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Gymnosporia
buxifolia
Common Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
glaucophylla
Blue-leaved Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
swazica
[graniticola]
Crocodile Gorge Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
harveyana
Black Forest Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
heterophylla
Angular-stemmed Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
maranguensis
Tropical Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
oxycarpa
Large-fruited Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
putterlickioides
Large- Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
rubra
Red-flowered Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
senegalensis
Red Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
sp.
C
Lebombo Spikethorn
Gymnosporia
tenuispina
Bell Spikethorn
