Records made by Andrew MacNaughtan

Seen in distance

Bearing a Ficus lutea

Trees disclosed by Jenny Holman and seen by us from below

Bark grey, falling off in circular or oblong pieces; underbark is pale grey or brownish.

Bark peeling upwards so the strips hang down and outwards

Bright yellow-flowered form

Flowers orange-yellow. In shade of prickly bush.

Bark rough with both horizontal and vertical lines, cracking into squares but not peeling, often bearing a green lichen.

In striking red flower. Climber with spiny leaf petioles.

Bark green, transversely weakly ridged with patches of pale paper-like bark adhering in places.

Bark brownish-grey, ± shaggy with peeling bark

Bark deeply ridged, the ridges more or less vertical and anastomosing.

Bark grey, horizontally and vertcially fissured into irregulalry shaped squares, each square quite raised.

Scrambling, woody species in fruit; too late for flowers. Specimen checked, not kept.

Bark deeply vertically ridged, more or less corky in appearnce, the ridges irregular and anastomosimg. Transverse lines erratically present.

Bark varying from smooth to quite rough with fine horizontal lines at intervals.