BOTHALIA

CONTENTS TO VOLS 1—20

H.F. GLEN, B.A. MOMBERG and E. POTGIETER

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BOTHALIA

CONTENTS TO VOLS 1—20

H.F. GLEN, B.A. MOMBERG and E. POTGIETER

Edited by— Onder redaksie van

O.A. LEISTNER

Assisted by — Bygestaan deur

B.A. MOMBERG

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INTRODUCTION

This publication consists of the following: a brief history

of Bothalia', a list of all papers published, arranged

according to authors and dates; a list of all authors and

keywords in titles; tables with publication dates, major sub-

jects covered and some information on authors.

Bothalia is the third South African journal dedicated

specifically to the publication of botanical information.

All three journals were produced by the Division of Botany

and Plant Pathology, a precursor of the Botanical Research

Institute and lately of the National Botanical Institute. The

first of the Memoirs of the Botanical Survey of South Africa

appeared in 1919. This was followed by the first volume

of the illustrated Flowering Plants of South Africa in 1921

(preface dated December 1920) and, also in 1921, Bothalia

(preface dated January 1921).

There have been five editors of Bothalia in the seven

decades since its foundation. Dr I.B. Pole Evans started

the journal, and remained its editor until 1939, when the

last number of volume 3 was published. Dr R.A. Dyer

took over the reins with the first number of volume 4

(1941), and remained editor until the end of volume 6

(1957). The third editor was Dr L.E. Codd, who reigned

from 1958 (vol. 7,1) to 1974 (vol. 11,3). From the last

number of volume 11 (1975) to the end of volume 15 (1985),

the editor was Dr D.J.B. Killick. The present editor,

Dr O.A. Leistner, assumed office in 1986 with the first

issue of volume 16.

As originally envisaged, each volume of Bothalia

consisted of four numbers, published whenever the

coincidence of material and funds permitted. Volumes thus

took several (two to eight) years to complete. The first

exception to this was as early as volume 2, which was

published in three parts. For some now forgotten reason,

these were numbered la, lb and 2. The next exception to

the general rule was volume 5, which was entirely devoted

to a massive paper on fungi by Dr E.M. Doidge. Nowadays

such a paper would probably have appeared in the Memoirs

of the Botanical Survey of South Africa series, but in those

days the Memoirs were exclusively ecological in orienta-

tion. Later, in 1973, 1980, 1981 and 1983 to 1985, two nomi-

nal parts were combined in one, with no reduction in the

number of pages issued. From volume 16 (1986) onwards,

each volume of Bothalia has consisted of two parts, and

has been completed within a year. One reason for this

change is pressure from librarians, and another is gener-

al convenience. A side effect has been that the number

of pages in each volume has been roughly halved, though

the number of papers published per year has not been af-

fected by this change.

The dates of publication, particularly of the early issues,

are not readily ascertainable with any precision. Table 1

shows the nominal date of publication of each number of

Bothalia. Early nominal dates were obtained from the front

wrappers of individual parts, where these still existed; later

dates (from vol. 9, 1966) are from the contents pages of

completed volumes. From 1970 (volume 10,2), the date of

receipt by the Mary Gunn Library is also given, based

on the dates of issue vouchers from the Division of

TABLE 1.— Dates of publication of the various issues of Bothalia

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Bothalia: contents to vols 1—20

Agricultural Information or the contracting (private) firm

who printed that number. Where these vouchers no longer

exist, the library’s own records were used. In terms of Art.

29.1 and 30.1 of the International Code of Botanical

Nomenclature, these latter dates should be used where

necessary to determine priority of names published in these

issues of Bothalia.

More papers published in Bothalia have been about

angiosperm taxonomy (553 or 45,2%) than any other

botanical discipline, but most other fields of botany have

been covered. The main fields dealt with in the first

1 224 papers are shown in Table 2 . The field shown as

‘other’ is to be interpreted as mainly ethnobotany and

palaeobotany with a few horticultural notes, while

Administrative includes such matters as annual reports and

guides to authors.

Until about 1973, when the former Botanical Research

Institute moved to new premises in the Pretoria National

Botanical Garden at Brummeria and the mycologists

remained at 590 Vermeulen St, Pretoria, there were

relatively many mycological papers in Bothalia. Since

then, the numbers of these papers have dropped off

sharply. More or less simultaneously, the numbers of

ecological papers, and items dealing with plant anatomy,

palaeobotany and ethnobotany, rose sharply. The first of

these can possibly be traced to the move noted above, when

the new home of the editorial office of Bothalia was near

the ecologists who had moved to the garden at Brummeria

before the rest of the Institute. Also, Memoirs of the

Botanical Survey of South Africa were now reserved for

longer works, and ecological fashion had turned to the

production of somewhat shorter papers suitable for journal

publication. The rise of anatomical, cytological, ethno-

and palaeobotanical studies in recent years can be traced

to the appointment of enthusiastic specialists in these

fields.

TABLE 2.— Distribution of papers by subject in Bothalia

TABLE 3. — The most prolific authors in Bothalia

The editorial policy of Bothalia has long been to accept

papers in English and Afrikaans freely, subject to the usual

quality control by referees. From time to time, most

notably in vol. 14 (parts 3 & 4), the proceedings of the

1982 AETFAT meeting, this rule has been bent to include

papers written in French. Of the first 1 224 papers in

Bothalia, 1 201 (98,12%) are in English, 16 (1,31 %) in

French and 7 (0,57%) in Afrikaans.

The ten most prolific authors publishing in Bothalia are

listed in Table 3. Of the six retired directors of the former

Botanical Research Institute, two, namely. Dr L.E. Codd

and Dr R.A. Dyer, are in this table. Two others occupy

12th and 17th places. Burtt Davy (first director) resigned

before Bothalia was started and, curiously, Pole Evans

contributed only the preface to the journal which he

founded. All of the most prolific authors are, or were for

at least part of their careers, BRI staff members. Evidently

Bothalia is not the journal of consistent first choice for

outside botanists to publish their work. Two authors have

published under both their married and maiden names,

namely, Mrs D.M.C. Fourie, nee Van Druten, and Mrs

L. Fish, nee Smook.

Table 4 gives a breakdown of the 387 authors who have

contributed to Bothalia, by provenance. Fifteen of the

authors are counted twice, as they moved during their

productive lives. Although one would expect that the lar-

gest group of authors would be those attached to the former

Botanical Research Institute, considering that Bothalia is

primarily the Institute’s house journal, this is not so. The

biggest group, by a very small margin, is authors from

other centres in South Africa. The large number of over-

seas contributors is partly due to the fact that vol. 14 3

& 4 of Bothalia was devoted to reporting the proceedings

of an international congress. However, this only accounts

for about half the overseas contributors.

TABLE 4.— Provenance of papers

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The authors would like to thank Dr O.A. Leistner (NBI)

and Dr Don Grierson (UPE) for their help and encourage-

ment. The help given by Mmes D. Lategan (Mary Gunn

Library) and I. Joubert (NBI) in locating archival material

has been invaluable. Drs J. P. Rourke (NBG) and H . P. Linder

(BOL) gave much-needed assistance in the quest for

accurate publication dates. The senior author is most grate-

ful to Mrs E. du Plessis for assistance with proofreading.

LIST OF PAPERS

Co-authors are listed showing the year, volume, page numbers and first author.

ACOCKS, J.P.H. 1979. The flora that matched the fauna. 12,4: 673 —709.

ADMIRAAL, J. 1966. Vegetative propagation of Proteaceae and

Ericaceae. 8 (Suppl. ): 65—69.

AKE ASSI, L. 1983. Sante et valorisation des plantes medicinales en

Cote d’Ivoire. 14,3 & 4: 603—605.

—1983. Quelques vertus medicinales de Cassia occidentalis L. (Cesal-

piniacees) en basse Cote d'Ivoire. 14,3 & 4: 617—620.

ALBERS, F. 1983. Cytotaxonomic studies in African Asclepiadaceae.

14,3 & 4 : 795 -798.

ANDERSON, H.M. 1983. 14,3 & 4: 337-344 (see ANDERSON, J.M.).

ANDERSON, J.G. 1960. Gramineae. 7,2: 417-422.

—1962. Gramineae. 8,1: 113, 114.

—1964. Gramineae. 8,2: 170—172.

—1966. The genus Andropogon in southern Africa. 9,1: 5—30.

—1966. A new combination in Hyparrhenia. 9,1: 130.

—1967. A new variety of Festuca costata (Gramineae). 9,2: 341, 347.

—1967. A new species of Panicum (Gramineae). 9.2: 341, 342, 348.

—1969. A new generic record for South Africa (Gramineae). 10,1:73, 74.

ANDERSON, J.M. 1989. Review: The Banksia Atlas, ed. A. Stephens

and S. Hopper. 19,1: 142, 143.

ANDERSON, J.M. & ANDERSON, H.M. 1983. Vascular plants from

the Devonian to Lower Cretaceous in southern Africa. 14,3 &

4: 337-344.

ANELICH, R.Y. 1987. 17,1: 97-104 (see MARASAS, W.F.O.).

ANON. 1966. Botanical Research Institute, 1.7.64 to 30.6.65. 8 (Suppl.):

1-34.

ANON. 1978. Botanical Research Institute: scientific, technical and

administrative staff (31st July 1977). 12,3 : 573 — 575.

ANON. 1979. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1977/1978. 12,4 : 763 -774.

ANON. 1980. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1978/1979. 13,1 & 2: 247-258.

ANON. 1981. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1979/1980. 13,3 & 4: 577-588.

ANON. 1982. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1980/1981. 14,1: 145-159.

ANON. 1983. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1981/1982. 14,2: 305-319.

ANON. 1984. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1982/1983. 15, 1 & 2 : 323 - 337.

ANON. 1985. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1983/1984. 15,3 & 4 : 761-775.

ANON. 1986. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1984/1985. 16,1: 119-133.

ANON. 1986. Guide for authors to Bothalia. 16,2 : 275 —280.

ANON. 1987. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute,

1985/1986. 17,1: 09-153.

ANON. 1987. Guide for authors to Bothalia. 17,1: 157—162.

ANON. 1987. Review of the work of the Botanical Research Institute

1986/1987. 17,2 : 277-296.

ANON. 1988. Guide for authors to Bothalia. 181: 137—142.

ANON. 1988. Annual report of the Botanical Research Institute 1987/1988.

182: 305-324.

ANON. 1989. Guide for authors to Bothalia. 19,1: 145-150.

ANON. 1989. Annual report of the Botanical Research Institute 1988/1989.

19,2: 295-312.

ANON. 1990. Guide for authors to Bothalia. 20,1: 133—140.

ANON. 1990. National Botanical Institute, Pretoria: list of staff and

publications. 20,2: 267—272.

ANTHONY, N.C. 1985. New combinations in Herschelianthe

(Orchidaceae). 15,3 & 4: 554.

