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Plant recorded in the field as n|galice and identified as Ornithogalum by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǀɢàlisè. Habit, growing in sandy area. Ornithogalum amboense = Albuca amboense

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Plant recorded in the field as ǂxam and identified as Rhus tenuinervis Engl by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǂxâli. The fruits are eaten raw

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Fruiting branch of plant recorded in the field as ǂkun OR ǂkan and identified by Maguire (1968) as Boscia albitrunca. Traill (2018) later verified the !Xóõ plant name as ǂqhūn. The fruits are eaten raw

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as ǂxam and identified as Rhus tenuinervis Engl by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǂxâli. The fruits are eaten raw

Maguire, Brian
Ripe fruit of plant recorded in the field as ǁan and identified as Citrullus naudinianus (= Acanthosicyos naudinianus) by Maguire (1968). !Xóõ plant name later verified by Traill (2018) as ǁâ̰n. Fruit eaten baked in hot ash

Maguire, Brian
Ripe fruit of plant recorded in the field as ǁan and identified as Citrullus naudinianus (= Acanthosicyos naudinianus) by Maguire (1968). !Xóõ plant name later verified by Traill (2018) as ǁâ̰n. Fruit eaten baked in hot ash

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Acanthosicyos naudinianus ripe fruits in grass

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A shrublet of Rhus marlothii. leaves only

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Dr Heinz and Bushman standing in the cleared cultivation area, a pilot project

Maguire, Brian
Dr Heinz and Bushman standing in the cleared cultivation area, a pilot project

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as n|u|u and identified as Kyllinga alba Ness rootless, by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǀnūhũ ǀ’úũ. The white sedge used as ostrich eggshell stopper

Maguire, Brian
Plant recorded in the field as n|u|u and identified as Kyllinga alba Ness rootless, by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǀnūhũ ǀ’úũ. The white sedge used as ostrich eggshell stopper

Maguire, Brian
Dr Heinz and Bushman standing in cleared cultivation area, a pilot project to cultivate indigenous food plants

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. Flowering branch

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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. Flowering branch

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Grewia flava hand-held branchlet with flowers. The fruits are eaten raw

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Grewia flava

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View looking south towards Takatshwane camp

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View, looking west, of Takatshwane Valley. Valley floor in foreground has a calcrete and grey to whitish sand substrate with the better vegetated sandy dune with taller trees in the distance. Acacia nebrownii in the middle distance

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Acacia luederitzii pods, the !Xóõ eat the gum of this tree

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