42 IJZER- — JAKHALS- 



IJzerhout, Wit — . Toddalia (Asaphes) lanceolata and 



T. natalensis. 

 „ „ , Zwart — . Olea laurifoUa. The most frequent forest 

 tree at the Knysna (25 per cent.), extending to East 

 Africa. 



IJzerhout'bos. Dodonaea Thuribergiana. In all district» with 

 a moderate rainfall. The young twigs called IJzerhout 

 topples (much used as a tonic and purgative). 



iLozane. Tephrosia macropoda. Roots used by the Zulus for 

 stupefying and catching fish. 



Inkanga. Senecio^ various species; see Ragwort. 



Inkberry. Oestrum umhellatum*. Poisonous. 



„ bush. Suaeda fruticosa. A weed of roadsides and brack- 

 lands. Turns black on drying. 



Inkomba (palm). Jiihaeopsis caffra (Pondoland). 

 Inkomokomo v. Radix Pannae. 



Inkt 'blom. Harvey a capensis, etc. Flowers turn black when 

 injured. Also Hyohanche sanguinea: yields a black fluid 

 for writing when crushed in water. 

 „ 'bol. Hypoxia villosa, (Knysna). 

 Iron wood v. IJzerhout. 



„ „ , Black — (Rhodes.). Copaifera Mopane. (No). 

 „ „ , „ „ (Cape). Olea laurifolia. 



The Bastard white — is Oyclostemon argutus. 



Isona = Witchweed. 



Itozane v. iLozane. 



Ivory wood, Red — . Rhamnus Zeyheri. The heaviest and 

 hardest S.A. timber, even exceeding Umzimbeet {Millettia 

 caffra). 



Ivy, Cape — . Senecio angulatus. A climbing half-shrub 

 (scrambler), with a profusion of yellow flowers, suitable 

 for trelisses. 

 „ , Natal — . Senedo macroglossus. Similar to the preceed- 

 ing. 

 Ixia V. Kalossie. 



Jacobaea, Wild — , Senecio elegans. Frequent in the sandy 



coast districts. 

 Jakhals' bessie. Diospyros mespiliformis, but also Sideroxylon 



inerme (milkwood). 



