Yvie and Sarah
joined us at Rossmin. We were required to assist with a count of certain
species that were used by the Inyanga's in traditional medicine and so with a tape measure we went onto
the slopes and measured out blocks and then went up and down doing counts. It
was not particularly interesting and soon as we had finished, we carried on
botanising in our regular fashion and found the following:
Lithospermum papillosum BORAGINACEAE |
Cynoglossum lanceolatum Hound's Tongue BORAGINACEAE |
Let the count begin. Blocking areas to calculate certain plant species. |
Tracy and Yvie measuring up stands. |
Brachycorythis ovata subsp. ovata ORCHIDACEAE |
Sisyranthus virgatus APOCYNACEAE |
Raphionacme galpinii APOCYNACEAE |
Lantana rugosa VERBENACEAE |
Hypoxis rigidula HYPOXIDACEAE |
Aspilia natalensis ASTERACEAE |
Osteospermum grandidentatum ASTERACEAE |
Turraea floribunda MELIACEAE |
Pavetta revoluta RUBIACEAE |
Gymnosporia rubra CELASTRACEAE |
Dianthus zeyheri CARYOPHYLLACEAE |
Polygala hottentotta POLYGALACEAE |
Silene burchellii CARYOPHYLLACEAE |
Satyrium cristatum ORCHIDACEAE |
Xysmalobium undulatum APOCYNACEAE |
Pelargonium ranunculophyllum GERANIACEAE |
Wahlenbergia krebsii subsp. krebsii CAMPANULACEAE Pondoland C.R.E.W/The Thursday Group |
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