—1988. Review: Iconographia palynologica pteridophytorum Italiae, by

E. Ferrarini, F. Ciampolini, R.E.G. Pichi Sermolli and D. Mar-

chetti. 18,1: 135.

ANTHONY, N.C. & SCHELPE, E.A.C.L.E. 1985. A checklist of the

Pteridophytes of the Flora of southern Africa region. 15,3 & 4:

541-544.

—1985. Two new taxa and a new combination in southern African

Pteridophyta. 15,3 & 4: 554, 555.

—1985. X Pleopodium — a putative intergeneric fern hybrid from Afri-

ca (Pteridophyta). 15,3 & 4: 555—559.

ARIOVICH, D. 1983. 14,3 & 4: 901-913 (see FREAN, M.L.).

ARCHIBALD, E.E.A. 1956. Liliaceae. 6,3: 542-544.

ARNOLD, T.H. 1978. A new species of Peucedanum from Natal

(Apiaceae). 12,3: 441—443.

—1981. Ficinia lucida: an interspecific hybrid between F. cedarbergensis

and F. ixioides subsp. glabra (Cyperaceae). 13,3 & 4: 439—441.

—1983. CQmments on primitive South African crop sorghums and the

evolution of sorghum races in Africa. 14,3 & 4: 587—594.

-1984. 15,1 & 2: 139-152 (see REID, C.).

—1990. Review: The herbarium handbook, by L. Forman and D. Bridson.

20,1: 131.

ARNOLD, T.H. & GORDON-GRAY, K.D. 1978. Notes on the genus

Ficinia\ F. pygmaea. F. limosa, F. clandestina and nine new taxa

from the south-western Cape, South Africa. 12,3: 405—420.

-1982. Notes on the genus Ficinia (Cyperaceae): morphological variation

within the section Bracteosae. 14,1: 15—26.

ARNOLD, T.H. & MUSIL, K.J. 1983. A preliminary survey of primitive

crops cultivated in the northern Transvaal of South Africa. 14.3

& 4: 595-601.

ARNOLD, T.H. & VORSTER, P.J. 1981. Ecological adaptations and

possible convergence in Ficinia arenicola var. erecta and Mariscus

durus (Cyperaceae). 13,3 & 4: 441-443.

ARRIAGA. M.O. 1989. 19,1: 45-52 (see SANCHEZ, E.).

BACKER, A.P. 1989. 19,1: 91-110 (see DEALL, G.B.).

BADENHORST, H. 1967. Melastomataceae. 9,2: 345.

BAIJNATH, H. & RAMCHARUN, S. 1983. Aspects of pollination and

floral development in Ficus capensis Thunb. (Moraceae). 14,3

& 4: 883-888.

BAKER, E.G. 1922. Revision of the South African species of Rhynchosia.

1,3: 113-138.

BAKER, P.B. 1978. 12,3 : 561, 562 (see VAN DER WALT, J.P.).

BALKWILL, K. & NICHOLAS, A. 1990. Uvaria gracilipes, a new

southern Africa record (Annonaceae). 20.2 : 207.

BALLY, P RO. 1958. Euphorbiaceae. 7,1: 29-31, 39.

BALSINHAS, A. A. 1983. 14,3 & 4: 945-948 (see WELLS, M.J.).

-1983. 14,3 & 4: 961-970 (see WELLS, M.J.).

—1983. The weeds of abandoned cotton fields in Mozambique. 14,3 &

4 : 971-975.

BAMPS, P. 1983. Rapport sur la Flore d'Afrique Centrale: 1978—1981.

14,3 & 4: 1015, 1016.

BARKER, N.P. 1985. Evidence of a volatile attractant in Ficus ingens

(Moraceae). 15,3 & 4: 607—611.

—1986. The shape and ultrastructure of the caryopsis of Pentameris

and Pseudopentameris species (Arundinoideae, Poaceae). 16,1:

65-69.

—1989. The caryopsis surface of Pentameris and Pseudopentameris

(Arundinoideae, Poaceae) revisited. 19,1: 134—136.

-1989. 19,2 : 275 -294 (see DE WET, B.C.).

-1990. 20,2: 249-266 (see DE WET, B.C.).

BARLOW, B.A. 1980. 13,1 & 2: 161-169 (see WIENS, D.).

BARRETT, D.R. 1983. 14,3 & 4: 901-913 (see FREAN, M.L.).

BEARD, J.S. 1958. The Protea species of the summer rainfall area of

South Africa. 7,1: 41—65.

BEZUIDENHOUT, J. 1978. 12,3 : 547-551 (see MORRIS, J.W.).

BITTRICH, V. 1990. 20,2: 153-157 (see HARTMANN, H.E.K.).

—1990. A new species of Galenia from the Great Karoo (Aizoaceae).

20,2: 217-219.

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BOCQUET, G. 1977. Silene dewinteri, a new species of the Caryophyl-

laceae from the south-western Cape. 12,2: 309—311.

BOLOFO, R.N. & JOHNSON, C.T. 1988. The identification of

‘Isicakathi’ and its medicinal use in Transkei. 18,1: 125—130.

BORNEFELD, T. 1988. 18,2: 155-163 (see VOLK, O.H.).

BORNMAN, C.H. 1973. 11,1 & 2: 181-190 (see MUSIL, C.F.).

BOSCH, O.J.H. 1978. Vergelyking tussen die plantegroei en habitatte

van die gronde van die Estcourt- en Sterkspruitvorms in die

suidoostelike Oranje-Vrystaat. 12,3: 499—511.

BOTTOM LEY, A.M. 1948. Gasteromycetes of South Africa. 4,3:

473-810.

BOUCHER, C. 1977. Cape Hangklip area. I. The application of

association-analysis, homogeneity functions and Braun-Blanquet

techniques in the description of south-western Cape vegetation.

12,2: 293-300.

—1978. Cape Hangklip area. II. The vegetation. 12,3: 455—497.

—1980. Notes on the use of the term ‘Renosterveld’. 13,1 & 2 : 237.

—1983. Floristic and structural features of the coastal foreland vegeta-

tion south of the Berg River, western Cape Province, South Africa.

14,3 & 4: 669-674.

BOUREAU, E. 1983. Les organismes du Precambrien terminal du craton

ouest africain. 14,3 & 4: 471—477.

BOUREAU, E., CHEBOLDAEFF-SAL ARD, M . , KOENIGUER, J.-C.

& LOUVET, P. 1983. Evolution des flores et de la vegetation

Tertiaires en Afrique, au nord de l’Equateur. 14,3 & 4: 355—367.

BOURREIL, P, GESLOT, A., GORLIER, M. & DE WINTER, B. 1972.

Contribution to the caryological study of the African grass Aristida

rhiniochloa Hochst., based on specimens from the southern

hemisphere. 10,4: 555—563.

BREDELL, H.C. 1937. 3,2 : 259 -269 (see PHILLIPS, E.P.).

—1939. A revision of the South African species of Hypericum. 3,4:

571-582.

BREDELL, I.H. 1974. 11,3: 217-219 (see MARASAS, W.F.O.).

BREDENKAMP, G.J. 1985. 15,3 & 4: 547 (see UBBINK, B.).

-1990. 20,2: 233-240 (see KOOIJ, M.S.).

-1990. 20,2: 241-248 (see KOOIJ, M.S.).

BREDENKAMP, G.J. & THERON, G.K. 1978. A synecological account

of the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve. I. The phytosociology of

the Witwatersrand geological system. 12,3: 513—529.

—1980. A synecological account of the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve.

II. The phytosociology of the Ventersdorp Geological System.

13,1 & 2: 199-216.

BREDENKAMP, G.J., THERON, G.K. & VAN VUUREN, D.R.J. 1983.

Ecological interpretation of plant communities by classification

and ordination of quantitative soil characteristics. 14,3 & 4:

691-699.

BREEN, C.M. 1980. 13,1 & 2: 217-230 (see FURNESS, H.D.).

-1985. 15,3 & 4 : 689 -703 (see MUSIL, C.F.).

-1985. 15,3 & 4: 705-724 (see MUSIL, C.F.).

-1985. 15,3 & 4: 725 -731 (see MUSIL, C.F.).

-1985. 15,3 & 4 : 733 -748 (see MUSIL, C.F.).

BRENAN, J.P.M. 1983. Concluding remarks and summary. AETFAT

Symposium 1982. 14,3 & 4: 441—443.

BRITS, G.J., JACOBS, G. & VOGTS, M.M. 1983. Domestication

of fynbos Proteaceae as a floricultural crop. 14,3 & 4: 641 —

646.

BRITTEN, L.L. & STORY, R. 1954. Newly described species. Gesneri-

aceae. 6,2: 433—436.

BRITZ, PJ. 1989. 19,2: 268, 269 (see PANAGOS, M.D.).

-1989. 19,2: 270, 271 (see WESTFALL, R.H.).

BROWN, N.E. 1922. The genera Aloe and Mesembryanthemum as

represented in Thunberg’s herbarium. 1,3: 139—169.

BRUCE, E.A. 1951. Newly described species. Asclepiadaceae. 6,1: 213,

239.

—1951. Newly described species. Euphorbiaceae. 6,1: 226—229.

—1951. Newly described species. Liliaceae. 6,1: 231.

—1951. Newly described species. Pedaliaceae. 6,1: 233.

—1951. Newly described species. Rutaceae. 6,1: 234.

—1951. Newly described species. Scrophulariaceae. 6,1: 235, 236.

—1951. Newly described species. Verbenaceae. 6,1: 237, 238.

BRUECKNER, A.E. 1951. Newly described species. Chenopodiaceae.

6,1: 215-218.

BRUECKNER, A.E. & VERDOORN, I.C. 1954. Newly described

species. Chenopodiaceae. 6,2: 416—418.

BRUSSE, F. 1984. New species and combinations in Parmelia (Lichenes)

from southern Africa. 15,1 & 2: 315—321.

—1985. Corynecystis, a new lichen from the Karoo, South Africa

(Heppiaceae, Lichenes). 15,3 & 4: 552, 553.

—1986. A new species of Pertusaria (Pertusariaceae). 16,1: 57, 58.

—1986. A new species of Porina on limestone (Porinaceae). 16,1: 62 —64.

—1987. Two new brown subcrustose Parmelia species from southern

Africa (lichenized Ascomycetes). 17,1: 25-28.

—1987. A new species of Gonohymenia from Etosha Pan limestone

(Lichinaceae). 17,1: 35 -37.

—1987. A new species of Thyrea from Otavi dolomite (Damara System)

(Lichinaceae). 17,1: 37-40.

-1987. A new yellow Acarospora (Lichenes) from the Waterberg, South

West Africa/Namibia (Acarosporaceae). 17,2: 179-181.

—1987. Psathyrophlyctis, a new lichen genus from southern Africa

(Lichenes). 17,2: 182-184.

—1987. A new species of Trapelia (Lichenes) from southern Africa

(Trapeliaceae). 17,2: 187, 188.

—1988. Lithoglypha, a new lichen genus from Clarens sandstone

(Acarosporaceae). 18,1: 89, 90.

