... The leaves emerge in pairs, growing from a thin rhizome (horizontal stem) ... male and female spores) borne on the rhizome at a leaf pair node ...

... Kauila's pointed oval leaves (2 to 4 inches [5 to 10 cm] long) are arranged oppositely on its stems, with each pair forming a right angle to the pair ...

... (The Hawaiian word piko means navel or other small swelling.) They are also recognizable by the tightly pressed-together pair of young leaves that ...

... with age. There is a pair of nectar-producing glands (nectaries) on each leaf where the blade and petiole meet. These are ...

... Instead, push (extremely) firmly on the bottom of the pot to "pop it out," or use a pair of scissors to cut the bottom and sides of the pot to make ...

... The process then repeats one or more times, ending with a pair of leafy fronds (photograph courtesy of The Nature Conservancy in Washington ...

... like a slice of native forest. Alternatively, pair your maile with a chain-link fence or trellis to create a screen. If your aim is to ...

... spine-free. Donning a pair of gloves before collecting ma'o hau hele seeds is always a smart move. Growth Requirements ...

... of the Hawaiian Islands]. This makes it difficult to pair specific species to recorded Hawaiian uses. However, in our search ...

... of the Hawaiian Islands]. This makes it difficult to pair specific species to recorded Hawaiian uses. However, in our search ...