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Family Goodeniaceae
Naupaka Family
HAWAII - ENDEMIC
Scaevola coriacea
 
DWARF NAUPAKA
| Prostrate perennial of consolidated coastal dunes. Succulent
leaves 1 - 2 inches long. Formerly found on the main islands but
nearly extinct due to habitat alteration or loss. Federally
Endangered. |
Scaevola gaudichaudiana
Wa'ahila ridge, Oahu |
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NAUPAKA KUAHIWI
| Large shrub of mesic or wet ridges, & valleys of Kaua'i, O'ahu &
Moloka'i. Leaves lacking hairs on the underside,
flowers white. Scaevola mollis has leaves with underside
coated by dense hairs & purple flowers. Endemic to Hawaii.
Replaced by Scaevola chamissoniana on Maui & Hawaii. |
Scaevola gaudichaudii
NAUPAKA KUAHIWI
| Small shrub on dry ridges & open forest of the Main Hawaiian
Islands. Flowers orange-brown or pink. Endemic to
Hawaii. |
Scaevola kilaueae
Kilauea, Hawaii |
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NAUPAKA KUAHIWI
| Small shrub uncommon on old lava flows & dry forest of Kilauea
& southern slopes of Mauna Loa. Stiff leaves. Endemic to
Hawaii. |
HAWAII - INDIGENOUS
Scaevola sericea
Kahuku, Oahu
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Kahuku, Oahu |
Kailua, Oahu
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Waimanalo, Oahu |
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BEACH NAUPAKA NAUPAKA KAHAKAI
| Indigenous sprawling shrub abundant along beaches, dunes, and coastal
cliffs. Leaf morphology varies by locality. Hawaii & the
Indo-West Pacific. |
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