Records determined by John Burrows

Locally frequent, presumably flooded annually

Climber to 2 m, flowers pink; in degraded coastal forest on sands.

Small deciduous tree to 4 m tall, bark rough, grey; in mixed miombo (Julbernardia globiflora/Brachystegia utilis) woodland. Occasional.

1.2 m tall evergreen shrub, in mixed coastal woodland on sandy clays. Fruit pink above. Occasional., Occurrence: occasional

Small shrub, 2—3 meters tall; fruit with 3 parted wings, yellow flowers.

Occasional

Tufted fern growing around base of granite rocks in miombo woodland.

Occasional

Giant pachycaul to 15 m tall, growing in a small grove of ca. 8 baobabs, in a cultivated field on sandy soils, area of semi-deciduous coastal woodland/thicket. Flowers pure white, petals like plastic.

Climber in mixed lowland forest on sands

Climber to 3 m high, stem almost white; on rocky conglomerate sandstone ridge in mixed Brachystegia torrei/Androstachys woodland.

Climber to 2 m, scrambling over bushes in ecotone between miombo woodland and riverine forest, on sandy soils.

Climber to 6 m in termitaria forest near stream, in area of miombo woodland.

Climbing in riverine forest to ñ 4 m high. Huge fruit. Miombo woodland on escarpment., Occurrence: scarce

Locally common

Locally frequent

UJ DNA No. UJ09228

Only one group seen; unlikely to be introduced

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

Occasional

Occasional

Small fern growing on mossy limestone rocks above water of stream in gallery forest in deep limestone gorge. Rare, only 2 plants seen.

Tree (?deciduous) to 5 m high, growing amongst gneiss rocks in seasonally-dry mixed deciduous woodland., Occurrence: scarce

Woody shrub to 2 m tall; occasional in sandy soils in light shade of closed-canopy Brachystegia torrei woodland., Occurrence: scarce

Small tree to 3 m tall in miombo woodland.

Shrub or treelet to 2.5 m. In mixed deciduous coastal woodland on sandy soils. Dominant woody species: Strychnos madagascariensis, Phellocalyx vollesenii, Olax dissitiflora, Pteleopsis myrtifolia, Xylotheca tettensis, Micklethwaitia carvalhoi, Diospy

Small tree to 7 m tall, in tall mixed Brachystegia woodland on coastal sands; occasional.

Sapling tree to 4 m tall (no adults seen); scarce in gallery forest to 30 m tall, along edge of river on island. Dominant species: Newtonia buchananii, Pandanus livingstonianus, Filicium decipiens, Maranthes goetzeniana, Syzygium cordatum, Erythrophl

Wide-spreading tree to 10 m tall, bark pale grey, flaking in irregular plates; in coastal woodland on sandy soils; occasional.

Small tree (regenerated) to 6 m tall, in coastal dune thicket near lakes. Fls dusky pink to greenish. Occasional

Spreading low tree to 7 m tall on granite outcrop in miombo woodland.

Soft herb to 400 mm tall, in shade of moist evergreen montane forest, growing along roadside with Pilea, Impatiens, etc., Occurrence: occasional

Tree to 6m tall, in evergreen lowland forest. Branches more or less drooping.

Tree to 15 m tall (fallen) in high-altitude forest.

Evergreen small tree to 6 m tall, locally frequent in lowland evergreen to semi-deciduous forest in rolling hills, much degraded by logging and cultivation. Fls white., Occurrence: locally frequent

Medium/large tree, fruit shiny chocolate brown beans. Fabaceae.

Medium tree, 6 meters tall.

Large tree to 16 m tall, and rather spreading crown; growing along stream over limestone at base of escarpment.

A spreading tree along river margins, component of riverine forest on coastal plain. Scattered

Tree to 5 m tall in severely degraded woodland on sands near coast. Fls pale pink with red staminal tube.

Tall tree, leaves bipinnate, in fruit. Leaflets with white tomentum on the underside.

Tree 4—5 meters tall. Locals call “acacia”.

Shrub or small tree to 4 m tall, common constituent of forest understorey. In dry forest on sand.

Small tree to 3 m tall, in understorey of montane forest along roadside, SE aspect. Occasional.

