Records made by Jones Sibale

Slender erect herb with leaves connected at the base by a stipular sheath; flowers in a tight terminal head, pale mauve.

"plumosus" form

Leaves exceptionally large and divided for this species.

Large clump growing together with Streptocarpus wilmsii and Pleopeltus sp.

Young and small specimens

Terminal leaflet pairs largest; peduncles as long or longer than leaves.

much more than 10 pairs of leaflets but leaflets widest in the middle pairs; short peduncles and high altitude montane grassland habitat all point to B. nyikense

Spur present.

Spur present

Very common in this location.

Twining; flowers pink, 2-lipped

A rather unusual habitat for this species.

Very common in this location.

Leaves broad and rounded, less than twice as long than wide.

Flowers very pale, almost white

Inflorescence clearly long paniculate, not subcorymbose; involucral bracts green, not red-tipped.

Prostrate species, unifoliolate round leaves

Small herb growing from a small tuber; leaves 1-foliolate.

Robust hairy plants.

Second specimen at same location; not collected.

Virgate shrub; flowers pink and white.

This specimen was collected while mixed with a plant of Pycreus elegantulus (PB2594A, BR)

iNaturalist record

Small cushion forming herb with white 4-lobed flowers

Sterile but with characteristic pseudostipules.

Prostrate species with deep pink flowers

Slender herbs growing from a strong woody rhizome.

Coloured bracts not conspicuous

In fruit

Very robust grass

Common throughout the forest

Large single-leaved species with extensive inflorescence of large deep blue flowers.

Plants prostrate; leaves ovate-cordate; inflorescences branched, pedunculate.