Collections made by Mark Hyde

A Shrub, not a climber

Shrub c. 1 m tall; leaves with cordate base; flowers orange-yellow; fruits black.

Teeth on female bract short bent and lying along eachother; not long ciliate.

Bushy annual, in shade

3rd record for Zimbabwe

Trailing plant; leaves simple with glands near base of lamina; flowers yellow in terminal conical spike.

Large white flowerheads; quite robust plant

Bulbous base.

Growing on Allophylus

Fruit orange

Glabrous small tree with a terminal inflorescence; leaves spirally arranged; stipules present; no milk and no glands.

Infested with Agelanthus pungu

Form with ciliate membranous wings on upper glume

Fruit shorter than perianth lobes

Det. Mrs K.E. Bennett, 1/86

In abundance. Conf. Mrs K.E.Bennett, 6/86.

Conf. Mrs K.E.Bennett, 6/86.

Conf. Mrs K.E.Bennett, 6/86.

Flowers pale lilac

Escaping out of garden onto road

Legume, small shrub

Lvs gland-dotted, esp. in this young plant

Yellow-flowered form. Naturalised escape.

In shade; relatively large flowers; leaves rough

Flowers orange-yellow. In shade of prickly bush.

Flowers orange-yellow

Common. Flowers purple.

Flowers yellow

Flowers purple to very pale white; growing where protected by spiny bushes

Very spiny sepals, 2 outer enormous. 4-lobed purple corolla.

Flowers very pale lilac, almost white

Yellow rays; fruits very long; retrorse bristles on aculei

Bristles retrorse

(waypoint 219) Bark totally different to torrei; 4 pairs of leaflets; terminal pair of leaflets the largest

(waypoint 216) Tree 8 m tall; bark brownish-grey, peeling to show paler undersurface; 6-7 pairs of leaflets; terminal leaflets larger; branchlets 'strip' like Peddiea.

(waypoint 218) Leaflets c. 9 pairs; pod found

(waypoint 220) Tree with flowers.

(waypoint 230) Brachystegia torrei, 7-9 pairs of leaflets

(waypoint 229) Brachystegia torrei, with as few as 5 pairs of leaflets.

Alluvial climber

Shrub, lvs with grey undersides

Shrub, 2-3 m, branching low down with sprawling branches; flowers and fruits present

In fruit; well-naturalised in the forest

Climber with tall purple flowers in spikes

Same as the Cassipourea at Ndundu tho' leaves a bit more serrate

Strings hanging from tree above, flowering

Submerged plant; leaves in whorls. Brought in with other water plants

More flowers than 1 per node.

1 prostrate leaf, becoming 2 or 3 when flowering

Stems squarish

Very common in understorey

Shrub with creamy white flowers, strongly scented; leaves in whorls of 3; petioles kinked

Growing on a fence; not planted, according to Cathy Sharp.

Climber

In flower - out of season

Flowers in white spikes

Flowers blue, small; subterranean flowers/tubers present

Bark blue; leaves of c. 3 pairs of toothed leaflets plus a terminal.

Climber; fruits red.

Last years plants, dried up with split fruit

Decumbent; fruits with 3 horns at apex.

Erect annual herb; fruits without apical horns

Flowers orange

Narrow leaves

Flower pale yellow; leaves simple.

Long, distinctive simple leaves

Succulent milky stems, no lvs, climbing up a tree

Leafless milky climber

Annual

Annual

Climbing herb; leaves 3-partite; a delicate and distinctive plant

Trees covered in brown fruits

Leaves 3-foliolate

Flowers purple, 2-lipped.

Flowers white, sometimes with a pinkish tinge

Simple but often 3-lobed leaves with long apiculus.

Climber, 3-foliolate leaves

Climber in flower

In flower and fruit

In copious flower; lemony scent

Tree with large round leaves

Erect plant.

Very sticky, adhering to people's legs

Shrub with white flowers

Flowers white

Flowers white, exserted, star-like

Leaf checked at SRGH

Host a cultivated Bauhinia. Plant stellate-hairy.

Growing on Jacaranda. Small grey leaves just appearing.

In fruit

In flower

Frs present. No red on the lvs

Large opposite leaves; underside paler than upper; glands at base of lamina; inflorescences axillary.

Shrub with remarkable notched or truncate leaves

Abundant patches in bare ground and open woodland.

Best match

Petals yellowish with long tails

Small shrub up to 1m; flowers red; seeds long-hairy.

Short stemmed species in forest shade

Short stemmed species in forest shade

Fruit present

Leaves quite long, serrate with domatia; fruit present.

Erect spiny plant (painful to walk through)

Stems prostrate-ascending; leaves 3-foliolate; peduncle long.

Flowers bright pink with a striped standard.

Prostrate purple-flowered creeper with striking flowers