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A photograph of a termite nest broken open. On one piece of the broken nest is the king termite and worker termites while on the other piece is the queen termite, an egg mass, and more worker termites

A photograph of a nest of a king and queen termite. The clay is as hard as rockwith pore-like openings in a semicircle at each of which a soldier stands guard.

A photograph of a termite nest broken open with an up-close shot of a king termite along with other termites.

Kilimandjaro stands out wonderfully at the left. An attempt..., shows trees and brush in the fore. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 20, 1920]

Kilimandjaro stands out wonderfully at the left. An attempt..., shows trees and brush in the fore. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 20, 1920]

A photograph of a group of Kikuyu men on the road this side of Ft. Hall.

Kikuyu men on road this side of Ft. Hall. [Shantz travel journal, May 8-11, 1920]

Kikuyu men on road this side of Ft. Hall. [Shantz travel journal, May 8-11, 1920]

Kikuyu men on road this side of Ft. Hall. [Shantz travel journal, May 8-11, 1920]

Detail of flowering kikuyu grass. [Shantz travel journal, May 30, 1920]

Kikuyu grass growing over the side of the road. Kikuyu, the curse of coffee and sisal plantations. [Shantz travel journal, May 30, 1920]

A photograph of kikuyu grass witha few bunches of tricholaena rosea. There is a citrus orchard in the background.

At sisal farm just beyond [Blue Post]. Kigelia in fore. Beehives, native huts in the back. [Shantz travel journal, May 19, 1920]

An up-close photograph of kigelia, a rather small fruit. The stem is about 1-5 feet long.

A photograph of kigelia or sausage tree. There are very large, deep purple flowers and large fruit that are 12-18 inches long.

A photograph of trees with kidney mango on the right.

Several Kickapoo huts stand on a dirt road. In the background, telephone poles are visible.