Records made by Jan Van Bel

Climber

Very common at the School.

Paired straight thorns, very prominent cushions, flowers white balls, 6-8 pairs of pinnate; rhachis grooved.

Flowers white

Exceptionally strongly peeling bark

Flowers white

White-flowered plant

White-flowered form

Large trees

Large tree

Not sure if planted or not

Stamens white with pink tips; (4-)5 pairs pinnae; c. 8 pairs of leaflets; 8 trees some very large.

New locality

In flower

Shrub. Petiole with swelling at apex and two 'whiskers' at the base of the lamina.

Leaves with 2 basal whiskers; glands on the back; male flowers of spikes and female flowers.

Epiphytic orchid

On a tree trunk, in flower

Epiphytic on Searsia lancea

Growing on Croton megalocarpus. Numerous specimens occur in this area of Ewanrigg.

Group of trees all dying, recorded earlier under record 90702. Only one alive. Honey fungus?

Leaves with wavy margin

In fruit

Well-naturalised in many places at Ewanrigg

Cultivated form

Thorns almost all simple, a few forked

Flowers with 3 fertile stamens

Records 121148 and 120476 refer to the same tree.

Very common understory shrub on small kopje.

Very common understorey shrub. In flower.

Fine large tree; leaf rhachis winged; one spherical fruit seen

Abundant; forms with and without white rays present

Cultivated tree. 3-sided pink fruits; flowers just finishing.

In disturbed ground

Large tree

Very large specimen

Probably ventricosa; fruits smooth

Planted 30 years ago and now a substantial tree,

Very fine tall trees in a garden.

Stamens 10; young pod hairy.

In flower

Prickly shrub.

In flower

Corolla lobes overlap to the right

Tall shrub. Vast majority of spines were simple but a very few were forked.

Tall mature tree, in flower

Flowers over, young fruit appearing

Tree with green trunk, no spines. Leaflets entire.

Trunk with green vertical lines