a clear bole and and umbrella-shaped crown; bark pale grey, smoothish; pioneer in mid-altitude evergreen forest. -x000D- -x000D- Specimen gathered from a fallen branch; crown otherwise completely inaccessible!

Scarce

Rhizome erect, scarce

Bark; very rough, greyish. In mixed high-rainfall woodland. Forming colonies. Flowers, off-white., Occurrence: common

Shrub or small tree to 2 m tall, in degraded woodland/forest on escarpment edge. Flowers white., Occurrence: frequent

Shrub to 1 m high in mixed miombo woodland on sandy soils in among gneiss hills. Fruit bright red., Occurrence: occasional

Shrub to 1.5 m high, flowers white, fruit wine-red, bark rough, dark grey, striated; occasional in geosuff-rich coastal grassland on old dunes.-x000D-

Plant to 1.2m

Occasional

Scarce

Common climber in secondary growth., Occurrence: common

Terrestrial fern, ± 70 cm tall. Reproductive “buttons” on upper leaf surface.

Small tree, 4-5 m tall, growing along river in mixed, high rainfall woodland.

Locally common tree 6 - 8 m tall along stream in high-altitude forest.

Low level epiphyte growing with V. volkensii. Scarce.

Scarce