—1988. A new species of Porpidia from the Drakensberg (Porpidiaceae).

18,1: 93, 94.

—1988. Schizodiscus , a new porpidoid lichen from the Drakensberg

(Porpidiaceae). 18,1: 94—96.

—1989. A new species of Inezia (Anthemideae) from the north-eastern

Transvaal (Asteraceae). 19,1: 27— 29.

—1989. A new Phymaspermum (Anthemideae) species from dolomite

areas of the Wolkberg (Asteraceae). 19,1: 29—31.

-1989. A new species of Fuscidea (Lichenes) from the Cape fold moun-

tains (Fuscideaceae). 19,1: 35, 36.

—1989. A new species of Maronea (Lichenes) from the Drakensberg

(Fuscideaceae). 19,1: 36, 37.

—1990. A new species of Pterothrix (Gnaphalieae) from the northern

Cape (Asteraceae). 20,1: 67—70.

BUKENYA, Z.R. & HALL, J.B. 1987. Six cultivars of Solarium

macrocarpon (Solanaceae) in Ghana. 17,1: 91—95.

—1988. Solarium (Solanaceae) in Ghana. 18,1: 79-88.

BURROWS, J.E. 1989. New taxa, combinations and records of

Pteridophyta from southern and central Africa. 19,2: 167—174.

BURROWS, J.E. & STRAUSS, S.E. 1990. Doryopteris pilosa var.

gemmifera , a new fern variety established (Adiantaceae/

Pteridaceae). 20,2: 221, 222.

CAMPBELL, B.M. 1979. 12,4 : 723 -729 (see LINDER, H.P.).

—1983. Montane plant environments in the Fynbos Biome. 14,2:

283-298.

CAMPBELL, B.M. & MOLL, E.J. 1981. Determination of plot size.

13.3 & 4 : 575, 576.

CARR, J.D. 1989. Review: Trees and shrubs of the Witwatersrand,

Magaliesberg and Pilanesberg, by J. van Gogh and J.M. Anderson.

19,2: 319.

CARR, J.D. & RETIEF, E. 1989. A new species of Combretum from

Natal (Combretaceae). 19,1: 38-40.

CEJP, K. 1971. Some members of the Sphaeropsidales from South Africa.

10,2: 341-346.

CHEBOLDAEFF-SALARD, M. 1983. 14,3 & 4: 355-367 (see

BOUREAU, E.).

CHRISTIAN, H.B. & VERDOORN, I.C. 1954. Newly described species.

Liliaceae. 6,2: 440—442.

CHUAH, M.S. 1983. Uses of graminaceous plants as food by man in

West Africa. 14,3 & 4: 631-633.

CHUPP, C. & DOIDGE, E.M. 1948. Cercospora species recorded from

southern Africa. 4,4: 881—893.

CLAASSEN, C.G.T. 1969. 10,1: 68, 69 (see KILLICK, D.J.B.).

CLAASSEN, M.I. 1961. A contribution to our knowledge of the fresh-

water algae of the Transvaal Province. 7,3: 559—666.

—1977. Freshwater algae of southern Africa. II. Triplastrum spinulosum

from the Transvaal. 12,2: 231—237.

—1977. Freshwater algae of southern Africa. IV. Some Micrasteriae from

Rhodesia, including a new species. 12,2: 239—245.

CLAYTON, W.D. 1983. Geographical distribution of present day Poaceae

as evidence for the origin of African floras. 14,3 & 4: 421—425.

CODD, L.E. 1956. Notes on certain South African Erythrina species.

6.3 : 507-514.

-1956. The Schotia species of southern Africa. 6,3: 515—533.

—1956. Anacardiaceae. 6,3: 539, 540, 547.

-1956. Vitaceae. 6,3: 545, 546.

—1958. Rhamnaceae. 7,1: 31—33.

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LIST OF AUTHORS AND KEYWORDS IN TITLES

Synonyms appear in italics

Acacia Mill., 14, 18

brevispica Harms, 14

burkei Benth., 14

giraffae Willd. X A. Inaematoxylon Willd., 14

karroo Hayne, 13, 14

nigrescens Oliv., 14

schweinfurthii Brenan & Exell, 14

Senegal complex, 14

tortilis ( Forssk .) Hayne subsp. heteracantha (Burch.) Brenan , 14

Acanthaceae, 9, 11, 12, 13, 17

Acarospora Massalongo, 4

Acarosporaceae, 4

Acocks, J.P.H., 3, 10

Acorns calamus L., 17

Acrodon N.E. Br., 8

Adenia Forssk., 11

Adiantaceae, 4, 9

Admiraal, J., 3

Adromischus Lem., 15

Adumbratio florae aethiopicae, 11

aerial plant biomass, 10

AETFAT, 2, 4

Africa(n)

central, 3, 4

East, 7, 13, 18

North, 11, 14, 19

north-east, 7, 14

northern, 14

South West [Namibia], 4, 5, 8, 12, 17

south-western corner, 8

subSaharan, 13

tropical, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 18, 19

West, 4, 9, 19

Afrikaans language, 2

Agrimonia odorata Mill., 16

Agrostis L., 15

avenacea Gmel., 15

montevidensis Spreng. ex Nees, 15

Ake Assi, L., 3

air photo interpretation, 19

Aizoaceae, 3, 8, 16

Albers, F., 3

Albizia Durazz., 4

Alfred, Port, 11

algae, 2

brown, 15

freshwater, 4

red, 15

alien, 8, 11

Allophylus L., 5

Alloteropsis semialata (R. Br.) Hitch., 7, 8

Aloe L., 4, 8, 12

bowiea Schult. & J.H. Schult., 15

myriacantha (Haw.) Schult. & J.H. Schult., 15

polyphylla Schonl. ex Pillans, 16

spicata L.fl, 11

Alooideae, 15

Amaryllidaceae, 6, 9, 12, 18

Amatola Forests, 19

Amatole Mountains, 13

Amblystegiaceae, 11

Amblystegium afrofluitans (C. Muell.) Sim, 11

Amphibolia L. Bol., 8, 17

Anacardiaceae, 4, 5, 14

anatomy, 2, 5—8, 9, 15, 17, 18

culm, 5, 15

leaf, 5, 6, 7, 8

Anderson, H.M., 3

Anderson, J.G., 3, 5

Anderson, J.M., 3

Andropogon L., 3

Aneilema R. Br., 7

Anelich, R.Y., 3, 11

anemometer, 5

Anemone capensis L., 9

Annonaceae, 3, 10

annual

habit, 10

production fraction, 15

Anobiidae (Coleoptera), 14

Anomobryum Schimp., 17

Anthemideae, 4

Anthephora Schreb., 11

Anthericum L., 12

Antholyza L., 13

Anthony, N.C. , 3

anthracnose, 8

ants, 15

Apiaceae, 3

Apocynaceae, 4, 5, 10, 16

apomixis, 10

apparatus, 12

plant collecting, 13, 19

Aptosimum Burch., 5

aquatic

Hyphomycetes, 15

macrophytes, 12

Araceae, 10, 12, 17

Araliaceae, 16

Archibald, E.E.A., 3

Arecaceae, 12, 13

Ariovich, D., 3, 7

Aristida L., 8, 15

rhiniochloa Hochst., 4

Aristideae, 5, 6

Aristothamnion purpuriferum (Kutz.) J. Ag., 15

Arnold, T.H., 3, 14

Arriaga, M.O., 3, 15

Arthrocnemum Moq., 17

Arundineae, 5

Arundinella Leger & Duboscq, 15

Arundinelleae, 15

Arundinoideae, 3

Asclepiadaceae, 3, 4, 6, 10, 12—14

Asclepias L., 12

cognata N. E. Br. , 12

diploglossa ( Turcz ■) Druce, 12

flava N.E. Br., 12

macra Schltr., 12

Ascomycetes, 4, 6, 11

Asparagaceae, see also Liliaceae; 12

Asparagus africanus sensu Jessop non Lam., 9

Asphodelaceae, see also Liliaceae, 15

association analysis, 4, 5, 16

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Asteraceae, see also Compositae, 4, 7, 13, 16

