Eleocharis obtusa Cyperaceae or Sedge family Synonyms: Eleocharis ovata var. obtusa, Scirpus obtusus. Kohekohe Pīpīwai Blunt spikerush ...

... f. maunakeaensis, Sophora chrysophylla f. maunaloaensis, Sophora chrysophylla f. obovata, Sophora chrysophylla f. obtusa, Sophora chrysophylla ...

... clusters at the ends of the branches. They have a mild scent similar to plumeria. Hōlei appears to bloom continuously over ...

... It has smooth gray bark, soft wood, and thick, semi-flexible branches similar to the ubiquitous alien plumerias here in Hawai'i. The undersurface of ...

... monnieri, Bolboschoenus maritimus, Cyperus javanicus, C. laevigatus, C. trachysanthos, Eleocharis erythropoda, E. obtusa, Marsilea villosa ...

... monnieri, Bolboschoenus maritimus, Cyperus javanicus, C. laevigatus, C. trachysanthos, Eleocharis erythropoda, E. obtusa, Marsilea villosa ...

... can be used with other native, less aggressive water-loving plants, such as ʻaeʻae (Bacopa monnieri) and kohekohe (Eleocharis obtusa), but can ...

... Hao's tiny greenish-white perfect (bisexual) flowers are also clustered and have a fragrance similar to plumeria — not surprising since both species ...

... Several non-native species of Plumeria, also in Apocynaceae and a popular ornamental tree, have been introduced to Hawai'i. However, none of ...