Collections made by Müller

Twiner over shrubs and trees. Flowers lilac. Seeds red.

Twiner in trees. Leaves pinnate. Pods are bearing red beans with black spot.

Tree; Notes: Single stemmed trees up to 18 meter high. Stems yellowish. Flowers cream. Fairly common.

Tree; Notes: Single stemmed trees up to 8 meter high. Stem has a typical yellow bark. Common in area.

Herb; Notes: Herbs growing in running stream. Flowers in heads, white.

10 m high; Tree; Notes: Single-stemmed tree 10 m high. Tree covered with green pods.

Notes: Prostrate herb, growing at waters edge.

75 cm high; Herb; Notes: Herb with underground tubers, 75 cm high.

Shrub; Notes: Twiner/shrub forming a dense thicket. Fruit red. Along the water edge.

3.5 m high; Shrub; Notes: Many-stemmed, much-branched shrub, 3.5 m high.

Parasite; Notes: Parasite growing on fig trees and other weeds growing close to water edge. Flowers (white) as well as fruits whitish. 0,75 cm in diameter.

Notes: Waterplant in Lake Liambezi.

Notes: Annual herb. Up to 50 cm high. Flowers red. Common.

Notes: Annual herbs, 40 cm high. Flowers orange.

Notes: Semi-prostrate annual. Flowers blue. Corr. nom.: SB 8.2003.

Annual/perennial herb, 0.80 m high. Flowers white.

2.5 m high; Shrub; Notes: Slender, many-stemmed shrubs, 2.5 m high.

Herb; Notes: Slender, upright growing herb, growing in running water/stream, forming runners on the water. Flowers purple.

Notes: Initially yellow with maroon tips, changing to maroon. Scrambler. Corr. nom.: SB 8.2003.

Notes: Twiner in Ximenia americana. Flowers initially yellow with reddish brown tinge and gradually change to a rusty brown. Corr. nom.: SB 8.2003.

Notes: Twiner in shrubs. Flowers cream-coloured.

Hydrophyte; Notes: Waterlily growing in Lake Liambezi. Flowers yellow.

Notes: Waterlily. Flowers purple. Very common.

30 cm high; Graminoid; Notes: In black sandy soil. Grass 30 cm high.

Notes: Perennial herbs up to 1,5 m high. Common.

Notes: Growing between sandstone rocks in black sandy soil.

Herb; Notes: Perennial herb, growing at edge of lake. Flowers pale blue. Quoted in: Kew Bull. 41(1): 207

Tree; Notes: Twiner on trees and shrubs. Berries red when ripe.