Records made by Mark Hyde

Cultivated crop

Single fruit found

Pink-flowered Abutilon; shrub c. 2 m tall.

Flowers orange-yellow, c. 1 cm wide; leaves simple or 3-lobed

Occurs as a weed in fields close to the vlei

Tree fallen, but still alive

A single tree at quite high altitude.

Young tree with simple leaves

Seen in distance

Tree in bud and flower

Other side of river

9 people needed to surround the base

High altitude for a baobab

In flower

iNaturalist record

Distinctive hollow trunk

Enormous hollow baobab

A planted baobab at a rather higher altitude than they would naturally occur. This specimen shows that reasonable sizes can be attained and that these plants flower and produce fruit.

Small shrub with simple leaves

2 shrub-sized specimens; leaves mostly simple, a few 3-foliolate leaves found; characteristic smell when crushed.

In flower

Small tree

Young tree

Bearing a Ficus lutea

Trees disclosed by Jenny Holman and seen by us from below

Epiphytic on a msasa

Growing on a Cascabela

In flower

Numerous large plants bearing long racemes in full flower

Possibly originally planted

Photograph of green root tip.

Not planted. Growing on Acacia rehmanniana.

Only non-planted species in the Mukuvisi Woodland known to Werner.

Planted on Dichrostachys cinerea and neighbouring shrubs. Flowers slightly ivory-white; petals become reflexed as flowering continues

In flower

On a Dichrostachys cinerea

Fine colony on vertical rock face

Fruits present

Crocodile bark

In flower. Same tree as recirds 114009 and 114063.

A single tree with broad canopy; in flower, but flowers going over.

In flower

Large tree, not originally planted.

From a Provisional List of Plants dated 19 March 1994 compiled by Bob Drummond and Mark Hyde

Not sure if planted or not

Small tree