Asthenatherum glaucum (Nees) Nevski, 7

Astridia Dinter, 8

Astroloba Uitew. , 12

Aulacinthus, section, (Lotononis), 17

Aulojusticia Lindau , 9

author citation, 5, 9, 15, 18, 20

authors of Bothalia articles, 1, 2

avocado, 6

Backer, A.P., 3, 5

Badenhorst, H., 3

Baijnath, H., 3

Baker, E.G., 3

Baker, P.B., 3, 17

Balkwill, K., 3

Bally, PRO., 3

Balsinhas, A. A., 3, 19

bamboo, 15

Bamps, P. , 3

Barbistyla, Tephrosia subgenus, 15

Barker, N.P. , 3, 5

Barlow, B.A., 3, 20

Barrett, D.R., 3, 7

barrier plants, 8

Barringtonia racemosa community, 19

Basidiomycetes, 14, 17

basionym, 9

Baviaanskloof, south-eastern Cape. 6

Bayer, Adolf Joseph Wilhelm, 6

beans, 10

broad, 10

Beard, J.S., 3

bees, 16

beetle, cigarette, 14

Benin, 13

Benincaseae, 6

Berg River, Cape, 4

Bergius Herbarium, 5

Bersama Fres., 13

Bezuidenhout, J., 3, 12

bibliography, 11

ecological, 7

indexing programme, 12

Bilderdykia Dumort. , 7, 8

bioclimatic unit, 13

biogeography, 14, 15

biography, 13

biology

population, 14

reproductive, 19

biomass, 14, 15

aerial plant, 10

Biome, 8, 11

Fynbos, 4, 5

biosystematics (biosistematiek), 6, 14

Bittrich, V., 3, 8

Blechnaceae, 15

Bocquet, G., 4

Boerhaavia L., 5

pterocarpa Watts, 16

Bolofo, R.N., 4

book reviews, 2—10, 12—19

Bornefeld, T., 4, 18

Bornman, C.H., 4, 12

Bosch, O.J.H., 4

Boscia Lam., 17

Boshof, Orange Free State, 19

botanic garden, 2, 6, 11, 15

botanical

collectors, 5, 9, 10, 18

index, 10

Botanical Research Institute, 1—4, 10, 11

botany, 10

economic, 19

Bothalia , 1—3, 10

Bottomley, A.M., 4

Boucher, C., 4

Boureau, E., 4

Bourreil, P, 4

Brachylaena R. Br., 13

Brachystelma R. Br. , 6, 7

Brassicaceae, see also Cruciferae, 13

Braun-Blanquet technique, 4, 16

Bredasdorp District, 12

Bredell, H.C., 4, 13

Bredell, I.H., 4, 11

Bredenkamp, G.J., 4, 10, 17

Breen, C.M., 4, 7, 12

Bren, in, J.P.M., 4

Bret'anomyces Clausen ex Custer, 17

Brits, G.J. , 4

Britten, L.L., 4

Britz, P.J., 4, 13, 19

broad beans, 10

brown algae, 15

Brown, N.E., 4, 13

Bruce, E.A., 4

Brueckner, A.E., 4

Brusse, F. , 4

Bryaceae, 17

Bryophyta, 11, 17

Bukenya, Z.R., 4

Bulbine Willd. , 12

Bulbinella carnosa (Bak.) Bak., 12

Burkea africana— Ochna pulchra Savanna, 15

Burman’s Prodromus, 5

Burrows, J.E., 4

Burseraceae, 18

Burtt Davy, Joseph, 8

Burundi, 10, 14

bush tea, 9

bushveld, 11, 17, 19

C3, 7, 8

C4, 8

Caesia Veil. , 12

Callitrichaceae, 9

Caloplaca T.M. Fr., 9

Calpurnia sericea Har\\, 14

Camarrone, V. , 8

Cameroun, 10

Campanotus, 15

Campanulaceae, 9

Campbell, B.M., 4, 11

camp kitchen, 19

Canavalia virosa (Roxb.) Wight & Arn., 16

Candida fermenticarens J.P van der Walt, 17

Canthium Lam., 5

Cape, 6, 10. 11, 12, 13, 16. 17, 18, 19

eastern. 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15

Flats, 16

fold mountains, 4

Hangklip, 4

Mountain Fynbos, 16

northern, 4

north-western, 13, 17

of. Good Hope Nature Reserve, 16

south-eastern, 6

southern, 9, 16, 17

south-western, 3—5, 8, 16—18

western, 4, 14

Cappar(id)aceae, 9, 11, 17

Capparis L., 17

transvaalensis Schinz, 11

Capsicum L., 7

Caralluma R. Br., 6

carbon isotopic ratios, 13

Carpha Banks & Soland. ex R. Br., 14

Carr, J.D. , 4

Caryophyllaceae, 4

caryopsis, 3

Cassia occidentalis L., 3

Cassine L., 5

Catha Forssk. ex Scop., 5

Catharanthus G. Don, 16

Cavanilles Herbarium, 5

Cejp, K., 4

Celastraceae, 5

Celastrus filiformis L.f. , 14

central Africa, 3, 4

centres of diversity, 8, 14

Centropodia mossamedensis ( Rendle ) T.A. Cope, 7

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Ceramium Weber ex Wiggers , 15

Ceratocystis Ell. & Halst., 18

Cercospora Fresen. , 4

Ceropegia L., 6

mafekingensis (N.E. Br.) R.A. Dyer , 6

zeyheri Schltr., 6

Ceropegieae, 6

Cesalpiniacees, 3

Cetraria Achar. , 9

Chaetobromus Atees, 7

Chamaealoe Berger, 12

Cheboldaeff-Salard, M., 4

checklist, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18—20

Cheilanthes

deltoidea Kunze, 9

hirta complex, 9

Chenopodiaceae, 4, 17, 18

Chlorideae, 6

Chloridoideae, 13

Chlorophytum Ker-Gawl., 12

Chondrus Stackhouse, 15

chorology, 19

Chortolirion Berger, 12

bergerianum Dinter , 15

Christian, H.B. , 4

chromosome

morphology, 5, 15

numbers, 15

studies, 6, 15, 16

Chuah, M.S., 4

Chupp, C., 4

cigarette beetle, 14

Ciskei, 13

Citrullus Forssk., 6

Claassen, C.G.T., 4, 10

Claassen, M.I., 4

Cladoderris Pers. ex Berk., 16

Cladophora Kuetzing, 15

isaacii Simons, 15

Clarens sandstone, 4

classification, 6

floristic, 5, 16

fynbos, 11

phylogenetic, 11

structural, 16

Clayton, W.D., 4

cleistogamy, 17

climate, 10, 11, 16, 18

Mediterranean-type, 10

Clusiaceae, see also Guttiferae, 10

coast(al), 15

forest, 14

vegetation, 4, 11, 12, 16

Codd, L.E., 1, 2, 4, 5

Coetzee, B.J., 5, 12

Coetzee, J.A., 5

Coilostigma zeyherianum Klotzsch, 13

coins, flowers on, 10

Cola Schott & Endl., 18

COLDAT, 19

Coleoptera, 14

collecting, plant, 8, 12

collection records, 7

collectors, 5, 9, 10, 18, 19

Collett, D.G., 5

Combretaceae, 4, 14

Combretum Loefl., 4, 14

Commelina L., 12

Commelinaceae, 7, 12

Commiphora Jacq., 17

Compositae, 9, 10

Compton, Robert Harold, 5

computer programs for ecology, 19

computerization, 8, 12

computerized index, 8

information retrieval, 12

Condy, G.S., 5, 14

cones, 6

Conium chaerophylloides (Thunb.) Eckl.

conservation, 5, 11, 15, 16

Conspectus florae angolensis, 11

convergence, 3

Convolvulaceae, 11, 18, 20

Corchorus L., 5, 18

corona lobe variation, 12

corrections, 10

Corynecystis Brusse, 4

Cote d’Ivoire, 3

cotton

fields, weeds of, 3

staining, 11

Cotyledon L., 17

orbiculata Complex, 17

cover

estimation, 19

meter, 19

Cowling, R.M., 5

cowpeas, 10

Craig, G.C., 5

Crassula natans Thunb., 9

Crassulaceae, 7, 9, 11, 17

Craterellus Pers., 16

Crebrothecium ashbyi (Guill.) Routien, 11

creepers, 11

Cresswell, C.F., 5, 7

Cretaceous, Lower, 3

Cribb, P.J., 5

Crinum L., 18

Crocosmia Planch., 12

crops

fioricultural, 4

primitive, 3

Crotalaria Scop., 10, 18

Crotalarieae, 17

Croton gratissimus Burch., 7

Cruciferae, see also Brassicaceae, 11

Cucurbitaceae, 6, 11, 14, 15

culm anatomy, 5, 15

cultivars, 4

Cupressaceae, 11

Curvularia Boedijn, 14, 17

Cussonia Thunb., 16

Cyanotis D. Don., 12

Cycadaceae, 6, 18

cycads, 6

Cyclopia Vent., 9

Cymatoderma Junghuhn, 16

Cynodon Bridel, 16

Cyperaceae, 3, 10, 14, 18

Cyperus L., 11

bullatus Kiikenth., 18

capensis (Steud.) Endl. var. polyanthemus Kiikenth., 18

elephantinus (C.B. Cl.) Kiikenth., 18

cyphelloid fungi, 16

Cyphostemma Alston, 14, 17

Cyrtanthus Schreb., 6

Cystopus Leveille, 19

cytogenetic studies, 18

cytology, 2, 5, 17

Dahlgren, Rolf, 17

Damaraland, 10

Damara system, 4

Dandy, J.E., 5

Danthonia DC., 5

Danthonieae, 7

data

bank, 11, 12

phytosociological, 12

dates of publication of Bothalia volumes, 1, 3

Datura L., 10

Davidse, G., 5, 15

Davis, G., 5

Davison, J.D., 5

Deall, G.B., 5

decomposition, savanna 12

degree reference system, 6

Dehn, M., 5, 8

dehydration, 17

& Zeyh., 14 Dematiaceae, 11

dermatitis, 6

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Desmodieae, Fabaceae tribe, 15

