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Species belonging to the plant kingdom. (Source: RRDA)

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Schweickerdt HG 1948. An account of the South African species of Tribulus Tourn. ex Linn. Bothalia (4) 159-157

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An account of the South African Species of Tribulus.pdf	2.5 MB

Schonland S 1936. The South African species of Rhus L.. Bothalia (3) 3-115

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The South African species of Rhus L.pdf	5.29 MB

Phillips EP, Hutchinson J 1922. A revision of the African species of Sesbania. Bothalia (1) 40-56

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A revision of the African species of Sesbania.pdf	1.26 MB

Macdonald IAW, Jarman ML 1985. Invasive alien plants in the terrestrial ecosystems of Natal, South Africa.

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Invasive alien plants in the terrestrial ecosystems of Natal.pdf	2.69 MB

Poynton RJ 2010. The genus Prosopis in southern Africa. South African Forestry Journal (152) 62-66

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/00382167.1990.9629020

Shackleton RT, le Maitre DC, van Wilgen BW, Richardson DM 2015. The impact of invasive alien Prosopis species (mesquite) on native plants in different environments in South Africa. South African Journal of Botany (97) 25-31

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The impact of invasive alien Prosopis species on native plants in different environments in South Africa.pdf	1.54 MB

Shackleton RT, le Maitre DC, Pasiecznik NM, Richardson DM 2014. Prosopis: a global assessment of the biogeography, benefits, impacts and management of one of the world's worst woody invasive plant taxa. AoB Plants (6) plu027

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Prosopis_a global assessment.pdf	1.67 MB

Oberhauser D 2017. Controlling invasive species in a riparian forest conservation area: Management concept and feasibility study for Prosopis control in the Namibian part of the /Ai-/Ais-Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

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Controlling Invasive Species in a Riparian Forest Conservation Area.pdf	2.74 MB

van den Berg EC 2010. Detection, quantification and monitoring Prosopis spp. in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa using Remote Sensing and GIS.

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Detection_quantification and monitoring Prosopis spp.pdf	5.27 MB

Mosweu S, Munyati C, Kabanda T, Setshogo M, Muzila M 2013. Prosopis L. invasion in the south-western region of Botswana: The perceptions of rural communities and management options. Natural Resources (4) 496-505

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Prosopis L invasion in the south_western region of Botswana.pdf	778.36 KB

Wells MJ, Poynton RJ, Balsinhas AA, Musil KJ, Joffe H, van Hoepen E, Abbott SK 1986. The history of introduction of invasive alien plants to southern Africa. The Ecology and Management of Biological Invasions in Southern Africa

Website link:https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269101757_The_Ecology_and_Management_of_Biological_Invasions_in_Southern_Africa

The Global Invasive Species Programme (GISP) 2004. Africa Invaded: The growing danger of invasive alien species.

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Africa Invaded.pdf	14.21 MB

Zachariades C, Hoffmann JH, Roberts AP 2011. Biological control of mesquite (Prosopis species) (Fabaceae) in South Africa. African Entomology 19 (1) 402–415

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Biological control of mesquite in South Africa.pdf	429.28 KB

Foxcroft LC, Pysek P, Richardson DM, Genovesi P, Macfadyen S 2017. Plant invasion science in protected areas: progress and priorities. Biological Invasions (19) 1353–1378

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Plant invasion science in protected areas.pdf	1.76 MB

Joubert DF 2008. Invasive plants in Namibian subtropical and riparian woodland. Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems 379-408

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Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems_Index.pdf	637.56 KB

Swanepoel W, Becker RW, Möller A, de Cauwer V 2019. Euphorbia rimireptans (Euphorbiaceae, Articulofruticosae), a new species from the Skeleton Coast, Namibia. Phytotaxa (414) 165–173

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Euphorbia rimireptans_a new species from the Skeleton Coast_Namibia.pdf	3.49 MB

Archer RH 1998. Euphorbia leistneri (Euphorbiaceae), a new species from the Kaokoveld (Namibia). South African Journal of Botany (64) 258- 260

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Euphorbia leistneri a new species from the Kaokoveld.pdf	1.11 MB

