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Commiphora marlothii
General Info – summary This Tree with smooth green / grey strongly aromatic bark is usually up to 5m high. Imparipinnate, hairy, and resinous Leaves have 2-5 pairs of paired leaflets and the single terminal one is the largest. Regular, dioecious, 4-merous Flowers are single or may develop in paniculate cymes. They appear with the new […]
Commiphora harveyi
General Info – summary This spineless, medium sized Tree has a papery flaking bark. Coppery bark peels off showing dark green photosynthetic underbark. Imparipinnate Leaves have up to 7 leaflets. Small, dioecious, regular, 4-merous, insect pollinated Flowers are in panicles. Male flowers have 8 stamens. Females have a superior ovary + a short style & capitate stigma. […]
Combretum zeyheri
General Info – Summary This Tree is up to 15m high with a mottled stem. Simple, usually opposite Leaves have entire margins. Domatia may be present. The small, 4-merous bisexual Flowers are greenish yellow and in spikes. Each has 8 exserted stamens and the pistil has 1 inferior ovary that produces a slender, thin style. Fruit […]
Combretum molle
General Info – summary The tardily deciduous, gum yielding Tree has a rounded crown and is up to 12m high. The variously shaped, simple, velvety and opposite Leaves have entire margins and lack stipules. The up to 20 bisexual, regular Flowers in each spike are small, yellowish, with green sepals, small petals and 8 exerted […]
Combretum microphyllum
General Info – summary This Tree is up to 4m high but often a multi-stemmed climber/scrambler with long branches. Simple, entire Leaves lack stipules and appear after the flowers. Old petioles may become spiny. The spectacular bisexual, regular Flowers are in spikes. 4 petals, 8 stamens & single styles are all red. Single chambered inferior […]
Combretum kraussii
General Info – summary This shrub or Tree (to 25m) high has smooth grey bark that becomes brown. Opposite, simple Leaves are up to 12 x 5cm & elliptic to obovate. Leaves under flowers are white. Small, 4-merous, regular, bisexual and creamy white Flowers are in spikes. Sepals become reddish and the short petals are […]