Collections made by Frederick Eyles

Plentifull locally

Not common but plentiful locally

Wide spreading tree.

Stems red, leaf green, flowers orange wth red stripes.

Inflorescence 5 speres whering [sic]; chalk white.

Upright. Flowers purple.

Bright green

Fern 2-3 ft high

3-4 ft bush, branches radially drooping, flowers blue

Specimen in SRGH

Inflorescence green.

A perennial covering vacant stands. (Not noticed on outside veld). Woody rootstock. [illegible] stems, 3 ft branching; leafy shoots later, twining. Fl. purple and white. Calyx persistent.

Flowers purple.

Root tuberous. Flower purple.

Flowers mauve.

Submerged at shallow end, a dense mass of dark weed.

Large dark green mases under water running fairly fast.

Flowers pale, nearly white, aromatic.

Shrublet; calyx accrescent, crimson; fruit green, then black

In fruit, berry red.

Common diffuse succulent; spikes green

Lax, spreading many branches from centre, often 4 ft long. Stem dull, brick-red, nodes whitish, midrib of leaf raised below, spikes pink.

Flowers white

Location of sand-pit Kop uncertain

Flowers pinkish; corolla pink, calyx dark green, white edged, stipules flesh-pink.

Erect, 3 ft herb, bracts and leaves below spike variegated with white at base, some bracts nearly white. Spikes lavender. Leaves tend to turn dark purple with age beginning at margin, old stems dark purple.

Submerged.

Submerged weeds in such masses at to stop the propeller of small motor boat.

Aquatic, leaves floating, flower spikes projecting above surface, leaves brown or green.

Inflorescence very dark brown.

[placed in the Harare location even though not certain]

1.3 m long, lower 60-70 cm of stalk bare