Plant Identification - DONE

[Toko]

I visit very often, okie

And they are very quick there to ammend if there are taxonomic changes

[okie]

We saw this Crinum in October 2012 , right next to the road between Orpen and Satara .

[Toko]

Crinum buphanoides I think?

[okie]

Toko , I tend to agree with you on this , although according the actual description it appears that the leaves should be quite large - 50-80 cm , whereas the photograph shows much smaller leaves - may have been eaten/damaged by an animal .
Hmmmm..... the pic was taken in October when the plants were in full bloom . Maybe , next week when we are in the vicinity , may see some again Wishful thinking , or what
Wish me luck

[Toko]

The leaves in your photo are only half ones, some animal had some lekker morsels!

[okie]

[arks]

Can anyone help with an ID for this plant, seen extensively in Mapungubwe, always close to the river, in late October 2014.

[nan]

seems to be some sort of "Liseron"... will search

Convolvulaceae / Ipomea... or so...

[Toko]

arks

This is one of highest priority invasive aliens: Category 1 NEMBA - 1b, very widespread along water courses
Datura stramonium Downy thorn apple

The poisonous seeds are used for hallucinogenic experiences

[arks]

Thanks so much Toko (and nan) . Very interesting, since I sadly saw LOTS of this plant, both in Mapungubwe and in Kruger. Clearly much work will be needed to remove it