It's leaves are more serrated then the other Kedrostis
africana. This is a male plant. This year (2003) the leafs seems to 
change into really serrated, almost like Kedrostis punctulata.
This plant is sold at Winco under the name: Ibervillea sonorea.
I just bought it without name, and was later told it was K. a.
I have no clue!

Leaves on the a single plant at the same time.

Does not get much bigger!

 The flowers are 9 mm - 1/4" in diameter.

Female and male Kedrostis, found 50 meters apart on the south coast of South Africa. The shape is a coincidence.

This member of the Cucurbitaceae was given this name by Célestin Alfred Cogniaux  in 1881, and is found in Africa. It prefers well-drained soil, lots of water in the growing-period and some sun, but not necessary much. The small flowers are yellow, and it can also be reproduced by cuttings. The caudex can grow to 50 centimetres in diameter, and the vines reach six meters. I found mine in Amsterdam in 2000.  I have found most in forests.

A plant from Mbuyu.

A Kedrostis fruit from the south coast of South Africa.

2008, and still growing larger.