Records determined by Giess

60 cm high; Herb; Notes: Annual herb. Rich, grey-black soil.

70 ft high; Tree; Notes: Tree 70 feet in height (22 ins. dbh) on compacted sand marginal to dambo in scattered tree community of Piliostigma, Combretum imberbe and Acacia nigrescens. Uncommon but widespread in the above situation.

Notes: Rosette plant. Relatively spreading. Runner, with numerous young plants. The inflorescence is 1,4m high and has 7 branches. The flowers are an old pink colour. The involures have white edges. Life plant. Flowered in the garden of W. Giess, Windhoek. 22 June 1971.Sheet 3.

Graminoid; Notes: Up to 3 m high omuramba-grass. Used to build huts and roofs.

1 m high; Shrub; Notes: Low spreading shrub on rocks. 1 m high. Fruit round, red to black. Rocky bank.

Notes: Bushmen: 'Gai' (g.guttural). 'Sandsering'. Quoted in: Prodromus einer Flora von Sdwestafrika 59:7 (1967) & Flora of Southern Africa 16,2: 16 (1977).

Notes: Prostrate to upright. Shoots to 50 cm long. Sheaths often very small in leaf axils. Terminal sheaths round, boat-like. Flowers blue. Live plant together with Eulophobia sp. from Andara. Flowers in garden of W. Giess, Windhoek. Corr. nom.: SB 8.2003.

pteridophyte; Notes: Fronds up to 60 cm long. Growing in or nearly in water. Common. Corr. nom.: E. Klaassen 23.07.07

45 cm high; Herb; Notes: In open grassland - seasonally overflowed plains. Perennial herbs, 45 cm high. Flowers mauve.

Graminoid;

Edge and dumps in up to 2 m deep water.

Erect, annual grass.

Shrub; Notes: Usually in half shade of riverine woodland of omuramba. Shrubs around 1.50 m tall.

Shrub; Notes: Shrub, up to 1.20 m high, many stemmed, to 1.50 m diameter.

Graminoid; Notes: Heavy grey-black clay soil.

Graminoid; Notes: Dry woodland.

Tree; Notes: Large tree. Fruits taken as rattles by bush people. Kxoe:lxr.

Notes: Fast running water, 2 m deep.

2.5 m high; Shrub; Notes: Up to 2.50 m high shrub. In semi-shade of bigger tree.

Notes: Moist tree-shrub.

Notes: Multi-stemmed plant, up to 1.80 m high. Shoots from tree stump.

Notes: Shrubby plant.

Herb; Notes: Perennial herb, growing at edge of lake. Flowers pale blue. Quoted in: Kew Bull. 41(1): 207

Herb; Notes: Small, up to 15 cm high,herb. Flowers very small, bright vermilion.Quoted in: Kew Bull. 41(1): 207

10 cm high; Parasite; Notes: 10 cm high. Flowers light violet. Parasite on root of Vigna sinensis.

Notes: Bushman: ' 'Nkwana'.

9 ft high; Notes: 9 feet high.

Herb; Notes: Annual, woody herb. Common.