detrended correspondence analysis, 11

development, floral, 3

Devonian, 3

De Wet, B.C., 5, 19

De Wet, 5, 11

De Winter, B., 4-6, 10

Dichrostachys cinerea (L.) Wight & Arn., 14

Dictyotales, 15

Didieriaceae, 14

Digitaria Haller , 10, 11, 16

Diospyros L., 6

Dipcadi Medik., 12

Dipogon Liebm ., 16

Disa Berg., 11

patens (L.f) Thunb., 11

disc, 9

Disinae, 11

dispersal, 14, 19

distribution, 2, 4, 6, 8, 11 — 15, 18

geographical, 13,

diversity, species, 14

Doidge, E.M., 1, 4, 6, 8

Dombeya rotundifolia (Hochst.) Planch., 18

Donk, M.A., 6

Doryopteris pilosa (Poir. ) Kuhn, 9

var. gemmifera J.E. Burrows & Strauss, 4

Douglas, K.H., 6

Dovyalis E. Mey. ex Arn., 17

Drakensberg, 4, 9, 10, 12—14

Drechslera S. Ito, 9

Dregeochloa Conert, 7

Drewes, R., 6, 19

Drews, B.K., 6, 19

drier-transporters, 13

Drimioides Oberm., 12

drought adaptation, 10

drying cabinet, 11

dune

advancement, 19

communities, 11

vegetation, 19

Du Plessis, E.; 6

Du Plessis, H., 6, 15

Dura group (Ehrharta), 8

Durban, 15

Botanic Garden, 11

Herbarium, 11

Du Toit, P.C.V., 6

Duvalia Haw., 6

Dyer, C., 10

Dyer, R.A., 1, 2, 5, 6

East Africa, 7, 13, 18

eastern Cape, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15

Ebenaceae, 6, 14

Ebracteola Schwant. & Dinter, 8

ecological

adaptations, 3

bibliography, 7

profiles, 12

studies, 13

ecology, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10-12, 14-16, 19

economic

botany, 19

importance, 6

uses, 15

ecophysiology, 2

Edwards, D., 6, 7, 9, 12

Ehrharta Thunb., 7, 8, 15

Dura group, 8

Ramosa group, 8

Setacea group, 7, 8,

Villosa group, 7, 8

Ehrharteae, 15

Eichhomia crassipes (Mart.) Solms-Laub., 12

Eicker, A., 6, 8, 15

Elephantorrhiza Benth., 13, 14

burkei Benth., 14

elephantina (Burch.) Skeels, 14

Elionurus Kunth ex Willd. (see Elyonurus Humb. & Bonpl.),

Ellis, R.P., 2, 6-8, 11, 15

Ellisras, NW Transvaal, 13

Elyonurus Humb. & Bonpl. (= Elionurus), 13

Elytrophorus Beauv., 7

embryo sac (development), 15, 18

Encephalartos Lehm., 6

inopinus R.A. Dyer, 6

natalensis R.A. Dyer & Verdoorn, 6

endangered species, 15

endemic species, 10, 15, 16

endemism, 11

endothecium, 12

Engelbrecht, A.J., 7

Engelbrecht, V.M., 7, 19

Engleromyces goetzei P. Hennings, 10

English language, 2

Entada Adans., 14

Entomophthoraceae, 15

Entorrhiza calospora Talbot, 16

environments

estuarine, 12

montane plant, 4

physical, 5, 10

speciation, 8, 14

epidermis, 7, 9

Epilobium L., 14

Eragrostideae, 13

Eragrostis Wolf, 5, 6, 12

curvula alliance/complex, 6, 15, 18

Eremia D. Don, 12

Eremiella Compton, 12

Eremothecium ashbyi Guill . , 11

Erens, Jan, 5

Erica L., 9, 12, 13

flavisepala Guth. & Bol., 12

X vinacea L. Bol., 13

Ericaceae, 3, 9, 12, 13, 20

Ericinella Klotzsch, 13

Ericoideae, 12, 13

Eriocaulaceae, 12

Eriocaulon L., 12

Eriochloa H.B.K., 8

Eriomycopsis Speg., 8

Eriosema

cordatum complex, 16

nanum Bum Davy, 16

nutans Schinz, 16

populifolium Harv., 16

squarrosum (Thunb.) Walp., 16

Eriudaphus mundii Eckl. & Zeyh., 9

Erysiphaceae, 8, 11

Erythrina L., 4, 5, 7

princeps A. Dietr. , 5, 11

Erythrophleum Afzel. ex R. Br., 14

Eshbaugh, W.H., 7

estuarine environments, 12

Ethiopian flora project, 8

ethnobotany, 2, 9, 10, 11

Etosha Pan limestone, 4

Eucalyptus L'Herit., 17

Euclea Murray, 5, 14

Eucomis autumnalis (Mill.) Chitt., 14

Eugenia L., 16

woodii Duemmer, 17

Eulophia schweinfurthii Kraenzl., 8

Euphorbia L., 6, 11

berotica N.E. Br., 10

gossypina Pax, 10

gregaria Marloth, 10

gummifera Boiss., 10

mauritanica L., 10

obesa Hook, f, 1

perangusta R.A. Dyer., 14

Euphorbiaceae, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 14

Everard, D.A., 7, 11

evolution, 3, 4, 10, 11, 14

exotic, 14

extinction, 19

Fabaceae, 5, 7, 9, 14-17

13 Faden, R.B., 7

Fagara ovatifoliolata Engl., 14

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Falckia Thunb., 20

False Bay, 12

ferns (varings), 10, 11, 18

Ferrar, P., 7, 12

Festuca costata Nees., 3

Ficinia Schrad., 3

arenicola var. erecta Arnold & Gordon-Gray , 3

cedarbergensis Arnold & Gordon-Gray, 3

clandestina (Steud.) Boeck., 3

ixioides Nees var. glabra Arnold <£ Gordon-Gray , 3

limosa Levyns, 3

x lucida C.B. Cl., 3

pygmaea Boeck., 3

Ficus L., 9

capensis Thunb., 3

ingens (Miq.) Miq., 3

field

data capture, 19

identification, 14

Finkelstein, N., 7, 14

fire, 9

survival, 11

temperatures, 16

Fish (nee Smook), L., 2, 5, 7, 8

Flacourtiaceae, 9, 10, 17

flora, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 14, 19

Adumbratio aethiopicae, 11

analysis, 8

Australia, 14

Cameroun, 10

central, 3, 10

Conspectus angolensis, 11

copper and cobalt of Upper Shaba, 11

Ethiopia, 8

Gabon, 10

Loma Mountains, 9

Mariepskop, 17

migration and evolution, 14

Mozambique, 11

Natal, 14, 18

North Africa, 14

Pretoria, 10

Rwanda and Burundi, 14

southern Africa, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, 17, 18

southern Sahara mountains, 10

Siidwestafrika, 6

Togo, 15

Tristan da Cunha, 6

tropical East Africa, 13

weed, 19

zambesiaca, 4, 10

Zuurberg National Park, 17, 18

floral development, 3

floricultural crop, 4

florilegia, 13

floristic

analysis, 8

classification, 5

flowering plants (blomplante), 10 , 11

Flowering Plants of South Africa, 1

food

plants, 4

supplements, 19

Forbes, H.M.L., 7

forest, 6, 11, 14, 17, 19, 20

Forster, P.I., 7

fossils, 14

Fourie (nee Van Druten), D.M.C., 2, 7

Franklin Hennessy, E.F., 7

Frean, M.L., 7

French language, 2

freshwater algae, 4

Friis, I., 7

Fritillaria nana Burm. f., 12

fruit, 8, 17, 18

Frullania sylvestris Sim, 18

Frullaniaceae (Hepaticae), 18

Fugler, S.R., 7

Fungi, 10, 11, 13, 16, 17, 18

imperfecti, 11

rust, 6

fungus, 6, 8, 10, 15, 17

Furness, H.D., 7

Fusaria, 6

Fusarium Link ex Fr., 11

tricinctum (Corda) Saccardo, 10

Fuscidea Wirth & Vezda, 4

Fuscideaceae, 4

fynbos, 4, 11, 14, 16, 19

Biome, 4, 5

classification, 11

communities, 10

Mesic Mountain, 5

mountain, 5, 16

Gabon, 10

Gaff, D.F., 7

Galenia L., 3

Garland, I., 7, 19

gas dryer, 13

Gasteromycetes, 4

Gaum, W. , 7

Gazankulu, 11

Gentianaceae, 11, 18

geocarpic plant, 16

geology, 4, 10

Geraniaceae, 6, 17, 18

Germishuizen, G., 5, 7, 8, 19

Geslot, A., 4, 8

Gesneriaceae, 4, 9, 16

Gethyllis L., 12

Getliffe Norris, F., 8

Ghana, 4

Gibbs Russell, G.E., 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 15

Giess, W., 8

Gladiolus microcarpus G.J. Lewis., 12

Glen, H.F. , 5, 8

Glen, R., 8

Glycine Willd. , 10

Gnaphalieae, 4

Gnidia L., 13, 14

Goldblatt, R, 8

Gonatobotryum Saccardo, 17

Gonatopus Hook. f. ex Engl., 12

Gonohymenia Steiner, 4

Gonsalves, P., 5, 8, 11

Gordon-Gray, K.D., 3, 8, 16

Gorlier, M., 4, 8

Gorter, G.J.M.A., 8

gousiekte, 5

Goyder, D.J., 8, 12

Gramineae, see also Poaceae, 3—6, 8, 9, 16

grass root pattern, 19

grasses, 7, 11, 16

grassland, 12, 16

Grau, J., 8

Great Karoo, 3

Grimmiaceae, 17

Grisebachia Klotzsch, 13

Grobbelaar, N., 8, 10

Groothoek Farm, 19

Grunow, J.O., 8, 12

guide for authors to Bothalia, 2, 3, 10

Guillerm, J.-L., 8, 12

Gulf of Aden, 10

Gunn, M.D. , 5, 7, 8

Guttiferae, see also Clusiaceae, 4

Guy, P.R., 8

habit, annual, 10

habitat, 4, 5, 15

Haematoxylum dinteri (Harms) Harms, 14

Hall, A.V., 8

Hall, J.B., 4, 8

Halleria lucida L., 16

Halorrhagidaceae, 12

Hansford, C.G., 8

Hardcastle, J., 8

Hardy, D.S., 8, 15

Hartmann, H.E.K., 8

Hartogia Thunb. ex L.f., 5

Harvey Herbarium, 11

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Hawaan Forest, 11

Haworthia Duval , 12

koelmaniorum Oberm. & Hardy, 12

heathland, 9

Hedberg, O., 8

Heideman, M.E., 8

Helictotrichon Bess, ex Schultes, 15

Heliophila L., 11

cornellsbergia Pienaar & Nicholas, 13

Helminthosporum Fr., 14

hemisphere, southern, 14

Hemizygia Briq., 5

Henderson, L., 8, 9

