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Loxostylis alata
Searsia lancea
... of Searsia . Searsia lancea belongs to the family Anacardiaceae (the Mango family) which is the fourth largest ...
Searsia erosa
... plant species, one of the most interesting in the family Anacardiaceae being Searsia erosa and it grows well in the ...
Searsia chirindensis
Searsia ciliata
... minute hairs along the leaflet margins (Moffet 1994). The Anacardiaceae family is widespread in the warmer parts of ...
Sclerocarya birrea
Harpephyllum caffrum
... means 'indigenous'. Harpephyllum caffrum belongs to the Anacardiaceae (mango family), which is the fourth largest ...
Searsia pendulina
... that Poison Ivy, or Toxicodendron spp. also belong in the Anacardiaceae. We are fortunate that our Karee trees do not ...
Searsia discolor
Searsia leptodictya
Searsia dentata
Searsia pyroides
... burning sensation caused by a prick from the thorns. The Anacardiaceae family is widespread in warmer parts of the ...
Searsia magalismontana subsp. magalismontana
... featured in a footnote to a key to the genera of the Anacardiaceae family where Barkley (1942) stated ' Searsia ...
Laurophyllus capensis
... same area. The family to which this plant belongs is the Anacardiaceae, which is chiefly tropical, although some ...
Ozoroa paniculosa
... included in the genus Heeria. Ozoroa is a genus within the Anacardiaceae family (the mango family). This genus has ...
Ozoroa obovata var. elliptica
Protorhus longifolia
Lannea discolor
Searsia batophylla
Searsia crenata
... Garden June 2014 Searsia crenata is a member of the Anacardiaceae, the mango family. This evergreen shrub or ...