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Grewia avellana Hiern

Maguire, Brian

Grewia sp. recorded in the field as nǀam nǀoli OR nǀam nǀuli and identified as Grewia avellana Hiern by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the plant name as ’ǀnāhm ǀnûle. Fruits eaten usually with stones.
Grewia sp. recorded in the field as nǀam nǀoli OR nǀam nǀuli and identified as Grewia avellana Hiern by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the plant name as ’ǀnāhm ǀnûle. Fruits eaten usually with stones

Maguire, Brian
Hand-held branchlet of leafless Grewia sp. recorded in the field as nǀam nǀoli OR nǀam nǀuli and identified as Grewia avellana Hiern by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the plant name as ’ǀnāhm ǀnûle. Fuits eaten usually with stones

Maguire, Brian
Hand-held branchlet of leafless Grewia sp. recorded in the field as nǀam nǀoli OR nǀam nǀuli and identified as Grewia avellana Hiern by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the plant name as ’ǀnāhm ǀnûle. Fruits eaten usually with stones

Maguire, Brian
Fruiting stem with leaves of Citrullus naudinianus later identified as Acanthosicyos naudinianus. !Xóõ plant name recorded by Maguire (1968) as ǁan and later verified by Traill (2018) as ǁâ̰n. Fruit eaten baked

Maguire, Brian
Fruiting stem with leaves of Citrullus naudinianus later identified as Acanthosicyos naudinianus. !Xóõ plant name recorded by Maguire (1968) as ǁan and later verified by Traill (2018) as ǁâ̰n. Fruit eaten baked

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as mʘahi and identified as Coccinia aff. rehmanii by Maguire (1986). Traill (2018) confirms the !Xóõ name as ʘnâ̰e. Eaten baked. Tuberous root brought into Takatshwane camp by !Kai !Kai. Specimen retained for growing. 4 to 7 inches long. See page opposite to 12b in photo notebook

Maguire, Brian
Citrullus naudinianus fruiting stem with leaves, later identified as Acanthosicyos naudinianus. !Xóõ plant name recorded by Maguire (1968) as ǁan and later verified by Traill (2018) as ǁâ̰n

Maguire, Brian
Trochomeria sp. recorded in the field as |di:ra or ǂdi:ra. Apparently not eaten

Maguire, Brian
Trochomeria sp. recorded in the field as |di:ra or ǂdi:ra. Apparently not eaten

Maguire, Brian
View over Takatshwane Valley towards margin and dune

Maguire, Brian
View of Takatshwane Valley. Close to location of 676

Maguire, Brian
View of vegetation of upper valley margin with mixed Grewia flava

Maguire, Brian
Dichrostachys sp. (rare) recorded in the field as n|xali by Maguire. Dr Heinz right.

Maguire, Brian
Boscia albitrunca, ǂkun OR ǂkan (Maguire 1968) later verified by Traill (2018) as ǂqhūn, Boscia albitrunca(Burch.) Gilg. et Benedict var. Albitrunca. Fruits eaten raw

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as |xei and identified as Sanservieria scabrifolia Dinter, "mother-in-law's tongue" by Maguire (1968). Leaves used for fibre. Traill adds stolon is used for moisture. !Xóõ named verified by Traill (2018) as ǀxāi, Sansevieria aethiopica Thunb. Whole plant

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as |xei and identified as Sanservieria scabrifolia Dinter, "mother-in-law's tongue" by Maguire (1968). Leaves used for fibre. Traill adds stolon is used for moisture. !Xóõ named verified by Traill (2018) as ǀxāi, Sansevieria aethiopica Thunb. Hand-held excavated specimen

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as |xei and identified as Sanservieria scabrifolia Dinter, "mother-in-law's tongue" by Maguire (1968). Leaves used for fibre. Traill adds stolon is used for moisture. !Xóõ named verified by Traill (2018) as ǀxāi, Sansevieria aethiopica Thunb. Habit

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as !xan !xan and identified as Catophractes alexandrii, by Maguire (1968). Later verified by Traill in !Xóõ as ǃɢàn ǃɢàn. Hand-held flowering branchlet

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as !xan !xan and identified as Catophractes alexandrii, by Maguire (1968). Later verified by Traill in !Xóõ as ǃɢàn ǃɢàn. Hand-held flowering branchlet

Maguire, Brian