... Additional References [1] "Monograph of the Hawaiian Species of Pleomele (Liliaceae)," by Harold St. John, pages 171-189 ...

... John, H. 1985. Monograph of the Hawaiian Species of Pleomele (Liliaceae), Hawaiian Plant Studies 103. Pacific Science, Vol. 39, No ...

... Originally classified in the Lily family (Liliaceae), it was later moved to the Daylily family (Hermerocallidaceae) and then to Xanthorrhoeaceae ...

... for something? Hao wood has been found in heiau, suggesting it had some unknown religious purpose [Lamb 1980]. But ...

... A single lapse in attention can result in disaster for all your hard work to grow these beautiful plants. Too, an unknown caterpillar (species?) ...

... ʻohai. Hawaiians on Niʻihau called this plant ʻohai o Papiahuli; the meaning is unknown [Wichman & St. John 1994] ...

... The generic name Ischaemum is derived from the Greek ischiamos, to quench blood flow (Lit., blood stopper), with unknown application [Gledhill ...

... still present on Kaua'i and O'ahu. Its status on Ni'ihau is unknown. Puʻukaʻa is found growing in seasonally wet areas ...

... Hawaiian Garden), once in the ground, each and every one of my kauila has died due to sometimes recognizable and sometimes unknown reasons ...

... Since listing, there have been several hundred outplantings, but the survival of these new plants is poorly documented and unknown ...