Kirkia acuminata flowers from October to December with small greenish cream flowers. The fruits are thinly woody capsules of about 10-20 x 6-10 mm that are 4-angled, and split into four seed pods when mature. Each seed pod contains a seed. The wood is yellowish brown, light and soft.

This is a tree of the bushveld and lowveld. It may be seen on rocky hills – typically on northern slopes or in deep sandy soil – especially the red sandy soil.

Kirkia acuminata is a semideciduous tree with a large, spreading, rounded crown; it can grown 6 - 20 metres tall, occasionally to 23 metres.

Kirkia acuminata is a fairly hardy, medium-sized, deciduous tree. It has silvery-grey bark with vertical streaks on which silvery-white lichens grow - a ...

Jan 13, 2017 · Kirkia acuminata is used to treat abdominal pains, backache, cholera, constipation, cough, diarrhea, dysentery, snake bites, toothache and ...

Feb 24, 2007 · Medium-sized deciduous tree. Leaves sticky when young, alternate, crowded near the ends of branches, imparipinnate; leaflets narrowly ovate, ...

Medium-sized deciduous tree. Leaves sticky when young, alternate, crowded near the ends of branches, imparipinnate; leaflets narrowly ovate, tapering at the ...

A medium-sized deciduous tree with spreading branches and an open, rounded crown. Confined to low and medium altitudes in the drier southern parts of Zambia.

Feb 11, 2022 · Source: iNaturalist Kirkia acuminata is a species of plants with 203 observations More Info Computer Vision Model Included

Kingdom: Phylum: Class: Order: Plantae; Streptophyta; Equisetopsida; Sapindales. Family: Genus: Species: Sub ...