TWd050224-03 Grewia retinervis (Kalahari sand raisin)

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The berries of Grewia retinervis are ripe from November through January. They are eaten raw. The name of the bush and fruits in the West !Xoon variety is "sigʘhuun" in both singular and plural.

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Grewia flavescens SGB01360

Plant Genetic Resource.
Taxonomy: Grewia flavescens
Conserved by: SADC Plant Genetic Resources

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Plant Genetic Resource.
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