Small tree, about 9 meters tall. 3 leaflets, toothed, velvety, green fruits on a spike. Growing with Millettia stuhlmannii and Sterculia africana.

Woodland vegetation.-x000D- -x000D- UJ DNA No. UJ06945

Large tree to 18 m tall with spreading crown; bark grey, rough; flowers pale yellow. Occasional, in open woodland/thicket mosaic on sandy soils.

Erect conifer-like herb growing on muddy margins of dam on granite-derived sands.

Robust climber, growing over thatched roof of a dwelling. Fruit; glossy blackish, fleshy-x000D- Species name variation on plant label - A. africana (Lour.) Merr.

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.

22.4 cm tall; basal diameter 0.3; 0.2 cm; canopy 9.1 x 14.5 cm. -x000D- Habitat: Brachystegia spiciformis woodland in deep sand.

Scrambling/climbing shrub to 2 m high, with milky latex; in woodland-forest mosaic on sandy soils, occasional; fls white, fragrant., Occurrence: occasional

Climber with milky latex, to 2 m high in remanant bushclump in riverine woodland. Collected p.m. when flowers are over for the day (morning-flowering). Fls. white., Occurrence: occasional

Robust climber in small patch of evergreen forest on coastal sands. Fruit: 85mm diameter, flesh sweet, very palatable.-x000D- -x000D- Photo. attached to specimen.

Scrambler in scrub adjacent to Avicennia mangroves. Flowers, pure-white.-x000D- -x000D- Corolla tube: c.10mm long, sparsely hairy or hairy-swollen near base.-x000D- Corolla lobes: 20-25mm long, 4-6mm wide. Glaborous, margins uliate.-x000D- Calyx lobes: +/- 2mm long

In thicket on sands. Flowers, sweetly-scented.-x000D- -x000D- Sheet 1 of 2.

Scrambling evergreen shrub to 4 m tall, sterile; scarce in thicket patch on edge of escarpment, N-aspect.

Evergreen scrambler or climber to 4 m tall; in occasional in scrub/thicket in woodland; flowers white, fragrant.

Straggly herb on road margins in clearings in sand forest. Flowers yellow.

Evergreen tree 8-9 m tall, 4 adults and saplings, on hillside, amongst boulders in mixed miombo / Uapaca woodland.-x000D- -x000D- First record of this species for Mozambique., Occurrence: occasional

Much-branched, multi-stemmed shrub to 1.2 m high; forming colonies, on arid alluvial flats in degraded mixed deciduous thicket-woodland mosaic. Flowers pink.

Herb growing in moist dune slacks in coastal grassland near coastal lakes. Flowers purple.

Erect branched shrub to 2 m tall, forming colonies along roadside in grassland. Flowers purple-blue, showy. Locally frequent.

Small tree to 4 meters tall; pale furrowed bark. Fruit green turning red and then black. Antidesma?

Shrub to 4 m tall on high altitude forest margins.

Occasional but localised.

Small tree in understory, about 6 meters tall. In flower. Sprouting from very base, flowers pale, 8 parts visible (4+4?), perhaps no petals.

Shrub to 2.5 m tall in mid-altitude forest.

UJ DNA No. UJ09344

As Asparagus puberulus in BNRH. Scrambling shrub, climbing into adjacent Gardenia resiniflua. Unopened flowers and some fruit. Growing in understorey of deciduous closed woodland dominated by Commiphora spp. and Kirkia acuminata.

As Asparagus cooperi in BNRH. Straggly shrub to 1m tall, in mixed short thicket on sands.

Climber, deciduous, on rocky gneiss outcrop in miombo woodland.-x000D- DNA material sent to Catherine Wiegand, Kansas University, 2005.

Sparse erect shrublet 60 cm high, in sparse grasses on margin of termite-mound bush-clump, in open Acacia woodland.

Delicate herb in forest in limestone gorge.

Small shrublet to 0.5 m tall, growing on roadside in sandy granite-derived soils in severely degraded woodland. Branches horizontal, all in one plane, cladodes distinctly glaucous.

Delicate scrambler to 800 mm tall in dune forest, all branches and branchlets flattened in to one plane. Occasional.

In coastal forest.