Henderson, M.D., 9

Henrici, Marguerite Gertrud Anna, 8

Hepaticae, 18

Hepper, F.N., 9

Heppiaceae (Lichenes), 4

herb layer, 8

Herbarium, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19

Bergius, 5

Cavanilles, 5

data bank, 11

DBN, 11

Harvey, 11

Hooker, 11

labels, 19

Linnaean, 5

Natal, 15

National, 6, 11, 12, 16

Pretoria, 14

Sonder, 11

TCD, 11

Thunberg, 4, 5

Transvaal Museum, 12

Herman, P.P.J., 9, 18

Hermannia L., 5, 18

subgenus Hermannia, 18

filifolia L.f, 18

rugosa Adamson, 18

Herschelia Bowditch ex Reichb., 11

Herschelianthe Rauschert , 3

heterozygosity, 20

Hibiscus L., 19

hierarchical syndrome analysis, 5

highveld, 12

Hilliard, O.M., 9

Hippocrateaceae, 18

history, 1, 2, 18

Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve Complex, 11, 19

H.M.S. Carlisle expedition, 6

Hofmeyr, J., 9, 13

Holocene, 15

Holothrix Rich, ex Lindl., 9

homogeneity function, 4

homonyms, 5

Hooker Herbarium, 11

Hornby, A.J.W., 9

Horne, J.C., 9, 12

horticulture, 2—4, 6

Huernia R. Br., 6

Hulme, S., 9, 10

Humansdorp region, 5, 8

Hutchings, A., 9

Hutchinson, John, 8

hybrid, 3, 7, 11, 13, 14

hybridization, 15, 16

Hymenomycetes, 16, 17, 19

Hyparrhenia Anderss. ex Fourn., 3

Hypericum L., 4

oligandrum Milne-Redh. , 10

Hyphaene natalensis Kunze, 11

Hyphomycetes, 10, 11, 15, 16

Hypoxidaceae, 8, 9, 17

Hypoxis L., 8

identification, field, 14

IEMVT, 10

Ihlenfeldt, H.D., 9

Immelman, K.L., 5, 9

index, computerized, 8

indigenous plants, 19

Indigofera L., 7, 9, 16

filifolia complex, 9

indumentum, 9

Inezia Phill., 4

inflorescence morphology, 19

information retrieval, 12

interspecies relationships, 18

intraspecific variability, 7

invader plants, 8, 9, 11

Iridaceae, 6, 8, 9, 12, 20

Isicakathi, 4

Isodon (Schrad. ex Benth.) Spach, 5

Isoglossa Oerst., 17

isolating mechanisms, 7

isotopic evidence, 18

Jack Scott Nature Reserve, 5

Jackson, S., 9, 11

Jacobs, G., 4, 9,

Jacobsen, N.H.G., 9

Jacobsen, W.BG., 9

Jacot Guillarmod, A.F.M.G., 9

Jaeger, P. , 9

Jankun, A., 9, 10

Jarman, M.L., 9

Jarman, N.G. , 9, 12

Jarvie, J.K., 9

Jessop, J.P. , 9, 17

Johnson, C.T., 4, 9

Jonker, A., 9, 15

Jonkershoek (Cape), 11, 19

Jooste, W.J., 9, 13

Jordaan, M., 5, 9

Joubert, D.M., 9

Judelman, M., 9, 12

Justicia L., 9

Kalahari, 19

Kalake, E., 8, 9

Karkloof Forest, Natal, 20

Karnefelt, I., 9

Karoo, 3, 4, 14

Great, 3

Katende, A.B., 9

Keit, William, 11

Kenya, 7, 9

Kerfoot, O., 9

Kies, P. , 9

Killick, D.J.B., 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 10

Kirkia wilmsii Engl., 9

Kitembo, M., 10

Kivu, 10

Klesser, P.J., 10

Kluge, J.P., 10

Kluyveromyces J.P. van der Walt, 17

Kniphofia Moench, 5

Knoll, A.H., 10

Knox-Davies, P.S., 10

Koeniguer, J.-C., 4, 10

Kok, P.D.F., 8, 10

Kokwaro, J.O., 10

Kooij, M., 10

Kornas, J., 10

Kovacs-Endrody, E., 10

Kranz, 8, 15

syndrome, 13

Kruger, F.J., 10, 16, 19

Kruisfontein, 17

Kukkonen, I., 10

Kunkel, G., 10

Kuntze, O. , 6

Kyllinga Rottb., 8

capensis Steud., 18

Labiatae, see also Lamiaceae, 4, 5

Lagarosiphon Harv., 12

lala palm, 11

Lambinon, J., 10

Lamiaceae, see also Labiatae, 5, 7,

Lampranthus N.E.Br., 8

Lamprecht, S.C., 10, 11

land type, 10

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Lantana camara L., 15

Lasioderma serricome F., 14

latex composition, 11

Laughton, E.M., 10

Launert, E., 10

Lauraceae, 14

Laurembergia repens Berg., 12

Lavranos, J.J., 10

Leach, L.C. , 5, 10

leaf anatomy, 5, 6, 7, 8

Lebrun, J.-P., 10

Leeuwenberg, 10

Leguminosae, 9, 14, 16

Leipoldtiinae, 8

Leistner, O.A., 1, 10

lemma, 8

Leobordea, section, (Lotononis), 17

Leptis, section, (Lotononis), 17

Lesotho, 9, 10, 16

Le Thomas, A., 10

Letouzey, R., 10

Letty, C.L., 5, 10

Leucospermum R. Br., 13

Lichenes, 2, 4, 6, 9, 10, 17

Lichinaceae, 4

Lichtenburg, 12

Liebenberg, H., 10, 15, 18

Liebenberg, L.C.C., 11

Liengme, C.A., 11

Liliaceae, 3—10, 12, 14, 15, 17

Limeum L., 16

Linder, HR, 11, 13

Linnaean Herbarium, 5

Lipozygis, section, (Lotononis), 17

Lithoglypha Brusse, 4

liverwort, 18

Lobreau-Callen, D., 11

Lodderomyces J.P. van der Walt, 17

Loganiaceae, 18

Loma Mountains, 9

Lopharia Kalchbrenner & MacOwan, 16

Loranthaceae, 20

Lotononis (DC.) Eckl. & Zeyh., 17

elongata (Thunb.) D. Dietr., 17

esterhuyseniana Van Wyk, 17

falcata group, 17

involucrata group, 17

pentaphylla group, 17

Louvet, P. , 4, 11

Lower Cretaceous, 3

Loxton, A.E,, 11

Lubke, R.A., 11

lupins, 10

Lupinus L., 16

Lycium inerme L.f. , 14

Lycopsida, 18

Lydenburgia N.K.B. Robson, 5

Lythraceae, 7

Macdonald, I.A.W., 11, 19

Macowania Kalchbrenner ex Berk., J5

Macrocoma (Homschuh ex C. Muell.) Grout, 11

macrophytes, 12

Madagascar, 5, 14

Maerua Forssk., 9

Magill, R.E., 11

Mahlberg, P.G., 11

Malagasy Republic, 5

Malaisse, F., 11

Malan, O.G., 11, 19

Malawi (Nyasaland), 9

Maley, J., 11

Malpighiaceae, 9, 11

Malvaceae, 10, 11

Manders, R., 7, 11, 12

Maniema, 10-

map cabinet, "19

Marais, W., 11

Marasas, W.F.O., 10, 11

Marchantiales, 13, 18

Mariepskop, 17

Mariscus Scop., 18

angularis Turrill, 18

chersinus N.E. Br., 18

dregeanus Kunth, 18

dubius (Rottb.) Kuekenth. ex G.E.C. Fischer, 18

durus (Kunth) C.B. Cl., 3

macropus (Kunth) C.B. Cl., 18

sumatrensis (Retz.) J. Raynal, 18

Marloth, R., 11

Maronea Massalongo, 4

Marques, F., 11, 19

Marsh, J.A., 11

Matimba Power Station, NW Transvaal, 13

Maytenus Molina, 11

McClean, A.P.D., 11

McCracken, D.P. , 11

McDonald, D.J., 11

Medicago L., 10, 16

medicinal plants, 3, 4, 9, 10

Meeuse, A.D.J., 11, 20

megachilid bees, 16

Melastomataceae, 3, 14

Melhania Forssk., 18

Meliaceae, 19, 20

Melianthaceae, 13, 16

Melianthus L., 13, 16

Melica L., 8

Meliolineae, 6

Memecylon L., 14

Memoirs of the Botanical Survey of South Africa, 1, 2

Mendes, E.J., 11

Mentha L., 5

Merxmuellera

arundinacea (Berg.) Conert, 7

aureocephala (J.G. Anders.) Conert, 7

cincta (Nees) Conert, 7

davyi (C.E. Hubb) Conert, 1

decora (Nees) Conert, 7

disticha (Nees) Conert, 1

drakensbergensis (Schweick.) Conert, 1

dura (Stapf) Conert, 7

lupulina (Thunb.) Conert, 7

macowanii (Stapf) Conert, 7

rangei ( Pilg .) Conert, 1

rufa (Nees) Conert, 1

stereophylla (J.G. Anders.) Conert, 1

stricta (Schrad.) Conert, 1

Merxmiiller, Hermann, 8 .

Mesembryanthema, 8

Mesembryanthemaceae, 6, 8, 9, 17

Mesembryanthemum L., 4

brachyphyllum Welw., 16

Mesic Mountain Fynbos, 5

Mestoklema N.E. Br. ex Glen, 8

Mfolozi River, 19

Micrasteriae, 4

Microcladia Grev., 15

Microthyriaceae, 6

Microthyriales, 8

migration, 14, 19

Miller, J.H., 11

Milton, S.J., 11

Mimosa

farnesiana L., 14

Senegal L., 14

mistbelt, 11

mixed Podocarpus forest, 11

Mlalazi Nature Reserve, 19

Moffett, R.O., 11

Mogg, A.O.D., 11

Moggi, G., 11

Moll, E.J., 4, 11, 14

Momordica balsamina L., 17

Monadenia Lindl ., 11

Monechma Hochst., 12

Monsonia L., 18

montane plant environments, 4

Montbretia crocosmiiflora (Nicholson) Morren, 20

Montbretiopsis L. Bol., 8

Moraceae, 3

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Morley, M., 11

morphology, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14—16

chromosome, 5

floral, 17

inflorescence, 19

vegetative, 11, 17

Morris, J.W., 11, 12, 14, 16

mosses, 17

mountains, 7, 9, 10, 13

Mount Kulal, 9

Mozambique, 3, 9, 11, 12

Mtunzini (Natal), 11, 13, 19

Muller, P.J., 12

Muller, R., 12, 19

Muller, T., 12

Munday, J., 12

Mundulea (DC.) Benth . , 5

Muraltia DC., 13

Musci, 11, 17

Musil, C.F., 12

Musil, K.J., 3, 9, 12

mycoflora, 13

mycology, 2, 8, 9, 13

Mycosphaerella pinodes (Berk. & Blox.) Stone., 17

Myrica L., 9

conifera Burm. f, 9

Myricaceae, 9

Myrsinaceae, 6

Myrsine L., 6

Myrsiphyllum Willd., 12

Myrtaceae, 16, 17

Namib Desert, 6, 9

Namibia (South West Africa), 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 17

