A population dynamics model for analysing the effect of rainfall seasonality on vegetation in the Karoo by Govender, Serayen

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The riparian vegetation of the Hottentots Holland Mountains, Western Cape, South Africa by Sieben, E. J. J.

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Manipulating Ghanaian indigenous vegetable tanned leather for the production of ladies fashionable accessories by Andoh, Rita Dora

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The development of an innovative culinary product prepared from green leafy vegetables for the urban consumer

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The feasibility of using landsat TM imagery for longterm vegetation monitoring in the fynbos biome by Kotze, Johann De Flaming

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Aspects of the revegetation of mountain fynbos vegetation of the south western Cape, South Africa by Romoff, Natalie

“…These factors are discussed and a process is developed for using indigenous vegetation to revegetate severely disturbed areas. …”
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The vegetation ecology of Mfabeni peat swamp, St Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal

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Greenhouse gas emissions in croplands and downslope riparian buffer strips with varying vegetation

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The hydrological and ecophysiological effects of simulated climate warming on the soil and vegetation of the Nama Karoo by Edwardes, Amy

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Rangeland condition in the Ceres Karoo: the importance of long-term studies by McKune, Craig

“…The impact of the small stock industry on Succulent Karoo vegetation has long been acknowledged, and there is a need for researchers and managers to better understand the dynamics and processes leading to vegetation degradation and recovery. …”
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Remote sensing applications in vegetation mapping with special reference to the Langebaan area, South Africa by Jarman, Margaret Louise

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Can soil factors of Namibian fairy circles explain the absence of vegetation from them? by von Hase, Fabian

“…In April 2010, 54 fairy circles were studied in the Namibrand Nature Reserve to investigate the hypothesis that their soils show differences to the soils of the surroundings which would lead to suppressed plant growth and the absence of vegetation from the circles. Characterisation, temperature profiling and a transplantation experiments were carried out in the field and soil collected in the field (from on-, off-circle and ant nests) was analysed for nutrients, field capacity, drying rate and used in a growth experiment (using wheat) in the glasshouse of the University of Cape Town. …”
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Managing herbivory over space and time: consequences for vegetation and cattle responses in African rangelands by Venter, Alexander S

“…Mammalian herbivory is integral to determining vegetation structure, composition and ecosystem function in African rangelands, however the extent to which managing the movement of herbivores, specifically livestock, over time and space can sustain functioning and productive rangelands remains unclear. …”
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Assessment of coastal vegetation degradation using remote sensing in False Bay, South Africa by Mbolambi, Cikizwa

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Holocene vegetation history and environmental change in the forest-grassland mosaic of the Central Highlands of Madagascar by Razafimanantsoa, Andriantsilavo Hery Isandratana

“…We provide new records of vegetation, hydrological change, fire and herbivory activities by using a multiproxy approach, which includes fossil pollen, stable carbon isotopes, diatoms, charcoal and coprophilous spores, that allows for a comprehensive investigation into the history and drivers of vegetation change. …”
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Spatial and temporal changes in Fynbos riparian vegetation on selected upland rivers in the Western Cape by Otto, Mia

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Witloof chicory (Cichorium intybus L. var. foliosum) as a vegetable crop in South Africa by Konig, Roman

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