... Hau is the name of a hibiscus (Hibiscustiliaceus) that is either indigenous to Hawai'i or introduced by early Polynesian explorers [Wagner et al ...
... Ma'o hau hele are related to the important long-lived Hawaiian tree hau (Talipariti titiaceum, syn: Hibiscustiliaceus) but are short-lived plants ...
... or wet cliff seeps, as well as on flats or talus slopes from sea level to 235 m (771 ft), and is often in association with the tree hau (Hibiscustiliaceus) ...
... to "hau of the mountains," referring to its mountain (kuahiwi) habitat and how its leaves resemble those of hau (Hibiscustiliaceus), a Polynesian ...
... In traditional Hawaiian medicine, a concoction of ʻōhiʻa flowers, the inner bark of the indigenous hau (Hibiscustiliaceus), and a small amount of ...