north-western, 17

Nanolirion Benth., 12

Natal, 3, 4, 7-16, 18-20

Herbarium, 15

National Herbarium, 6, 11, 12, 16

naturalized species, 14

Neocosmospora E.F. Smith, 17

Nerine flexuosa (Jacq.) Herb., 6

new taxa, new records and name changes, 16

Nicholas, A., 3, 12-14

nocturnal petal movements, 16

Noel, A.R.A., 12

nomenclature, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16—18

non-Kranz leaf anatomy, 7, 8

North Africa, 11, 14, 19

north-east Africa, 7, 14

north-eastern

Orange Free State, 8, 14

Transvaal, 4

northern

Cape, 4

Transvaal, 3, 12

north-western

Cape, 13, 17

Orange Free State, 10

Novellie, P.A., 12, 17, 18

Ntshongweni, 12

numerical taxonomy, 8

Nyasaland [Malawi], 9

Nyctaginaceae, 16

Nylsvley Nature Reserve, 5, 14

Obermeyer, A. A., 2, 7, 12

obituary, 5-8, 10, 15, 17

O’Callaghan, M.G., 12

Ochna L., 13

atropurpurea DC., 6

var. angustifolia Phill. , 6

pulchra Hook., 15

Ochnaceae, 6, 18

Ocimum L., 5

ocrea, 8

Odontelytrum Hack., 6

Ohoto-Omana, L.E., 12

Oidium Link ex Fries, 8

Oleaceae, 18

Olinia Thunb., 9

Oliver, E.G.H., 12, 13

olives, 8

Onagraceae, 14

ontogeny, 17

Ophrestia H.M.L. Forbes, 1

Orange Free State, 10, 19

north-eastern, 8, 14

north-western, 10

south-eastern, 4

Orchidaceae, 3, 5, 8, 9, 11, 17

orchids, 5

ordination, 4, 5, 11, 12, 19

Ornithogalum L. , 12

orthography, 15, 20

Orthosiphon Benth., 4

Orthotrichaceae, 11

Otavi dolomite, 4

Otholobium C.H. Stirton, 16

Otidia, Pelargonium section, 18

Otiophora Zucc. , 14

Overkott, O., 13

Owambo, 6

Oxygonum Burch, ex Campd., 7

acetosella Welw., 1

alatum Burch., 7

altissimum Germishuizen, 7

dregeanum Complex, 7

Ozoroa Del., 5, 14

Pachypodium succulentum (L.f.) Sweet, 5

Pachystigma Hochst., 14

Pachytichospora J. P. van der Walt, 17

Paiva, J.A.R., 13

palaeobotany, 2—5, 10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19

palynology, 9, 10, 11, 15

Panagos, M.D., 13, 19

Panarello, H.O., 13

Panicoideae, 15

Panicum L., 3

Papendorf, M.C., 11, 13

Papilionoideae, 16

Paradis, G., 13

parasitism, 8, 16

Parmelia Achar., 4

Parmeliaceae, 9

Parsons, R.J., 13, 19

Paspalum

paspaloides (Michx.) Scribn., 6, 11

vaginatum Swartz, 6, 11

pastoral studies, 10

pasture condition, 18

pathogenicity, 10

Pauridia Harv., 17

Pavonia Ruiz, 10

pea blight fungus, 17

peas, 10

Peckham, G.D., 13

Pedaliaceae, 4

Pelargonium L’Herit. ex Ait., 17, 18

cucullatum (L.) L’Herit., 18

Pennington Park, Natal, 11

Pentameris Beauv., 3, 7

dregeana Stapf, 1

longiglumis ( Nees ) Stapf, 1

macrocalycina (Steud.) Schweick., 7

obtusifolia (Hochst.) Schweick., 1

thuarii Beauv., 7

Perold, S.M., 2, 5, 13, 17, 18

Persea americana Mill. , 6

personalia, 2, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18

Pertusaria DC., 4

Pertusariaceae, 4

Pestalotia De Not., 10, 16

Pestalotiopsis Steyaert, 16

Peterson, B., 13

Peucedanum L., 3

Phaeoramularia Muntanola, 11

phenology, 16

Philippia Klotzsch, 13

Phillips, E.P, 8, 9, 13

Phillips, J.F.V., 6, 13

Phillipson, PB. , 13

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Phoenix L., 19

Phoenix/Hibiscus community, 19

Phragmites australis (Cav.) Steud., 19

Phragmitiformes, 5

Phyllachora Nitschke ex Fuckel , 6

phylogeny, 10—12

Phymaspermum Less., 4

physical environments, 5, 10

physiology, 2, 13

plant, 8

PHYTOCAP, 19

phytochemistry, 3

phytogeography, 2, 4, 7—9, 11, 13, 15—18, 19

Phytolaccaceae, 9

PHYTOLOC, 19

phytosociology, 4, 5, 12, 19

PHYTOTAB, 19

Pienaar, B.J., 5, 8, 13

Pilifer, Riccia section, 13, 18

Pinus L., 17

Pithomyces Berk. & Broome, 11

plant(s), 13, 15

alien, 8, 11

collecting, 8, 12

apparatus, 13, 19

collector, 5, 9, 10, 18, 19

communities, 4, 11, 19

density, 18

dispersal, 14, 18, 19

ecology, 11, 19

exploration, 9

geocarpic, 16

growth, 12

indigenous, 19

invaders, 8, 9, 11

liliaceous, 15

medicinal, 9

physiology, 8

press, 13, 19

record, 10

succulent, 14

threatened, 7, 8

usage, 9, 11

vascular, 3, 13

woody, 14, 15

Plectranthus L’Herit., 5

neochilus Schltr., 16

Pleistocene, 15

x Pleopodium Schelpe & Anthony, 3

Pleszczynska, J., 11, 13

Plinthus Fenzl, 18

Plocamium Lamouroux, 15

plot size, 4, 19

Plumbaginaceae, 6

Plumerioideae, 10

Poaceae, see also Gramineae, 3—8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 18

pod, 14, 18

Podocarpaceae, 10

Podocarpus L’Herit., 11

elongatus (Ait.) L’Herit. ex Pers., 10

Poellnitzia Uitew., 12

poisoning, ‘gousiekte’, 5

Pole Evans, I.B., 1, 2, 8, 13

Polevansia De Winter, 5

Polhill, R.M., 13

pollination, 3, 11 16

biology, 16

Polygalaceae, 13

Polygonaceae, 7, 8

Polygonum L., 8

hydropiper L., 8

senegalense Meisn.

forma albotomentosum R.A. Grah., 7

subsp. albotomentosum (R.A. Grah.) Germishuizen, 7

Polylobium, Crotalarieae section, 17

Polypodiaceae, 18

Polyporus baudoni Pat., 17

Pooideae, 11

Pondoland, 16

Pongolo River

floodplain, 7

pans, 12

population, 18

biology, 14

Porina Achar., 4

Porinaceae, 4

Porpidia Korber, 4

Porpidiaceae, 4

Port

Alfred, 11

Elizabeth, 16

Porter, R.N., 14, 19

Portulacaceae, 17

Potamophila prehensilis (Nees) Benth., 5

Pott-Leendertz, Mrs Reino, 12

Poynton, J.C., 14

Poynton, R.J., 14

Precambrian, 4, 10

PRECIS, 11, 12

predictive model, 12

pre-Linnean, 14

Pressinger, F.M., 14

Pretoria, 11, 12

Herbarium, 14

National Botanical Garden, 2, 6

primitive crops, 3

principal components analysis, 14

Prionanthium Desv., 5, 7

Prodromus

einer Flora von Siidwestafrika, 6

Burman, 5

Thunberg, 5

productivity, 11

Prosopis L., 14

Protasparagus Oberm., 12

Protea L., 3

Proteae, 13

Proteaceae, 3, 4, 13

Psathyrophlyctis Brusse, 4

Pseudobromus africanus (Hack.) Stapf., 5

Pseudopentameris Conert, 3, 7

Psoralea L., 7

Ptaeroxylaceae, 19

Pteridaceae, 4, 9

Pteridophyta, 3, 4, 9, 14, 15

Pteroriccia Schust., 13

Pterothrix DC., 4

publication dates of Bothalia volumes, 1

Puff, Ch., 14

Putterill, K.M., 14

Putterlickia pyracantha (L.) Szyszl., 5

Pyrrosia schimperama (Mett. ex Kuhn) Alston, 18

Pythiaceae, 18

quantitative description, 14

Quaternary, 11, 18

Quezel, P, 14

Raal, P.A., 14

Rabdosia (Blume) Hassk., 5

Rabdosiella Codd, 5

Rabie, C.J., 11, 14

Rafnia Thunb., 16

Ramcharun, S., 3, 14

Ramosa group (Ehrharta), 8

Ranunculaceae, 9

Raphia Beauv., 12, 13

Rappa, F., 8

Rauh, W., 11, 14

Raven, P.H., 14

red algae, 15

Reekmans, M., 14

regeneration, 15

register, 8

Rehmann, A., 5

Reid, C., 5, 8, 14

Reid, D.A., 14

remote sensing, 9

Renosterveld, 4

Restionaceae, 11

Retief, E., 4, 8, 14

review of work of BRI, 3

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Reyneke, W.F. , 14

Reynoutria Houtt., 7

Rhadamanthopsis Oberm., 12

Rhadamanthus Salisb., 12

Rhamnaceae, 4

rheophytes, 17

Rhodesia [Zimbabwe], 14

Rhodophyta, 15

Rhoicissus Planch ., 14

Rhus L., 15

Rhynchosia Lour., 3, 7, 16

Riccia L., 13, 18

section Pilifer Volk, 13, 18

section Riccia, 13

subgenus Chartacea Perold, 18

subgenus Ricciella (A. Br.) Bisch., 13

group Squamatae, 18

alatospora Volk & Perold, 13, 18

albolimbata S. Arnell, 13

albomarginata Bisch., 18

alboporosa Perold, 13

albornata Volk , Perold & Bornefeld, 18

albosquamata S. Arnell, 13

albovestita Volk, 13

ampullacea Perold, 13

argenteo-limbata Volk, Perold & Bornefeld, 18

bicolorata Perold, 13

campbelliana Howe, 13

capensis Steph., 13

concava Bisch., 13

congoana Steph., 13

duthieae Volk & Perold, 18

elongata Perold, 13

fluitans L., 13

furfuracea Perold, 13

hantamensis Perold, 13

hirsuta Volk & Perold, 18

mammifera Volk & Perold, 18

microciliata Volk & Perold, 18

montana Perold, 13

namaquensis Perold, 13

natalensis Sim, 18

nigrella DC., 13

pulveracea Perold, 13

purpurascens Lehm. & Lindenb. . , 13

rosea Volk & Perold, 18

sarcosa Volk & Perold, 18

schelpei Volk & Perold, 18

simii Perold, 13, 18

stricta (Lindenb.) Perold., 18

tomentosa Volk & Perold, 18

trachyglossum Perold, 13

vitrea Perold, 13

Ricciella (Riccia), subgenus, 13

Ricciaceae, 13

Richards Bay, 19

Richtersveld, 7

Riocreuxia flanaganii Complex, 6

riverine woodland, 8

Robbertse, P.J., 8, 14, 17

Robinson, E.R., 8, 14

Robyns, W. , 14

Rogers, D.J., 14

Rooiberg, southern Cape, 16

root(s), 14

aerenchyma, 8

pattern, 19

Rosaceae, 15, 16

Rose, E.F., 14, 19

Ross, J.H., 2, 14, 15

Rourke, J.P., 13, 14

Roux, J.P., 14

Royena L., 5

Rubiaceae, 5, 14

Rubidgea Tate, 10

Rubus L., 15, 16

Ruschiinae, 8

Rusizi plain, 14

rust fungi, 6

Rustenburg Nature Reserve, 5

Rutaceae, 4, 14

Rutherford, M.C., 14, 15

x Ruttyruspolia Meeuse & De Wet, 11

Rwanda, 10, 14

Rycroft, H.B., 15

Saayman, E.J.L., 15

Sabie, 5

Saccharomycetaceae, 17

Sahara, southern, 10

Salicaceae, 9

Salicornia L., 17

Salix L., 9

Salvadoraceae, 18

Sanchez, E., 13, 15

Sani Pass, 10

Sapindaceae, 13

Sapotaceae, 11

saprophytic orchid, 17

Sarcocaulon (DC.) Sweet , 11, 18

Sarcodiaceae, 15

satellite imagery, 19

Satureia L., 9

savanna, 15, 17

decomposition model, 12

ecosystem, 14

Schaefer, E.E., 15

Scheepers, J.C., 5, 13, 15

Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E., 3, 13, 15, 16

Schistostephium Less., 10

Schizodiscus Brusse, 4

Schizoglossum E. Mey., 6

Schlieben, Hans-Joachim, 10

Schmidtia Steud. ex J.A. Schmidt, 16

Schnepf, E., 11, 15

Schoenoxiphium Nees, 10

Scholz, H., 15

Schonland, S., 15

Schoonraad, E., 15, 17

Schotia Jacq., 4, 14

capitata Bolle, 14

Schrire, B.D. , 5, 15

Schumann, I.H., 11, 15

Schiitte, K.H., 8, 15

Schutz, C.J., 5, 15

Schweickerdt, H.G.W.J., 12, 13, 15

Scleria Berg., 7

Scolopia Schreb., 9, 13

mundii (Eckl. & Zeyh.) Warb., 9

stolzii Gilg. ex Sleum., 9

Scott, L., 15

Scott, M.K., 15

Scrophulariaceae, 4, 5, 13

secretory canals, 6

seeds, 9, 17

Sekukuniland, 14

Selaginaceae, 9

Selaginella

imbricata (Forssk.) Spring ex Decne, 18

tenerrima A. Braun ex Kuhn, 10

Selaginellaceae, 18

Selago L., 9

Sengwa Wildlife Research Area, 5, 8,

Serusiaux, E., 10, 15

Sesbania Scop., 13

Setacea group (Ehrharta), 7, 8

Shaba, Upper (Zaire), 11

shrubs, 11

Sierra Leone mountains, 9

Silene dewinteri Bocquet, 4

Silicularia Compton, 11

silky hakea, 7

Simaroubaceae, 9

Simons, R.H., 15

Sinclair, R.C., 15

Siphonoglossa Oerst., 9

Siyai Lagoon, Natal, 19

Slinger, J., 15

Small, J.G.C., 15, 17

Smith, C.A., 15

Smith, G.F. , 15

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Smodingium E. Mey. ex Sond., 6