Kyalangalilwa B, Boatwright JS, Daru BH, Maurin O, van der Bank M Phylogenetic position and revised classification of Acacia s.l. (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae) in Africa, including new combinations in Vachellia and Senegalia. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society (172) 500–523

Website link:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/boj.12047

2015. Indigenous Knowledge of Namibia.

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Indigenous Knowledge of Namibia_Contents.pdf	2.19 MB

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvgc619h

du Preez I, Nafuka S, Mumbengegwi D, Böck R 2015. Indigenous use of plants to treat malaria and associated symptoms. Indigenous knowledge of Namibia 41-62

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvgc619h

Chinsembu KC 2015. Indigenous knowledge and antimicrobial properties of plants used in ethnoveterinary medicine. Indigenous knowledge of Namibia 115-134

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvgc619h

Kasanda CD, Kapenda HM 2015. School learners' knowledge and views of traditional medicinal plant use in two regions in Namibia. Indigenous knowledge of Namibia 135-156

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvgc619h

Mushabati LF, Kahaka HK, Cheikhyoussef A 2015. Namibian leafy vegetables: From traditional to scientific knowledge, current status and applications. Indigenous knowledge of Namibia 157-168

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvgc619h

Burke A 2011. Managing biodiversity in the /Ai-/Ais Hotsprings Game Park: A tool for conservation-, resource- and development planners.

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Managing biodiversity in the Ai_Ais Hotsprings Game Park.pdf	1.66 MB

Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) South West Nature Reserve.

Website link:http://www.met.gov.na/national-parks/south-west-nature-reserve/228/

Timberlake J 1996. A review of the ecology and management of Colophospermum mopane. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 1-7

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A review of the ecology and management of Colophospermum mopane.pdf	1.01 MB

Mushove P 1996. On-farm research in mopane woodland: A case study from Chivi, Zimbabwe. Management of Mopane in southern Africa

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On_farm research in mopane woodland_A case study from Chivi_Zimbabwe.pdf	1.35 MB

Gelens M 1996. Mopane shrubland management in northern Namibia. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 12-18

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Mopane shrubland management in northern Namibia.pdf	1.01 MB

Smit N 1996. Influence of intensity of tree thinning on the vegetative growth, browse production and reproduction of Colophospermum mopane. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 19-22

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Influence of intensity of tree thinning on the vegetative growth_ browse production_reproduction of Colophospermum mopane.pdf	701.52 KB

Cunningham P 1996. Prospects for the sustained utilisation of Mopane (Colophospermum mopane) for charcoal production in the Vinetia Limpopo Nature Reserve, South Africa. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 26-30

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Prospects for the sustained utilisation of Mopane_1996.pdf	688.93 KB

Piepmeyer W 1996. The exploitation and utilisation of mopane root stems: A case study from northern Namibia. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 31-33

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The exploitation and utilisation of mopane root stems_A case study from northern Namibia.pdf	472.8 KB

Ribeiro N 1996. Comparative analysis of chemical and trafitional methods of seed treatment of mopane in Mosambique. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 34-36

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Comparative analysis of chemical and trafitional methods of seed treatment of mopane in Mosambique..pdf	1.23 MB

Ditlhogo M, Allotey J, Mpuchane S, Teferra G, Gashe BA, Siame BA 1996. Interactions between the mopane caterpillar, Imbrasia belina and its host, Colophospermum mopane in Botswana. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 37-40

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Interactions between the mopane caterpillar and its host Colophospermum mopane in Botswana.pdf	625.18 KB

Allotey J, Teferra G, Mpuchane S, Ditlhogo M, Gashe BA, Siame BA 1996. Mopane (Colophospermum mopane) as host for the development of the mopane worm, Imbrasia belina Westwood, in Botswana. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 41-44

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Mopane as host for the development of the mopane worm.pdf	608.72 KB

Grundy I 1996. Woodland management strategies for comunally-owned mopane woodland in then Zambezi valley, Zimbabwe: an alternative to commercial logging. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 45-54

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Woodland management strategies for comunally_owned mopane woodland in the Zambezi valley.pdf	1.25 MB

Cerutti PO, Gumbo D, Moombe K, Schoneveld G, Nasi R, Bourland N, Weng X 2018. Informality, global capital, rural development and the environment: Mukula (rosewood) trade between China and Zambia. Research Report.

