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Lebombo Summit Sourveld is a vegetation type of the Lebombo Mountains in southern Africa. It is classified within the Savanna biome and occurs on high parts of the mountain range in South Africa, with related distribution extending toward Eswatini. The vegetation is characterized by grassy, sourveld...
Barberton Serpentine Sourveld is a South African vegetation type in the Savanna biome and the Moist Sour Lowveld Savanna ecosystem group. It occurs in the Barberton area of Mpumalanga and is associated with serpentine-derived soils and sourveld vegetation. In the SANBI vegetation classification it h...
KwaZulu-Natal Sandstone Sourveld is a South African vegetation type endemic to KwaZulu-Natal, especially the province's central coastal and inland plateau areas. It consists mainly of short, species-rich grassland with scattered shrubs, growing on nutrient-poor sandy soils derived from sandstone and...
Northern Zululand Sourveld is a savanna vegetation type in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, recognized by its unpalatable sour grasses and scattered forest patches in coastal valleys.
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