... name is derived from the Amboinese term pandan, Latinized to produce Pandanus [Gledhill 2008]. The Latin specific epithet tectorius carries the ...

... could not find any record of pre-contact Hawaiians weaving hala pepe leaves into mats, etc., as they did extensively with hala (Pandanus tectorius) ...

... could not find any record of pre-contact Hawaiians weaving hala pepe leaves into mats, etc., as they did extensively with hala (Pandanus tectorius) ...

... could not find any record of pre-contact Hawaiians weaving hala pepe leaves into mats, etc., as they did extensively with hala (Pandanus tectorius) ...

... could not find any record of pre-contact Hawaiians weaving hala pepe leaves into mats, etc., as they did extensively with hala (Pandanus tectorius) ...

... New Zealand. The only other native relative in the islands is the indigenous hala (Pandanus tectorius). Lāʻie, short for ...

... on the pebble floors of hale as part of a hikieʻe (couch or bed) to protect the more precious top layer(s) of lau hala (Pandanus tectorius) mats from ...