Over 1 000 plant taxa occumng in a 1 300 km; belt transect extending from Hazyview (530 m elevation) to Mount Anderson (2 280 m elevation) in the Sabie area of the Eastern Transvaal Escarpment are listed by genus, with species arranged alphabetically within genera. Annotations include genus author, species author, growth form, habitat, collector and specimen number Floristic analysis shows the Asteraceae as representing the largest family, followed by the Fabaceae. Poaceae. Rubiaceae and Liliaceae Flonstic affinities are briefly discussed. UITTREKSELIn 'n 1 300 km2 breé lynopname. wat vanaf Hazyview (530 m bo seespieël) tot Mount Anderson (2 280 m bo seespieël) in die Sabie-area van Oos-Transvaalse platorand strek. kom meer as 1 000 planttaksons voor wat volgens genus gelys is. Die spesies is alfabeties onder die genusse gerangskik Aantekeninge sluit die genus-outeur. spesie-outeur. groeivorm. habitat, versamelaar en eksemplaamommer in. Volgens die floristiese analise verteenwoordig die Asteraceae die grootste familie gevolg deur Fabaceae. Poaceae. Rubiaceae en Liliaceae Floristiese verwantskappe word ook kortliks bespreek.

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A hundred and seventy-nine species belonging to 63 families were found in 13 communities in the Mbonambi Arcuate Scar. This is a rare type of dune valley that is described here and its vegetation is mapped. The great botanical diversity in a small area (7 ha) can be related to the variety in ecological conditions and the juxtaposition of pristine and disturbed areas. Because most of the adjacent area has been mined and this type of dune valley is rare, it deserves a high conservation status rating. A  Pereskia aculeata infestation was found that requires urgent attention.