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  • Caption: "Cape Chestnut relict in eroded soil, near Line drift, Keiskamma River Valley. 11.7.1960."
  • Caption: "Large Chestnut standing out above forest near Woodlands, King Wms Town district. 1959."
  • Caption: "Cape Chestnut beside the National Road near Line Drift, Keiskamma River, King William's Town. Note how the tree is growing alone, yet it is a tree which normally likes to have others growing around it. The veld has been denuded of its dense valley bush along the stream. 1964." Additional handwritten note: "This tree was destroyed by road gangs in the early 1970's."
  • Caption: "Cape Chestnut beside the National Road near Line Drift, Keiskamma River, King William's Town. Note how the tree is growing alone, yet it is a tree which normally likes to have others growing around it. The veld has been denuded of its dense valley bush along the stream. 1964." Additional handwritten note: "This tree was destroyed by road gangs in the early 1970's."
  • Caption: "Sprays of flowers of Cape Chestnut at the tree in the Keiskamma River Valley near Line Drift, King Williams Town. 1964." Additional handwritten note: "This tree was destroyed by road gangs in the early 1970's."
  • Caption: "Seed pod of Cape Chestnut showing arrangement and shape of the hard black nuts."
  • Caption: "Cape Chestnut. C.capense nuts. The complete nut; the husks as discarded and the kernels which are eaten by parrots. Ramerons swallow the whole nut."
  • Caption: "Outline of Cape Chestnut above forest patch on right of road at approach to Maden Dam Wall, King William's Town. March 1959."
  • Caption: "Coppiced regrowth of Curtisia dentata Assegaaihout on 'Assegaaibosch, near Sidbury. 1980. In a small patch of forest in kloof west of old homestead. Growing from an old dead treetrunk there. This might be the old forest with Assegaaihout from which the farm and river took its name."
  • Caption: "Coppiced regrowth of Curtisia dentata Assegaaihout on near Sidbury, Albany. 1980. In a small patch west of the homestead on Assegaaibosch farm. Growing from an old trunk in the forest. This might have been the forest with Assegaaihout mentioned by early travellers in the late 1770's as a stopping place."
  • Caption: "Near Amalinda, East London. 6.9.1959. (This tree was all but leafless in Feb. 1960.)."
  • Caption: "In Ingele Forest near Kokstad. Dec. 14. 1959."
  • Caption: "Fruits and leaves of Wild Olive. O.verrucosa."
  • Caption: "Vlier coming in under pines at Pine forest."
  • Caption: "Vlier coming in under pines at Pine forest."
  • Caption: "Nuxia floribunda (Vlier) in flower beside Madem Dam, King Williams Town. 31/5/1960."
  • Caption: "Looking across Upper Kubusie valley towards Mt. Kubusie, under Black Ironwood tree. 1959."
  • Caption "Growing things. UPE Milkwood; A line of young milkwoods residential area of the University of Port Elzabeth campus. Thhey are being trained as standards, having been grown from seeds selected from upright forms of versatile Milkwood. Protected in nature, Milkwoods, Sideroxylon inerme, are being grown in fair numbers on the campus as they are among the relatively few trees that will accept the hard growing conditions on the sandy, limestone soil. Their crowns are being created well above the ground to form them into shade trees relatively quickly. The student in the picture, taken some time ago , is Johanna Jonker. Eastern Province Herald, Wednesday, October 8, 1980."
  • Caption "University of Port Elizabeth campus. Milkwoods, Sideroxylon inerme, are being grown in fair numbers on campus as they are among the relatively few trees. Student Johanna Jonker photographed some time ago. Eastern Province Herald, Wednesday, October 8, 1980."
  • Caption "Emquasheni, Fingo, Tree at Peddie. King Williams Town. 27 October 1961."
  • Caption "Emquasheni, Fingo Tree at Peddie. King Williams Town. 27 October 1961. On 08-11-1964 The tree is 2'3" in diameter and about 18 feet high. Stem hollow all on the N side. J. M. Donald."
  • Caption "The Fingo Umqwashu (Milkwood tree, Sideroxylon inerme) near Peddie. 1964."
  • Caption "A fine White Milkwood S. inerme growing from the crack in a rounded dolerite boulder near Mt. Coke, King Wms Town. One way of survival. Aug. 1963."
  • Caption "Close-up of the White Milkwood growing from the crack in the dolerite boulder near Mt. Coke, King Williams Town. Aug. 1963."
  • Caption "A smaller white milkwood, S. inerme growing from between dolerite boulders near Mt. Coke, King Wms Town. Aug. 1963."