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A photograph that was taken just about Prieska and shows the acacia, the white barked acacia, and black brush.

A photograph shows acacia-desert grass with an occasional acacia tree, here protected from grazing. The principle grasses are themeda triandrea forsk, aritida rangii, aristida capensis, panicum madasgascar spring, erogrostis, and aristida stipoides…

A photograph of some acacia at left and in background as well as asparagras, karroo bush,and desert grass.

A photograph of gutierrezia-like plants in the foreground and weavers' nests in the acacia trees.

A photograph of acacia and other shrubs.

A photograph of a more upright acacia at the right. This type of growth is the exceptional in acacias and it is just coming into leaf. There is also tall grass all around in its dry stage.

A photograph of an acacia, a very prominent tree in this section with large pods.

A photograph of S.P.I. 49198, showing the detail of the bark.

Straight up into tree shown above. [Shantz travel journal, June 3, 1920]

A photograph of a more protected area of acacia-desert grass, aristida, schmidtia, eragostic, and acacia.

A photograph of acacia and grassland.

The thorn type, Acacia horrida (bush thorn type), dum palm in back. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 11, 1920]

A photograph showing acacias and aloes in the foreground and farm buildings in the background. There are also pigs and ostriches that can be seen in the brush.

A photograph of desert shurb and acacia on the horizon.

The photograph of acacia and dry forest with a view looking down toward the river. There are large borassus palms and the city of Kafue in the background.

An acacia flat - all with big black spines but rather short grass. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 29, 1920]

A photgraph of acacia giraffae and an indigenous hut in the background.

A photograph of a 30 foot high acacia giraffae. This tree shows buckthorn near the end of the branches.

Acacia grassland, showing wind effect. Kenia at the left. [Shantz travel journal, May 27, 1920]