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Volkameria glabra
General Info – summary This Tree may be multi-stemmed and reach 12m high with a trunk up to 30cm wide, or remains a shrub. Simple almost hairless Leaves are broadest in the middle, lack stipules and crushed leaves may smell. The white, congested, bisexual, and almost regular Flowers are in racemes with didynamous stamens, and […]
Vitex rehmannii
General Info – summary This multi-stemmed or single Tree may reach 9m high. Light young grey bark is hairy and may become fissured. The palmately compound, decussate Leaves usually have 5 leaflets, lack stipules and have entire margins or are toothed near the apex. Flowers are small, bluish and 5-lobed. Stamens are didynamous. Superior ovary […]
Vepris lanceolata
General Info – summary This unarmed dioecious evergreen Tree with an erect trunk, often has high up branches and is usually up to 20m high. The alternate trifoliate drooping Leaves have long grooved petioles, lack stipules and have gland dotted leaflets. Regular small star-shaped and 4-merous Flowers are in panicles. 8 anthers in males and […]
Vangueria infausta
General Info – summary This sparsely crowned Tree with its thick, rough bark may reach 9m high or it may remain a shrub. Large, opposite, hairy, simple Leaves are entire. The 5-merous, bisexual, regular Flowers are in cymes & up to 0,6cm wide cymes. The ovary is inferior & both the stamens & the single swollen […]
Vachellia xanthophloea
General Info – summary This taller than wide Tree is up to 30m high and has a distinctive smooth, yellow/green photosynthetic bark. Small bipinnate Leaves have paired straight, white and spinescent stipules. The many bisexual Flowers in each round yellow spike are regular. Exserted stamens and pistil with superior ovary and extending style are present. […]
Vachellia tortilis
General Info – summary This widespread Tree is 5+m high. Fissured bark is grey/brown. Short bipinnate Leaves have paired spinescent stipules (straight, long) and (curved, short). Tiny white Flowers in capitate, spikes with many exserted stamens. Single pistil has a superior ovary. After pollen is shed, the style extends the stigma beyond the anthers – […]