Terrestrial fern, ± 90 cm tall. Mature petiole black.

Tufted fern in shade of tall lowland forest, growing at base of large tree on forest floor; scarce.

Meise Specimen (BR)

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

Epiphyte like plant on short rock outcrop. Strap leaved fern.

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.

Scrambling shrub or liane to 5 m high; occasional on margins of evergreen montane forest.

Scrambler or liane in mid-altitude forest reaching canopy.

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.

Small tree to 3 m tall, flowers yellow; scarce in degraded forest/woodland mosaic, now in maize field, on sandy soils.

Only one plant seen

Occasional

Deciduous tree to 6 m tall on granite outcrop in mixed Julbernardia paniculata miombo woodland on sandy soils in granite hills. Flowers white, fruit a woody dehiscent capsule (in Carpological Collection).

Chopped tree in coastal woodland/degraded forest mosaic.

Tree fern, fronds 2.5—3 meters long. Hairy, spores on wavy edges.

Ground fern with tufted fronds; scarce, on very wet peaty floor of swamp forest, dominated by Anthocleista grandiflora, Voacanga thouarsii, Antidesma vogeliana, Xylopia aethiopica and the fern Stenochlaena tenuifolia.-x000D- -x000D- Keys best to B. natalensis bu

UJ DNA No. UJ09323

Small spreading tree to 4 m tall with rather gnarled branches and rough bark, in mixed miombo woodland on granite derived sandy soils. Occasional.

Occasional but localised

Woodland vegetation.-x000D- -x000D- UJ DNA No. UJ06937

Shrub with long pendulous branches in rocky outcrop in degraded mixed miombo woodland on granite.

Tree, 4 meters tall with willow-like leaves. In flower.

Tree, 8 meters tall.

Tree to 10 m tall with rounded or spreading crown, bark rough, grey; open coastal woodland dominated by Parinari curatellifolia, Strychnos spp. and Hyphaene compressa, on sandy soils.-x000D- -x000D- TOPOTYPE.

Tall tree to 18 m or more, in miombo woodland, locally frequent, on sandy soils over gneiss. Leaflets glaucous green.

Woodland.-x000D- -x000D- UJ DNA No. UJ06924

Tall tree to 20 m, with somewhat spreading crown, bark dark grey, rough, vertically fissured; scattered in wooded grassland.

Small tree with somewhat spreading crown and rough dark grey bark; locally frequent in seasonally wet grassland in low-lying drainage zone in miombo woodland; trees more stunted than when growing in well-drained areas.

Medium to large deciduous tree to 15 m tall, a major component of miombo woodland, bark rough dark brown, vertically fissured.

Medium to large deciduous tree to 15 m tall, a major component of miombo woodland, bark rough dark brown, vertically fissured.

Small tree with somewhat spreading crown and rough dark grey bark; locally frequent in seasonally wet grassland in low-lying drainage zone in miombo woodland; trees more stunted than when growing in well-drained areas.

Tall tree to 20 m, with somewhat spreading crown, bark dark grey, rough, vertically fissured

Large deciduous tree to 20 m tall, component of miombo woodland in hilly areas, locally frequent, bark smoothish grey, flaking in old specimens.

Deciduous tree to 12 m tall, leaves grey-ish; on rocky hill, geology gneiss, confined to hilly areas.

Tall tree to 20 m+, forming colonies on granite soils, leaves greyish, locally frequent.

As Brachystegia microphylla in BNRH. Tree 5 meters tall, on rock edge, pods dark brown.

As Brachystegia microphylla in BNRH. Tree, 10 m tall in miombo woodland. Bark pale. C. 39 pairs of leaflets.

As Brachystegia microphylla in BNRH. Deciduous tree to 10 m tall, with wide-spreading crown; bark grey, smoothish, flaking; the dominant tree on rocky hillsides on quartzites of the Frontier System.

As Brachystegia microphylla in BNRH. Elegant flat-crowned tree 15-20 m tall, forming pure stands on sandy soils, rather open below the canopy. bark grey, smooth, flaking in older specimens.

As Brachystegia microphylla in BNRH. Tree to 8 m tall in miombo woodland.

