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Searsia
chirindensis
Red Crowberry; Red Currant
Searsia
dentata
Nanaberry
Searsia
grandidens
Scrub Nanaberry; Sharp-toothed Currant
Searsia
gueinzii
Spikethorn Karee; Thorny Karee
Searsia
lancea
Karee
Searsia
leptodictya
Mountain Karee
Searsia
pentheri
Common Crowberry; Crow-berry
Searsia
pyroides
var.
pyroides
Firethorn Crowberry; Common Wild Currant
Searsia
rehmanniana
var.
glabrata
Dwarf Blunt-leaved Crowberry; Blunt-leaved Currant
Searsia
transvaalensis
Escarpment Karee; Transvaal Currant
