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Vachellia gerrardii
General Info – summary This deciduous Tree has reddish underbark and may reach 15m high. The dark green bipinnate Leaves are not spinescent. Paired spines arise from the branch. Small whitish regular & bisexual Flowers in condensed spikes with exserted white filaments & yellowish anthers. These surround a single, superior, 1-locular ovary & a thin […]
Vachellia erioloba
General Info – summary This dry area, often-solitary Tree, with its rough trunk may reach 10+m high or it may be a small tree or shrub. The relatively small bipinnate Leaves have impressive spinescent paired stipules and spaced paired pinnules (leaflets). Tiny regular Flowers with exserted stamens are in golden spherical capitate spikes. Each distinctive […]
Trichilia emetica
General Info – summary This impressive shade providing and animal attracting Tree has a round crown and is up to 20m high. The long imparipinnate Leaves lack stipules and have nearly opposite paired leaflets. The unisexual, 5-merous and regular inconspicuous green Flowers appear in cymose panicles. The pale green, dehiscent woody Fruit is a 3-valved capsule […]
Trichilia dregeana
General Info – summary This spineless monoecious Tree ranges from 18m to 23m high. Deeply fissured bark has joins and splits. Attractive silvery foliage consists of simple shiny and entire Leaves. Whitish regular Flowers lack sepals and are in spikes – bisexual at the base & male near the apex. Petals absent, 10 exserted stamens. […]
Trichilia dregeana
General Info – summary This dioecious Tree with its spreading crown is up to 30m high & the trunk to 1,8m wide. In this evergreen tree, the large Leaves are imparipinnate and lack stipules. The large whitish 5-merous regular Flowers are in panicles with 10 stamens in the male flower & a single pistil arises […]
Terminalia phanerophlebia
General Info – summary This attractive multi-stemmed shrub or Tree is up to 6m+ high. The brown/black bark has a red underbark. Obovate, simple Leaves are up to 10 x 5cm. Whitish, regular, small Flowers lack petals & are in impressive spikes – male near the apes and bisexual below. Ten exserted stamens are present. […]