As Brachystegia glaucescens in BNRH. Spreading tree ± 25-30 m tall, bark smooth grey, flaking with age; growing on summits of rocky granite koppies, rather localized.

Spreading tree ± 25-30 m tall, bark smooth grey, flaking with age

Tree, 12 meters tall.

Large tree to 15 m tall, with a spreading crown, bark rough grey; in coastal woodland on sandy loam soils; occasional.

Tree to 10 m tall, leaflets somewhat glossy above; in wooded grassland; infrequent.

Tree to ca. 10 m high, in open coastal woodland.

Tree 12-14 m high, bark dark grey, rough, longitudinally-fissured; in open coastal woodland on sands.

Small trees 2-5 m tall (mature specimens all chopped out?), leaves blue-green, bark smoothish pale grey; locally frequent in open woodland on red soils on rocky west-aspect slopes between lake shore and base of the western escarpment.

Rather spreading tree to 8 m high, bark roughish, grey, leaves glaucous green, particularly below; locally frequent in open mixed woodland at base of escarpment.

Tree to 8 m tall in miombo woodland, leaves bluish-green.

Medium tree to 9 m tall, spreading crown, leaves bluish-green; in miombo woodland on sandy soils; occasional.

Tree to 8 m tall

Elegant flat-crowned tree 15-20 m tall, bark grey, smooth, flaking in older specimens.

Deciduous tree to 10 m tall, with wide-spreading crown; bark grey, smoothish, flaking

Tree, 10 m tall. Bark pale. about 39 pairs of leaflets.

Tree 5 meters tall, pods dark brown.

Tree, sterile, bark used for fiber, house construction. Velvet underneath leaflets.

Locally dominant tree to 8 m high with spreading crown and rough dark grey bark bark, new leaves folded, pendulous, yellow-green; on sands forming its own woodlands.-x000D- A strange form, atypical of true Brachystegia spiciformis.-x000D-

Spreading dwarf tree to 4 m tall, growing with Julbernardia globiflora to form a coastal miombo woodland, forming a mosaic with coastal grassland; about 7 km from the sea. Locally abundant.

Locally dominant tree to 8 m high with spreading crown and rough dark grey bark , new leaves folded, pendulous, yellow-green; on sands forming its own woodlands. A strange form, atypical of true Brachystegia spiciformis.

Small tree.

Small tree 6-8 m tall; very dark bark and dense crown of leaves (Dalbergia-like); amongst Julbernardia globiflora, J. paniculata and Brachystegia boehmii. Locally frequent

Semi-deciduous tree 10-12 m tall with a low spreading crown, bark grey, smoothish, flaking; in mixed coastal woodland/thicket mosaic on old dunes.

Tree 20 m tall in woodland. Bark pale, slightly flaking.

Spreading deciduous tree to 15 m tall, bark smoothish, grey, flaking in thin plates; forming a continuous or discontinuous canopy over sand thicket dominated by Carpodiptera, Leptactina delagoensis, Hugonia orientalis, Artabotrys, Landolphia kirkii,

Spreading deciduous tree to 15 m tall, bark smoothish, grey, flaking in thin plates; forming a continuous or discontinuous canopy over sand thicket

Tree 20 m tall, bark pale, slightly flaking

Semi-deciduous tree 10-12 m tall with a low spreading crown, bark grey, smoothish, flaking;

Small multi-stemmed tree

Deciduous tree 8-12 m tall, co-dominant with Brachystegia boehmii in miombo woodland along base of mountains, on reddish sands over granites.

Tree to 20 m tall, growing in open mixed woodland.

Tree to 7 m with ca. spreading crown, growing at base of granite hills in mixed miombo woodland. Bark rough, grey. Occasional.

Tree to 7 m with ca. spreading crown. Bark rough, grey. .

Tree to 20 m tall

Deciduous tree 8-12 m tall

Tree.

UJ DNA No. UJ06917

Rather erect, small tree in mixed Brachystegia woodland on sands. Bark; very rough, brown-grey. Flowers, just over.

UJ DNA No. UJ04859

In bush clumps on deep sands in open woodland.

Shrub on margins of coastal forest, on sands.

Shrub to 1.8 m high, constituent of thicket on sands. Occasional.

