Searsia bolusii (sond. ex Engl.) Moffett

Much-branched woody shrub usually about 2 m high (one specimen reaching 5 m). Similar to R. erosa from which it differs as follows: less bushy habit; leaves with a longer petiole, widely lanceolate leaflets and rarely a 4th leaflet; margins only toothed in upper 2, 3 of lamina, latter neither parted nor divided, base cuneate, apex mucronate, teeth mucronulate; male flowers often with a smaller 6th petal. Petiole (13-)19(-29) mm long; terminal leaflets (26-)41(-59) x (3-)10(-23) mm, lateral leaflets (17-)29 (-47) x (3-)8(-21) mm. Drupe 4.8 x 4.3 to 4.5 x 4.3 mm.