Explore a curated list of 37 African Savanna Trees, each presented with its scientific name, geographic range, and typical height. This guide helps naturalists, gardeners, and students identify iconic species like baobab and acacia while understanding their habitats, growth habits, conservation status, and human uses. Use it as a quick field reference or study resource for African savanna flora.
This list profiles 34 Savanna Plants with scientific names, typical ranges, heights and key traits. Ideal for students, ecologists and nature lovers seeking a concise reference to species adapted to fire, drought and grazing across global savanna ecosystems.
Explore a complete, curated list of 39 Savanna Trees with scientific names, ranges, and typical heights. This guide helps naturalists, landscapers, and curious readers identify key savanna species—like baobab and acacia—with concise data and regional notes for field ID, ecological study, and planting decisions across African and other savanna ecosystems.
Explore a complete, curated list of 34 Fruits of Namibia with scientific names, regions and habitats, plus seasonality and traditional or culinary uses. This guide is ideal for foragers, botanists, travelers and anyone curious about Namibia’s edible and useful native fruits.
Explore 12 striking examples of the unique flora of Botswana in this illustrated hub post. Each entry links to a full profile with photos, range maps, identification tips, and conservation notes—perfect for travelers, botanists, and nature lovers wanting to discover baobabs, mopane woodlands, acacias, and Kalahari wildflowers across Botswana.
This comprehensive list catalogs 93 Trees of Senegal, giving scientific names, typical mature heights and where each species is found across the country. Ideal for botanists, students, conservationists and nature lovers, the guide highlights native and introduced species (from baobab to African mahogany) and supports field identification, habitat understanding, and restoration planning.
Explore 12 vivid examples of Tanzania’s diverse flora, from iconic baobabs and acacias in the lowland savannas to rare montane orchids and Afro-alpine plants on Kilimanjaro. This hub post introduces each species and habitat with links to detailed profiles, habitat notes, and conservation status—ideal for students, travelers, and plant lovers seeking a tour of Tanzania’s botanical richness.