Shrub in thicket on sands, scattered., Occurrence: occasional

Straggly shrub to 4m tall, in dune forest.

Shrub in understorey of evergreen coastal forest.

Small shrub to 1 m tall; in light shade of Brachystegia torrei-Androstachys forest.

Slender understorey tree to 2.5 m tall, with horizontal branching, in evergreen coastal forest on low hill.-x000D- -x000D- = Burrows & Burrows 8576 from same locality.

UJ DNA No. UJ05036

Red velvet growth tip

Large tree to 20m tall on alluvial soils next to seasonal stream. Single specimen seen.

Regrowth from felled tree along edge of stream, in mixed miombo woodland. Scarce., Occurrence: scarce

Evergreen tree to 12 m tall, a final remnant of riverine forest, surrounds now cleared and cultivated. Fls cream., Occurrence: rare

Tree 8-10 m tall (deciduous?), in forest clump in coastal sands. In bud. Only one specimen seen., Occurrence: rare

Deciduous shrubby tree to 4 m tall; flowers white, showy, borne on the stems and branches. On margins of dry coastal sand forest dominated by Guibourtia schliebenii, the understorey dominated by Memecylon spp., Warneckea spp. and Strychnos spp.

Deciduous tree to 5 m high, flowers cauliflorus, large, white, showy. Occasional in patches of dry forest in coastal woodland on sands.

Climber / vine in tall grasses in degraded mid-altitude forest / woodland. Flowers mauve.

Climber in degraded woodland-forest mosaic, on sands.

Spiny small tree to 5 m high, in coastal thicket on sands, occasional., Occurrence: occasional

Spiky shrub to 2 m tall. In mixed deciduous coastal woodland on sandy soils. Dominant woody species: Strychnos madagascariensis, Phellocalyx vollesenii, Olax dissitiflora, Pteleopsis myrtifolia, Xylotheca tettensis, Micklethwaitia carvalhoi, Diospyro

Spiny rather spreading deciduous shrub to 2.5 m high, on rocky granite koppie in mixed deciduous woodland.

Spiny shrub to 3 m tall in woodland.

Small straggly tree to 4 m tall; sterile; bark grey, thinly flaking in longitudinal strips, stem fluted; growing in light shade of tall woodland-forest mosaic dominated by Millettia stuhlmannii, Sterculia quinqueloba, S. appendiculata, Kirkia acumina

On coastal dunes in scrub.-x000D-

Shrub or treelet to 2 m tall; fls white with a sweet, spicy scent. Growing in mixed mopane woodland in light shade., Occurrence: locally frequent

Small deciduous tree to 2 m tall; in understorey of thicket in deciduous thicket-woodland mosaic on sandy soils; occasional.

Erect slender treelet 1.5 m tall; fruits yellow; in understorey of sand forest; occasional.

Slender treelet to 1.5 m high, in shaded understorey of tall mixed woodland on sands, dominated by Millettia stuhlmannii, Berlinia orientalis and Sterculia spp. Flowers pale-yellowish.

Small treelet in light shade of bushclump in dry coastal woodland. Occasional. Fls white, pendulous., Occurrence: occasional

Small tree, 5 meters tall. Split fruit yellow, with red cluster of seed inside. White sap.

Locally common understorey in mid-altitude moist evergreen forest., Occurrence: locally common

Tree 6 m tall; in evergreen montane forest.

Evergreen small tree to 4 m high, in open mixed deciduous woodland on rift valley floor on clay-sands. Occasional. Fls small, greenish., Occurrence: occasional

Small evergreen tree to 4 m tall, in closed woodland-evergreen forest mosaic, on sandy soils. Fls small, greenish. , Occurrence: scarce

Evergreen shrub or small tree 3-4 m tall, in mixed coastal thicket on sandy soils. Leaves glossy dark green, fruit yellowish.

Evergreen much-branched tree 9-10 m high, on edge of evergreen bush clump/forest patch, in area of Parinari plateau woodland on sandy soils.

Tree to 7 m tall; in woodland/sand forest mosaic; scarce, sterile.

Deciduous tree to 10 m tall, flowers bright yellow, spectacular; on forest margins in forest/woodland mosaic on sandy soils. Occasional, three specimens seen.