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- Gloriosa: a High Demanding Pharmaceut Ical Plant in Near Future
- British South Africa Police Regimental Association New Zealand Branch
- Government Gazette
- Elephants of Democracy
- 1974 DEFINITIVE ISSUE (Second Decimal Issue) Issued 14Th August 1974
- Gloriosa Superba L. (Family Colchicaceae): Remedy Or Poison?
- Biodiversity Knowledge from the Chimanimani Trans-Frontier Conservation Area (Tfca)
- Medicinal and Poisonous Plants of the Tropics
- Botanizing in Zimbabwe
- The Vegetation and Wildlife Habitats of the Savuti-Mababe-Linyanti Ecosystem, Northern Botswana
- Gloriosa Superba L. (Glory Lily) Spotted for the First Time in Vegetation Of
- Gloriosa Superba Linn: an Important Endangered Medicinal Plant and Their Conservation Strategies
- Gloriosa Lily, Gloriosa Superba Gloriosa Superba Is the Only Species in This Genus in the Autumn-Crocus Family (Colchicaceae)
- The Genus Gloriosa (Colchicaceae) – Ethnobotany, Phylogeny and Taxonomy
- Garden Plants in Zimbabwe: Their Ethnomedicinal Uses and Reported Toxicity Alfred Maroyi
- People and Cattle: Agents of Ecological Change in a Dry Montane Forest, Samburu District, Kenya
- Plant Conservation in Communities on the Chimanimani Footslopes, Mozambique
- Zimbabwe Wildlife Law
- A Reliable Protocol for Micropropagation of Gloriosa Superba L
- WILDLIFE JOURNAL SINGITA PAMUSHANA, ZIMBABWE for the Month of January, Two Thousand and Nineteen
- Plants, Vegetation, Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Fish, Insects, Aquatic Invertebrates and Ecosystems
- Gloriosa Superba. :Jfefj M Tltf], Lk/F], 6/F]{ / G'lgnf] X'g5
- Gloriosa Superba L.: a Concise Review
- THE WHITEFLIES (HEMIPTERA: ALEYRODIDAE) of the WORLD and Their Host Plants and Natural Enemies
- Critical Review on Medicinally Potent Plant Species: Gloriosa Superba
- Gloriosa Superba Linn – a Medicinally Important Plant
- Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa a RECORD OF
- WILD FLOWERS of ZIMBABWE Series 2 Issued 22Nd October, 2002
- Memory Meanders. Place, Home and Commemoration in an Ex