Records determined by Barbara Turpin

A 'sticky' herb with trailing stems and erect flowering stems; flowers yellow. Scattered along sandy roadside in dappled shade of evergreen forest on low hill on coastal plain.

Climbing herb to 3 m high with yellow flowers. In the foothills of Chimanimani Mountains; at the roadside in dappled shade.

Herbaceous plant, ± 1 meter tall, yellow flowers. Will stick to cloth like velcro.

A fairly common herb. The lilac flowers have two equal-sized petals and a large, cup-shaped third petal. Leaves are striped with lighter green. On sandy margins of track, on ecotone between Licuati Thicket and coastal woodland.

A robust herb with erect stems ca. 30 cm tall. The lilac flowers emerge from bracts which pierce through the leaf sheaths. Abundant along sandy roadside in dappled shade of evergreen forest on coastal plain.

As Commelina erecta erecta in BNRH.Blue flowers. Hairy, lanceolate leaves, 7.5 cm long. In grass, trailing.

Prostrate herb with a distinctive maroon line edging the spathes. Quite common in full sun on the grassy verges of the road traversing saline tidal flats.

Erect herb with pale lilac flowers opening in the early evening. Growing in sandy soils on margins of Licuati Thicket.

Locally common monocot with mauve flowers, in short grass meadow on coastal floodplain, on sandy-loam seasonally moist soils.

Slender shrub to 2 m tall on margins of montane scrub.

Shrub 0.86 m tall. Flowers purple. Rare.-x000D- Habitat: Forest on a SE-facing mountain slope. In damp loam, in light shade. Biotic effect: roadside.

Small weedy shrublet common on mown runway of airstrip on sands over coral rag. Flowers yellow.