Records made by Luis Oliveira

Growing together with Adiantum incisum.

In fruit

Large scrambling shrub

Yellow flowered composite with distinctly winged stems

Small yellow-flowered species with reddish, semi-succulent stems.

Apparently a first record for Mozambique

Leaves alternate, mostly emarginate at apex; roughly hairy above.

In bud

A small-flowered species with somewhat succulent stems and leaves.

Specimens did not dry well, sticking to papers and disintegrating

Small plant.

Small shrub with small round leaves.

Leaves thick and leathery; margin with hard sharp teeth.

In fruit

Seeds with cottony hairs

Seeds with fluffy cottony hairs

Tall red flowered species ; seeds with cottony hairs so H. migeodii iNaturalist record as H. zanzibaricus

Tall herb with irritant hairs; chalky encrustations between the veins at the base of the leaves; broadly lanceolate epicalyx lobes; flowers relatively small, not opening wide, very short-lived

In fruit

Shrubby herb with long spike-like infrutescences; pods bristly hairy

White flowered; palmately divided leaves

Large colony of many plants up to 2.3 m tall.

Behaving as a true liana

Epicalyx bracts long acuminate and style long.

larger species with discolourous leaves but not grey; Epicalyx bracts broadly ovate not long acuminate or caudate

Large fleshy round leaves; prostrate, veined but not plicate

Annual herb

In fruit

Bright yellow flowers

Outside corolla with both hairs and stalked glands; calyx without glands

White flowered; narrow simple, hairy leaves

In fruit

Fruit somewhat ovate, not densely woolly/ flowers with 5 stamens.

Leaves densely rusty woolly beneath; veins indented above.