Flora of Zambia: Utilities: All images of Ascolepis

Images for each species

The purpose of this page is to display all images (whether of herbarium specimens or of living plants) for each species within a particular genus.

Note that all images are shown, including any that are 'hidden' and any on the Zimbabwean and Mozambican websites.

Separate pages exist which display images of living plants only and of herbarium specimens only for this genus.

Ascolepis ampullacea		No images found
Ascolepis capensis		Picture: Bart Wursten Harare-Mutare rd near Headlands. Picture: Bart Wursten Harare-Mutare rd near Headlands. Picture: Bart Wursten Mevumodzi River valley, eastern Chimanimani Mts Picture: Bart Wursten Mevumodzi River valley, eastern Chimanimani Mts Picture: Bart Wursten Mevumodzi River valley, eastern Chimanimani Mts Picture: Bart Wursten Nhabawa River, Chimanimani National Conservation Area bufferzone. Picture: Bart Wursten Nhabawa River, Chimanimani National Conservation Area bufferzone. Picture: Bart Wursten Nhabawa River, Chimanimani National Conservation Area bufferzone. Picture: Bart Wursten Nhabawa River, Chimanimani National Conservation Area bufferzone.
Ascolepis densa	N,S	Picture: Mike Bingham Picture: Lari Merrett Picture: Lari Merrett Mutinondo Wilderness Area
Ascolepis fibrillosa		No images found
Ascolepis lineariglumis var. lineariglumis	S	Picture: Mike Bingham
Ascolepis lineariglumis var. pulcherrima	N,S	Picture: Mike Bingham
Ascolepis majestuosa		No images found
Ascolepis pinguis		No images found
Ascolepis protea var. bellidiflora		Picture: Nicholas Wightman In a roadside wetland margin approximately 20 west of Katete town Picture: Nicholas Wightman In a roadside wetland margin approximately 20 west of Katete town Picture: Bart Wursten Near Dam 2, Nyika National Park Picture: Bart Wursten Near Dam 2, Nyika National Park Picture: Bart Wursten Near Dam 2, Nyika National Park
Ascolepis pseudopeteri	W	Picture: Mike Bingham
Ascolepis pusilla	B,N,W,C,S	Picture: Mike Bingham
Ascolepis trigona	N,W	Picture: Mike Bingham

12 species found