Details of record no: 67175

Ilex mitis (L.) Radlk.
var. mitis

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Record details:

Date:	03 Nov 2014
Recorder(s):	BT Wursten A Mapaura
Collector(s):	A Mapaura AM734
Determiner(s):	I Darbyshire
Confirmer(s):
Herbarium:	SRGH K BR LMA
Habitat:	Quartzite grassland at edge of small stream flowing from small forest patch 30 m away.
Location:	Plateau above deep gorge of Mevumodzi tributary, Chimanimani Mts.
Location code(s):	168
Outing code:	33
Planted code:	Not planted
Country:	Mozambique
Quarter Degree Square:	1933C3
Grid reference:
FZ Divisions (Flora Zambesiaca):	MS
Current administrative provinces:
Altitude (metres):	1465
Notes:	Shrub about 1.5 m tall, only branches on E side of tree are flowering. Small white flowers. New leaves, branches and all petioles distinctly purple. One plant seen. Some roots exposed due to water eroding the stream bank. Some branches killed by fire.
Latitude, Longitude:	-19.821700,33.106220
Location Accuracy Code:	7

Map of species record

Images:

Image: 13

Species id:	136880
Image id:	13
Image number:	22043
Photographer:	BT Wursten
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Image notes:	Shrub about 1.5 m tall, only branches on E side of tree are flowering. Small white flowers. New leaves, branches and all petioles distinctly purple. One plant seen. Some roots exposed due to water eroding the stream bank. Some branches killed by fire.

Image: 14

Species id:	136880
Image id:	14
Image number:	22044
Photographer:	BT Wursten
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Image notes:	Shrub about 1.5 m tall, only branches on E side of tree are flowering. Small white flowers. New leaves, branches and all petioles distinctly purple. One plant seen. Some roots exposed due to water eroding the stream bank. Some branches killed by fire.