Myrsine

Species: Myrsine africana L. Date: 2007-04-18 Location: Higher slopes below Nhandore peak, Mt Gorongosa Habitat: Forest margin with ericoid scrub

Species: Myrsine africana L. Date: 2007-04-18 Location: Higher slopes below Nhandore peak, Mt Gorongosa Habitat: Forest margin with ericoid scrub

Species: Myrsine africana L. Date: 2011-01-05 Location: John Meikle Forestry Estate, Stapleford Habitat: Steep seepage rock face at forest margin

Species: Myrsine africana L. Date: 2011-01-05 Location: John Meikle Forestry Estate, Stapleford Habitat: Steep seepage rock face at forest margin

Species: Myrsine africana L. Date: 2014-01-16 Location: Mt Chinaka, Juliasdale Habitat: Mistbelt forest on steep rocky slope

Species: Rapanea melanophloeos (L.) Mez Date: 2004-08-21 Location: Globe Rock, Vumba Habitat: In rocky miombo woodland

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Note reticulate pattern in leaf veins. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Note reticulate pattern in leaf veins. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.

Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. This is the only Myrsine species in Hawaii which grows in a dry forest - most grow in mesic to wet forests and bogs. Note reticulate pattern in leaf veins and a few ripe, purple-black drupes. Elevation of this photo around 2300ft/701m.