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Informality_global capital_rural development and the environment_rosewood trade between China and Zambia.pdf	3.06 MB

Yamashina C 2014. Importance of bird seed dispersal in the development of characteristic vegetation on termite mounds in north-eastern Namibia. TROPICS (23) 33-44

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Importance of bird seed dispersal.pdf	699.52 KB

Street RA, Prinsloo G 2013. Commercially Important Medicinal Plants of South Africa: A Review. Journal of Chemistry (2013) 205048

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Commercially Important Medicinal Plants of South Africa A Review.pdf	1.71 MB

Loots S 2019. Habitat characteristics, genetic diversity and conservation concerns for the genus Lithops in Namibia.

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Habitat characteristics_genetic diversity and conservation concerns for the genus Lithops in Namibia_2019.pdf	3.06 MB

Shackleton RT, le Maitre DC, van Wilgen BW, Richardson DM 2017. Towards a national strategy to optimise the management of a wide spread invasive tree ( Prosopis species; mesquite) in South Africa. Ecosystem Services (27) 242-252

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Towards a national strategy to optimise the management of a wide spread invasive tree in South Africa.pdf	1001.93 KB

Burke A 2020. Criteria for biodiversity special value zones in the Sperrgebiet - plant endemism and species richness measures in practice. Namibian Journal of Environment 4 (Section A) 28-40

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Criteria for biodiversity special value zones in the Sperrgebiet_2020.pdf	3.71 MB

McCarthy TS, Ellery WN, Ellery K 1993. Vegetation-induced, subsurface precipitation of carbonates as an aggradational process in the permanent swamps of the Okavango delta (fan), Botswana. Chemical Geology 107 111 - 131

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Vegetation_induced_subsurface precipitation of carbonates_Okavango Delta.pdf	1.29 MB

Ellery K, Ellery W, Verhagen BTh 1992. Distribution of C3 and C4 plants in a successional sequence in the Okavango Delta. South African Journal of Botany 58 (5) 103 - 105

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Distribution of C3 and C4 plants in a successional sequence in the Okavango Delta.pdf	5.28 MB

Getzin S, Wiegand K, Wiegand T, Yizhaq H, von Hardenberg J, Meron E 2015. Adopting a spatially explicit perspective to study the mysterious fairy circles of Namibia. Ecography (38) 1–11

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Adopting a spatially explicit perspective to study the mysterious fairy circles of Namibia.pdf	1.15 MB

Getzin S, Wiegand K, Wiegand T, Yizhaq H, von Hardenberg J, Meron E 2015. Clarifying misunderstandings regarding vegetation self-organisation and spatial patterns of fairy circles in Namibia: A response to recent termite hypotheses. Ecological Entomology (40) 669–675

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Clarifying misunderstandings regarding vegetation self_organisation and spatial patterns of fairy circles in Namibia.pdf	1.13 MB

Olckers T, Hulley PE, Hill MP 1995. Insect herbivores associated with indigenous species of Solanum (Solanaceae) in the Transvaal, South Africa, and in Namibia. African Entomology (3) 49-57

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Insect herbivores associated with indigenous species of Solanum in the Transvaal_South Africa_and in Namibia.PDF	4.37 MB

Immelman KL 1991. Synopsis of the genera Nesaea and Ammannia (Lythraceae) in southern Africa. Bothalia (21) 35-49

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Synopsis of the genera Nesaea and Ammannia in southern Africa.pdf	1.53 MB

Cole D, Strohbach M 2007. Population dynamics and sustainable harvesting of the medicinal plant H. procumbens DC (Devil's Claw) in Namibia.

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Population dynamics and sustainable harvesting of the medicinal plant H_procumbens DC.pdf	3.23 MB

Nott K 2011. Training of Devil's Claw traders and exporters and MET Officials.

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Training of Devils Claw traders and exporters and MET Officials.pdf	930.37 KB

Schneider E 1997. Sustainable use in semi-wild populations of Harpagophytum procumbens in Namibia. Medicinal Plant Conservation (4) 7-9

Website link:https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Sustainable-use-in-semi-wild-populations-of-in-Schneider/20d333e544a3c2125c54cf3780eaf8454a9f9c56