Flora of Malawi: Utilities: Cultivated Plants: Living plant images of Fabaceae subfamily Mimosoideae

Images for each species

The purpose of this page is to display images of living plants for each species within a particular family.

Note that all living plant images are shown, including any that are 'hidden' and any on the Zimbabwean site.

Separate pages exist which display herbarium specimen images only and all images for this family.

Acacia dealbata		Photo: Bart Wursten Silver Mist cottage, near Troutbeck Photo: Bart Wursten Silver Mist cottage, near Troutbeck
Acacia mearnsii		Photo: Bart Wursten Misty Manor Hotel Site, Vumba
Acacia melanoxylon	N(other?)	Photo: Bart Wursten Misty Manor site, Vumba Photo: Bart Wursten Dam 2, Southern Loop, Nyika National Park Photo: Bart Wursten Dam 2, Southern Loop, Nyika National Park Photo: Bart Wursten Dam 2, Southern Loop, Nyika National Park Photo: Bart Wursten Dam 2, Southern Loop, Nyika National Park Photo: Bart Wursten Track to John Meikle Forestry Research Station. Photo: Bart Wursten Track to John Meikle Forestry Research Station. Photo: Bart Wursten Track to John Meikle Forestry Research Station. Photo: Bart Wursten Track to John Meikle Forestry Research Station.
Acacia podalyriifolia		Photo: Bart Wursten Ndundu Lodge, Vumba Photo: Bart Wursten Cecil Kop Nature Reserve, Mutare Photo: Bart Wursten Vumba rd, nr Mountain Lodge
Albizia lebbeck		Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park
Leucaena leucocephala		Photo: Bart Wursten Harry Pichanick Drive, Harare Photo: Bart Wursten Harry Pichanick Drive, Harare Photo: Bart Wursten Harry Pichanick Drive, Harare Photo: Bart Wursten Harry Pichanick Drive, Harare Photo: Mark Hyde Hodson Avenue, New Alexandra Park Photo: Mark Hyde Hodson Avenue, New Alexandra Park

6 species found