Collections made by Anthony Mapaura

A shrub, up about 51cm tall. Yellow flowers with very big stipules.

Shrub 8-10 m tall. Flowers and fruits in clusters. Flowers cream with a yellow anther sticking out, hairy. Fruits green turning orange when ripe. Leaves with wavy margins, shiny, glabrous, with red petiole and lower midribs.

A yellow flowered bulbous plant. Only one plant seen.

Both flowers and roots yellow. Stem slightly sticky. Fairly common locally.

Basal rosette leaves with a parsley smell when crushed. Most plants appear to have finished flowering due to the presence of old inflorescence. Fairly common here.

A branching Aloe with a 50cm long inflorescence. Some leaves have a red tint, especially near the tip. Tips of the leaves curl backwards.

A 4m tall tree with reddish fls. New leaves reddish.

A creeper with cream flowers. Young branches either green or maroonish with tendrils which cling to grasses.

Stem green with strikes of pink. Leaves clasping stem tightly and overlapping, tips and margins of leaves pinkish. Flowers pink with corolla yellow inside lip. Lower lip curling backwards upon itself. Each flower subtended by a bract. Very few plants seen

Whole plant slightly pubescent. 30 cm tall. Few plants seen.

Aromatic creeping, scrambling herb

Low open shrub about 50 cm tall with many branches. Whole plant hairy. Light yellow flowers. Only one plant seen.

Herb with Yellow flowers. A few plants seen in the vicinity.

Several shrublets both male (in flower) and female (in fruit).

Several shrublets both male (in flower) and female (in fruit).

Several shrublets both male (in flower) and female (in fruit).

Yellow flowers and reddish stems. Small white hairs at base of leaves.

Spathes have white bases with a green lining on top. Yellow flowers. Base of leaves were slightly hairy. Flowers occur in groups at the tip of the stem. Fairly common on these slopes.

Flowers with 2 large blue petals, sepals whitish with blue tint at edges. Leaf sheath purplish.

Only one plant seen flowering. Plant rooting at nodes. Flowers blue flowers. Dark green leaves.

Collected at considerably lower altitude THAN previously recorded.

Only one plants seen in flower. 1.5 m tall.

Succulent with very thick leaves and white flowers growing in clumps. A few plants flowering now. A few plants seen here.

Up to 20 cm tall. Flowers small, yellow with reddish sepals. Large leaves at base, with smaller leaves looking like scales up the stem.

Flower heads compact. Yellow fls.

Flower heads compact. Yellow fls.

Leaves whorled, fls yellow with some brown streaks.

Yellow flowers with some brown streaks on the lip. Very small dark green trifoliate leaves. The keel not twisted.Up to 15 cm high.

Petals pink and anthers blue with succulent stem. All flowers terminal. Up to 20 cm tall. A few plants seen.

Pink flowers with distinctive blue anthers. Stem purplish, with white hairs on stems. Some less hairy forms also seen. Locally common.

Note by Joan Osborne: Slender foliage + habit close to C. rogersii S. Moore from South Africa. See note in FZ for differences.

Small yellowish flowers, reddish stem and green fruits. Ripe fruits black. only few specimens seen

Most plants have finished flowering but a few immature to mature flowers. Flowers blue. Ripe fruits blue, unripe fruits green.

White fls. A few plants seen locally

Creamish flowers with petals curling back. Tubers exposed, size of a golf ball. Leaves appear after inflorescence.

Pink flowers. Most plants here have finished flowering and are now in fruit. Growing with sedges and Xerophyta. Common on this slope.

Flowers pink flowers. Most plants not flowering or fruiting; flowers fall off easily. Small hairs on green stem and leaves. Most likely paratisizing grasses. Few plants seen.

Pink flowers. Flowers fall off easily. Small hairs on green stem and leaves. Most likely parasitizing grasses. Two plants seen, one flowering.

Plant 40 cm tall. Blue flower heads. Few plants seen

A parasite on Englerophytum magalismontanum. Both fruits and leaves reddish.

Stems and flowers hairy. Petals pink and white. Leaves 3-5 lobed. All flowers terminal and in bunches. 50 -60 cm tall. Locally common.

26 cm in height, yellow petals, bulbous, very long leaves

Shrub about 1.5 m tall, only branches on E side of tree are flowering. Small white flowers. New leaves, branches and all petioles distinctly purple. One plant seen. Some roots exposed due to water eroding the stream bank. Some branches killed by fire.

Herb to a height of 50 cm. Maroon flowers with a nectar tube. Few plants seen.

To c. 50 cm tall. Whole plant with small white hairs. Pink flowers and small hairy fruits, most plants have old fruits.

All inflorescence seen here has flowered and plants are now in seed. The inflorescence is about 140cm long. Edges of leaf blades toothed. Fruits brownish and tubers yellow.

Occuring in clumps. About 50 cm tall. A few plants seen.

About 50cm tall. Bright maroon flowers. Only one clump seen. iNaturalist record

Cream flowers. One tree seen here.

Plants 50 cm tall with white hairs at nodes. Inflorescence red.

Inflorescence about 30 cm high. White flowers with leaves in a rossette at the base. Leaves hairy. Woody rootstock.

A strggling plant with lilac flowers. Only one plant was seen at this locality.

Sedge less than 20cm tall. Very common.

White and purple sepals with white petals. A few plants seen here.

A prostrate plant with red flowers, leaves trifoliate and rough. Very common here.

A trifoliate scrambler. Flowers yellow with some streaks of brown on the upper lip. Slightly hairy on the stem. The inflorescece has more hairs than the rest of the plant. Most plants seen here are not flowering.

Stem growing mainly horizontally. Sweet scented lilac flowers. Most plants flowering.

Flowers with purple petals which curl up upon themselves. Calyx with stripes of green and pink. Leaves broad.

Several plants both in flower and fruit.

A 20-30 cm tall Thesium with small white flowers at the tip of the branches. Small green leaves. Fairly common.

Semi-erect plant. Small yellow flowers. Leaves green and turning yellow when dry.

Small plant c. 10 cm tall, difficult to see in the grass due to its small size. Small white flowers. Probably stems with more erect virgate branching and fls fewer per cyme than in the type (I. Darbyshire).

Plant 50 cm tall with white flowers. Arises from ground as one stem that branches after c. 20 cm. Few plants seen.

Plants to 70 cm tall. Showy inflorescence with anthers falling easily. Yellow anthers appear to be arranged in rows on one side of inflorescence. Locally common.

A small grass growing in clumps. Less than 10 cm tall. Common here.

With a 5-lobed petal almost palmate. Purple flowers. Fairly common on these slopes.

A climber with purplish blue flowers. Trifoliate. Very common but only a few plants were seen in flower.

Gymnosperm with green fruits, drying brown. Tannin smell, Grows to about 2m tall.

A creeper with white small flowers.