Pod Mahogany, Afzelia quanzensis

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Dimensions:

5300 x 3544 px | 44.9 x 30 cm | 17.7 x 11.8 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

2001

Location:

Matobo Hills National Park Zimbabwe.

More information:

The charactaristic 'lucky beans' of the pod mahogany are a much sought out food by elephants, primates and humans alike

RMB2EK5J–Leaves of a pod mahogany (Afzelia quanzensis)

RMG8HW69–Lichens on Pod Mahogany Tree, Tembe Elephant Park; KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.

RMB2EK9D–Leaves of a pod mahogany (Afzelia quanzensis) tree

RM2CW03WM–The seeds of the Pod Mahogany are often called 'lucky beans'. These large seeds are edible and were often used as famine food

RMB2EK5K–Scenic view of leaves of a pod mahogany (Afzelia quanzensis) on the banks of the Save River

RMB8NDGK–Pod mahogany tree (Afzelia quanzensis) - an indigenous hardwood harvested for its use in furniture making

RMB8NDG8–Pod mahogany tree (Afzelia quanzensis) - an indigenous hardwood harvested for its use in furniture making

RMB2EK5H–A pod mahogany tree (Afzelia quanzensis) growing on the banks of the Save River

RMG8HW40–Lichens on Pod Mahogany Tree, Tembe Elephant Park; KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.

RM2CW03WW–The seeds of the Pod Mahogany are often called 'lucky beans'. These large seeds are edible and were often used as famine food

RM2CW03X1–The seeds of the Pod Mahogany are often called 'lucky beans'. These large seeds are edible and were often used as famine food

RMAETXJE–Pod Mahogany, Afzelia quanzensis

RMG8HW7C–Pod Mahogany tree at Temba Nature Reserve, Maputaland, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.