Bindweed
Convolvulus sagittatus
Among road-side vegetation near Nairobi National Park, Kenya, Africa. December 2015.
VINE: Numerous slender stems grow prostrate on ground extending one to three meters from a woody base.
FLOWERS: Small, mostly white flowers may have the centers pigmented purple or lavender. Flowers are only about 10 mm in diameter.
LEAVES: The leaves are arrow-shaped to almost linear.
RANGE: This common plant grows mostly in disturbed soil, near roads or farms.
FRUIT: The fruits are dry capsules with typically four seeds.
UNARMED.