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The following is a list of the collections made by Kudakwashe Mutasa in species name order. The records are of species which occur in Burundi (either as a native/naturalised species or as a cultivated species).
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| No | Species | Record date | Recorder(s) | Coll. | Det. | Conf. | Herbaria | Habitat | Location | Loc code | Outing code | Planted code | Country | QDS | Grid ref. | FZ Div | Alt. (m) | Notes | Lat | Long | Loc Acc Code |
| 66953 | Hypoxis filiformis | 26 Oct 2014 | BT Wursten A Mapaura J Timberlake K Mutasa |
K Mutasa KM003 | DJ Goyder | SRGH K BR LMA |
Edge of pathway among grass in quartzite sandstone grassland. | Ridge on Mt Shangani, eastern side of Chimanimani mountains | 168 | 33 | 0 | Mozambique | 1933C3 | MS | 1370 | Small herb about 10 cm high with closed yellow flowers. Leaves narrow, covered with whitish hairs. Tuberous root, white inside. | -19.832830 | 33.197910 | 7 | ||
| 66960 | Murdannia simplex | 27 Oct 2014 | BT Wursten A Mapaura J Timberlake K Mutasa |
K Mutasa KM008 | DJ Goyder | SRGH K BR LMA |
Along river bank | Muvhumozi River, eastern Chimanimani mountains | 168 | 33 | 0 | Mozambique | 1933C3 | MS | 1134 | Herb about 30 cm tall. Flowers lilac with 3 petals. Anthers and stigma exposed when in full bloom. Lateral roots. Leaves with parallel veins with a reddish green upperside. | -19.815083 | 33.147306 | 7 | ||
| 64844 | Orthochilus mechowii | 26 Oct 2014 | BT Wursten A Mapaura J Timberlake K Mutasa |
K Mutasa KM007 | BT Wursten | K LMA |
Open grassland in full sunlight. | Western slope above Mutandani Valley, eastern Chimanimani Mts. | 168 | 33 | 0 | Mozambique | 1933C3 | MS | 990 | Terrestrial orchid about 30 cm tall. Flowers yellow with reddish and bright yellow centre. Leaves with parallel dark-green veins. Lateral roots developing from bulb. | 7 |
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