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Sparrmannia africana
General Info – summary This SA endemic is a shrub or a Tree up to 7m high. The evergreen, alternate, thin and simple Leaves are soft, hairy & distinctly toothed. Basal veins are palmate. Impressive, regular, 4-merous and bisexual Flowers develop in umbels. Haptonastic stamens have nodose filaments. The superior ovary has an extending style. […]
Sideroxylon inerme
General Info – summary This latex containing evergreen and usually coastal Tree with a large, rounded crown may reach 18m+ high. The leathery Leaves lack stipules and are simple with lateral veins joining up before reaching the entire margin. Bisexual, regular, 5-merous, greenish white Flowers have yellow arrow shaped anthers. Ripe shiny Fruit is a […]
Senegalia senegal
General Info – summary – updating file! This slender, single stemmed Tree is up to 8m tall + distinctive, vicious 3-hooked spines. Orange/brown bark peals in slightly papery strips. Small bipinnate Leaves with non-spinescent stipules have well-spaced leaflets + a smooth rachis. Small creamy-white Flowers in hanging spikes. Exserted stamens give cream colour. Superior ovary […]
Senegalia polyacantha
General Info – summary This impressive Tree is up to 20m high has light, pealing bark and single cushioned down pointing thorns. Whitish branches have paired, hooked thorns. Bipinnate Leaves have non-spinescent stipules & the petiole has a distinctive gland. Small, regular, bisexual Flowers in elongated spikes + whitish, colour with exserted filaments. Female ha […]
Senegalia nigrescens
General Info – summary The usually erect, deciduous Tree is up to 18+m high. Trunk bark is rough with single downward pointing spines each on a base. Branches have short, paired curved spines. The bipinnate Leaves have the biggest Senegalia leaflets. Stipules are not spinescent. Many exerted stamens display the white Flowers in long spikes […]
Senegalia mellifera
General Info – summary This deciduous Tree may be single stemmed and may reach 9m high or become a multi-stemmed shrub. It has many short, curved, vicious, paired spines. Small bipinnate Leaves have largish leaflets & non-spinescent stipules. Flowers develop in very short spherical spikes with whitish colour generated be exserted male filaments. Female has […]