... Many Marsilea species are unusual because they do not look like typical ferns but instead like clovers (Trifolium spp.) or Oxalis species (wood ...

... 1965] describe medicinal uses of 'ihi mākole; however, both seem to be referring to an alien wood-sorrel species (most likely Oxalis corniculata) ...

... Small terrestrial snails, including Cookeconcha undescribed sp.?, Lyropupa perlonga, and Endodonta undescribed sp.?, were previously abundant ...

... frond. Please see the chart Key Differences Between two Asplenium sp. Key Differences Between two Asplenium sp. Asplenium ...

... The three trees were called kālai pāhoa; the others were ʻohe (Polyscias sp.) and nīoi (Eugenia sp.) [Pukui & Elbert 1986] ...

... Though not lowland plants, they do well at near sea level in pots or in the landscape, provided they have good drainage. In general, Delissea sp ...

... rather passive nature of this fern allows it to grow in mixed company with other plants such as the native Selaginella arbuscula and a Stanhopea sp ...

... Hawaiian Name No Hawaiian name for this species is known. In fact, there are very few Schiedea sp. that have known Hawaiian names ...

... Pests and Diseases Occasionally, a small gray weevil (Myllocerus sp.) will eat ʻāweoweo leaves, or aphids or mealybugs will infest stem-tips; ants ...

... and Diseases Lonomea planted in windless areas are prone to whitefly infestations and attack by a small gray weevil (Myllocerus sp.); control the ...