Records determined by Meg Coates Palgrave

Tree with extraordinary curved pods in extreme cases almost circular; an effect of some gall or disease.

Pods coiled because of an insect

This tree was planted on 11 October 1991 by Queen Eliziabeth.

White-flowered form

Many specimens of this species at Chapungu'

Flowers white

On a fallen log

On a Brachystegia boehmii

In flower

UJ DNA No. UJ04983

Flowers bright yellow

Naturalised tea bushes in fruit.

Escaped tea

Small shrub. Specimen checked December 2022, not kept.

Leaves very glossy

Tree

Epiphytic on Spathodea campanulata. Repeat of record no. 98106.

Epiphytic on another Spathodea campanulata

Shrubby

Commonly used as a hedge in this area; probably planted. Like J. fluminense but odd habitat. Strongly scented, corolla tube pink.

Shrub with trailing branches

UJ DNA No. UJ04838

Red outer flowers; yellow inner

In flower; photographed for colour form

Small tree covered in fruits

2m high, flowers green

Canopy, flowers on the ground

iNaturalist record

2 m

Strange-looking buds

Just coming into flower

In fruit

Petioles longer than O. goetzei.

UJ DNA No. UJ04964

Large tree; photographed by Meg C-P

Small tree

Young shoot with a red stem.

Shrub, berries red

UJ DNA No. UJ04952

About 50 cm high, flowers yellow

Spiny shrub

Epiphyte, high in a tree

Shrub 1,5 m high, 3-stems

Leaves pale beneath; fruits 3- and 4-lobed

Fruits in clusters on old wood

UJ DNA No. MvdB4119

UJ DNA No. UJ04875

Small naturalised shrub; in flower