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Toddalia asiatica (L.) Lam.

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Common names: orange climber (Eng); ranklemoentjie (Afr); gwambadzi (Venda)

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Searsia glauca (Thunb.) Moffett

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Common names: blue kunibush (Engl.); bloukoeniebos (Afr.)

SA Tree No: 383.2

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Oncosiphon grandiflorum (Thunb.) Källersjö

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Common names: matricaria (Engl.); groot stinkkruid, knoppies-stinkkruid, stinkkruid (Afr.)

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Nemesia arenifera Bester & H.M.Steyn

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Common names: None recorded.

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Willdenowia teres Thunb.

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Cephalophyllum parviflorum L. Bolus

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Common names: Tygerberg trailing-vygie (Eng.)

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Pavonia praemorsa (L.f.) Cav.

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Common names: yellow mallow

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Metalasia aurea D.Don

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Common names: golden metalasia, yellow metalasia (Eng.); geelsteekbossie, geelblombos (Afr.)

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Gnidia denudata Lindl.

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Common names: furry saffron bush (Eng.); saffraan (Afr.)

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Ursinia calenduliflora  (DC.) N.E.Br.

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Common names: Namaqua parachute daisy, Springbok rock-ursinia; bergmagriet, berggousblom (Afrikaans).

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