Smook, L. (see Fish, L.), 2, 8, 15

Soderstrom, T.R., 15

soil

mycoflora, 13

nutrient-poor, 17

types, 4

Solanaceae, 4, 7

Solanum L., 4

macrocarpon L., 4

Sonder Herbarium, 11

sorghum, 3

Sotho, 9

sour bushveld, 17, 19

south-eastern Cape, 6

southern

Cape, 9, 16, 17

hemisphere, 4, 14

south tropical- Africa, 10

South West Africa [Namibia], 4, 5, 8, 12, 17

south-western

Cape, 3—5, 8, 16, 18

Transvaal, 12

speciation, 8, 14

species-area relationship, 19

species diversity, 19

specimen pressing, 19

Sphaerococcus scutellatus Her., 15

Sphaeropsidaceae, 11

Sphaeropsidales, 4

Sphagnaceae, 17

Spies, J.J., 6, 15, 16

spines, 14

spore germination, 13

Sporobolus R. Br., 16

sporoderm morphogenesis, 7

Squamatae, 13

Stachys L., 5

aethiopica Complex, 5

staff of the BRI, 2-4

staff of the National Herbarium, 8, 16

standing crop, herbaceous, 15

Stapelia L., 6

Stapelieae, 10

Steinhorst, R.K., 16

Stellenbosch, 19

Stemphylium botryosum, 17

Stenochlaena tenuifolia (Desv.) T. Moore , 15

Stent, S.M., 16

Sterculiaceae, 6, 15, 18

Stereum Pers. ex S.F. Gray, 16

sterigmata, 6

Steyaert, R.L., 16

Stipagrostis Nees, 6

Stipeae, 5

stipules, 14

Stirton, C.H., 2, 9, 15, 16, 19

Stokoeanthus E.G.H. Oliver, 12

Storey, H.H., 11, 16

Stork, A.L., 10, 16

Story, R., 4, 16

Strauss, S.E., 4, 16

Strelitzia

juncea Link., 6

reginae Ait. , 6

Strelitziaceae, 6

Streptocarpus Lindl., 9

Strey, R.G., 12, 15, 16

structural classification, 6, 16

Strumaria Jacq. ex Willd. , 12

Strychnos L., 18

Styppeiochloa De Winter, 5

subsaharan Africa, 13

succulent plants, 14

Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve, Transvaal, 4

summer rainfall area, 3

survey, phytogeographic, 13

survival, 15

Swartboschkloof, Jonkershoek, Cape, 11

Swaziland, 6

sweetpeas, 10

Sydow, H., 6, 16

symposium, 9

Syncolostemon E. Mey., 5

ramulosus E. Mey. ex Benth., 5

synopsis, 9, 11, 15

synonymy, 8, 13

Sypharissa Salisb., 12

Syzygium pondoense Engl., 17

Talbot, P.H.B., 16, 19

Talinum Adans., 17

Talukdar, S., 16

Tansley, S.A., 16

Taussig, J., 5, 16

taxonomy, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17

algal, 2, 4, 15

bryophyte, 11, 13, 18

gymnosperm, 6, 10, 11

lichen, 4, 9

numerical, 8

pteridophyte, 3, 4, 9

Taylor, H.C., 16, 19

Telina, section, (Lotononis), 17

Teloschistaceae, 9

Tephrosia Pers., 7, 15

Tertiary, 4, 5

Tetradenia Benth., 5

Teucrium L., 5

Thabazimbi District, 19

Thamnocalamus tessellatus (Nees) Soderstrom & Ellis, 15

Thelephora Ehrh. ex Fr., 16

Thelypteridaceae, 18

Thelypteris Schmidel, 18

microbasis (Bak.) Tard., 18

Theron, G.K., 4, 5, 10, 16, 19

Thode, H.J. , 9

Thom, J.E., 17

Thompson, M.F., 17

Thorncroftia N.E. Br., 5

threatened plants, 7, 8

Thunberg

herbarium, 4, 5

prodromus, 5

Thunbergia Retz., 14

Thuranthos C.H. Wr., 12, 16

Thymelaeaceae, 13, 14

Thyrea Massalongo, 4

Tiliaceae, 5, 18, 20

Togo, 15

Tolken, H.R., 17

Tongaland, Natal, 11, 14

Trachyandra Kunth, 12

transect, 5, 19

Transkei, 4, 7, 9, 19

Transvaal, 3, 4, 6, 8-12, 14-16

eastern, 5, 12

Museum Herbarium, 12

north-eastern, 4

northern, 3, 12

north-western, 13

south-western, 12

western, 13, 17

Trapelia Choisy, 4

Trapeliaceae, 4

Trappe, J.M., 11, 17

trees, 9, 11

Trematocarpus Zahlbr., 15

Triaspis Burch., 9

Tribulus Tourn. ex Linn., 15

terrestris L., 9

Tricliceras Thonn. ex DC., 12

Trimeria

grandifolia (Hochst.) Warb., 9

rotundifolia (Hochst.) Warb., 9

Triplastrum spinulosum (Kisselev) Gauthiere-Lievre, 4

Trinity College, Dublin (TCD) Herbarium, 11

Tristachya superba (De Not.) Schweinf. & Aschers, 18

Trinstan da Cunha, 6

Tritonia Ker-Gawl., 8

tropical Africa, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 18, 19

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Tropic of Capricorn, 5, 17

Troupin, G., 14, 17

Tsonga people, 11

Tuberales, 11

Tugela Dry Valley Bushveld, 11

Turner, B., 17

Turneraceae, 12, 16

Turraea pulchella (Harms) Pennington , 20

Tussen die Riviere Game Farm, 19

Ubbink, B., 17

Uganda, 9

ultrastructure, 3

Umbelliferae, see also Apiaceae, 14

Upper Shaba, Zaire, 11

Urginea

altissima (L.f.) Bak., 12

epigaea R.A. Dyer , 12

Urochlaena Nees, 7

Uromyces, 6

Ustilaginales, 20

Utricularia transrugosa Stapf, 15

Uvaria gracilipes N.K. Robson ., 3

Valsaceae, 6

Van Daalen, J.C., 17

Van der Merwe, Frederick Ziervogel, 18

Van der Merwe, 17

Van der Meulen, F. , 5, 16, 17

Van der Schijff, H.P., 17

Van der Walt, J.J.A., 17, 18

Van der Walt, J.P. , 17

Van der Westhuizen, G.C.A., 11, 17

Van Druten, D.M.C. (see Fourie, D.M.C.), 2, 17

Van Gils, H.A.M.J., 17

Van Jaarsveld, F.A., 13, 17

Van Rensburg, H.J., 17

Van Rensburg, W.L.J. , 17, 18

Van Rooy, J. , 5, 8, 17

Van Rooyen, N., 17, 19

Van Staden, J.M., 17, 19

Van Steenis, C.G.G.J., 17

Van Vuuren, D.R.J. , 4, 17

Van Warmelo, K.T., 11, 17

Van Wyk, A.E., 15, 17

Van Wyk, B-E., 17, 18

Van Wyk, C.M., 5, 8, 17, 18

Van Wyk, PS., 10, 11, 18

Van Wyk, P.W.J., 18

Van Zinderen Bakker, E.M. Sr, 18

vascular bundle sheath, 7

vascular plants, 3, 13

vegetation, 2, 4—8, 10-19

alpine, 10

changes, 18, 19

coastal, 4, 11, 12, 16

conservation, 15

dry, 19

dune, 19

ecology, 5

ephemeral, 19

indigenous, 11

map(ping), 9, 17

sampling, 19

stratification, 19

studies, 17

succession, 19

survey, 5, 11, 12, 16, 19

units, 17

woody, 19

vegetative

morphology, 11, 17

multiplication, 6

patterns, 15

propagation, 3

reproduction, 13

Veld types of South Africa, 10

Venda, 16

Venter, H.J.T., 18

Ventersdorp system, 4

Vepris lanceolata (Lam.) G. Don., 14

Verbenaceae, 4, 11, 15

Verdcourt, B., 18

Verdoom, I.C., 2, 4, 6, 7, 12, 18

Verhoeven, R.L., 18

Vernon Hooper Dam, 12

Veronaea Cifferi & Montemartini , 13

compacta Papendorf, 13

vicariance, 13

Villosa group (Ehrharta), 7, 8

Vinca L., 16

virus diseases, 10

Viscaceae, 20

Viscum L., 20

Vitaceae, 4, 14, 17

Vitt, D.H., 11, 18

Vogel, J.C., 18

Voges, S.P, 15, 16, 18

Vogts, M.M., 4, 18

Volk, O.H., 13, 18

Volschenk, B., 18

Von Broembsen, H.H., 18

Voorendyk, S., 5, 18

Vorster, P.J., 3, 6, 15, 17, 18

Vorster, T.B., 18

Vryheid District, 8

Wager, V.A., 18

wagon building industry, 19

Wakefield, E.M., 19

Waltheria L., 18

indica L., 15

Ward, C.J., 19

Warega, 10

Waterberg

Namibia, 4

Transvaal, 9

Watson, H.K., 19

Weberling, F. , 19

weed(s), 19

Wehmeyer, A.S., 19

Weisser, PJ. , 5, 19

Wells, M.J., 10, 19

Welman, W.G., 5, 8, 19

Werger, M.J.A., 5, 19

West Africa, 4, 9, 19

West African craton, 4

western

Cape, 14

Transvaal, 13

Westfall, R.H., 5, 13, 15, 17, 19

Whateley, A., 19

wheat field debris, 9, 13

White, F., 6, 19

Widdringtonia Endl., 11

Wiens, D., 20

Wijnands, D.O., 20

Wild, H., 20

Williams, R., 20

Wingea J.P. van der Walt, 17

Wingfield, M.J., 18, 20

Wirminghaus, J.O. , 20

Witwatersrand, 4, 8

Wolfson, M., 7, 20

Wolkberg, 4

Wonderkloof Nature Reserve, 10

woodland, riverine, 8

Woods, D.B., 11, 20

Xhosa, 9

Ximenia L., 15

Xumeni, Natal, 11

Xylariaceae, 11

xylocopid bees, 16

Xyridaceae, 7

Xyris capensis Thunb., 7

yeast, 17

Zaire, 10, 11

Zamiaceae, 6

Zantedeschia Sprengel, 10

Zanthoxylum leprieurii Guill. & Perr., 14

Zehneria Endl., 14

Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), 8, 12

Zonaria Agardh, 15

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Zulu, 9

Zululand, 12

Zundel, G.L.I., 20

Zurich-Montpellier method, 5, 19

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Zuurberg National Park, 17, 18

Zwanziger, S., 5, 20

Zygophyllaceae, 14

Zygophyllum L. , 14

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