Taxon

Kirkia acuminata

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Common name: Witsering, White seringa, Mubvumala
Family: Kirkiaceae
Distribution: Southern Africa
IUCN Red list: Not evaluated
National red list: Least Concern
Comments: Flowering in early summer and reaching up to 18m, white seringa has small cream flowers and compound leaves. It is regarded as a sacred tree in parts of Zimbabwe and is used in weaving by the locals of that region. This tree is also used as a boundary for livestock in South Africa.
Links: iSpot • Red List of South African Plants • SANBI PlantZAfrica • SANBI PlantZAfrica • Trees SA

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