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Araneae Biodiversity Braun-Blanquet Braun-Blanquet procedures Conservation Diversity Kruger National Park Phytosociology Plant communities South Africa South African National Survey of Arachnida TWINSPAN adaptive management biodiversity conservation grassland monitoring phytosociology plant communities savanna vegetation classification
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Limited work done on edible, indigenous plants to date, mainly concerns seasonal species. To develop a more reliable guide on food-plant sources for survival conditions in the field, a study directed at a survey of non-seasonal plants is conducted in the Kalahari. Descriptions of six edible non-seasonal plants for the Kalahari are given.
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