Records made by Oliphant Miller

Shrub to 6ft high. Flowers: yellow. Leaves with somewhat glaucous under-surface. [See note 16]

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Inflorescence black-brown with yellow-brown bodies. [See note 16]

Flower with dark red spots. [See note 16]

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In a grassland. [See note 16]

No white ray florets. Only 2 plants found. [See note 16]

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Only 3 found. [See note 16]

Grass overgrazing, 10 ft high. [See note 16]

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Flowers green - yellow, [See note 16]

Herb 9 inches high. Flowers yellow. [See note 16]

Sprawling herb. Flowers yellow. [See note 16]

Procumbent. Flowers pale yellow. [See note 16]

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Woody plant with several stems to 2 ft high. Only ins. Flower yellow. Plant laticiferous. [See note 16]

Climber. Forms sprawling mass on other plants. Laticiferous. Flowers pale yellow. Fringing forest. [See note 16]

Mixed with no. 2126. [See note 16]

Probably epiphyte but found lying on ground. [See note 16]

Flowers green tinged with brown [See note 16]

Flowers pink. [Altitude given on the sheet is 5700 ft (1740 m) which seems too high for this area] [See note 16]

Inflorescence reddish. Stems red. [See note 16]

A fine orchid. [See note 16]

Flowers- 3 sepals green, densely spotted with brown, 2 petals large-yellow above, yellow below - the small petal yellow with a brown smear at base. [See note 16]

Date is April, no year given. [See note 16]

Flowers pale but bright blue [See note 16]

Flowers blue. [See note 16]

Tree 25 ft high [See note 16]

Spiny shrub 10 ft high. [See note 16]

Flowers yellow-green (umbabazane). [See note 16]

Prostrate herb spreading out 18 inches. Flowers pale pink. [See note 16]

Flowers gold-red. [See note 16]

Flowers white. [See note 16]

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Flowers white. [See note 16]

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Shrub 8 ft high. Flowers white. Fruits orange coloured, edible. [See note 16]

Grass to 5 ft high. Inflorescence with bright yellow bodies. [See note 16]

A climber. Flowers purple. [See note 16]

Sprawling plant. Flowers red-purple. [See note 16]. Cited in Flora Zambesiaca volume 8 part 1:69 (1987).

Flowers: pale yellow or white. [See note 16]

Climber. Flowers pink-white. Leaves glaucous. [See note 16]

A climber. Flowers pink. Leaves grey. [See note 16]

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Flowers very pale yellow

Shrub. Flowers yellow, pink or red. [See note 16]

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Sub-erect plant. [See note 16]

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Grass, stems brown-red. [See note 16]

Grass. [See note 16]

Sprawling herb flowers mauve.

Sappy herb 16 inches high. Flowers blue. [See note 16]

Shrub 3ft high. Flowers cream - coloured [See note 16]

Shrub 5ft high. Flowers white. [See note 16]

2.5ft high, flowers white [See note 16]

Herb with purple flowers. Buds: dark brown. [See note 16]

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Flowers pale yellow. A climbing cucurbit. [See note 16]

Only 4 found. [See note 16]

Only one plant found. [See note 16]

Shrub 3 ft high. Flowers yellow-green [See note 16]

Flowers: yellow. [This is var. corniculata] [See note 16]

Flowers: pale pink.[This is var radicosa] [See note 16]

Tree 30 ft high. [See note 16]

Inflorescence purple [See note 16]

Herb 1-2 ft high. Inflorescence white on pink stem. [See note 16]

Herb 2 ft high. Inflorescence pink. [See note 16]

Tree 15 ft high. Leaves pale green. Flowers (in bud) pale yellow. For mature flowers see no 2592 gathered from same tree. [See note 16]

Shrub 10 ft high. Flowers whitish. Undersurface of leaves almost white. [See note 16]

Shrub 8 ft high. Flowers white. [See note 16]

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Only 3 found [See note 16]

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Tree 12ft high [See note 16]

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Habit: Moss. [See note 16]

1.5ft high herb with pink flowers. [See note 16]

Flowers: yellow [See note 16]

Tree 12ft. high. [See note 16]

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Herb 1 - 1.5 inches high. No leaves. Flowers vivid yellow. Stem dark brown. [See note 16]

Shrublet. Flowers: yellow. [See note 16]

Procumbent plant. flowers bright yellow. [See note 16]

Flowers: yellow. [See note 16]

Shrub 4ft high. [See note 16]

18 ins. high. [See note 16]