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Updated 10/13/2023
Family Sapindaceae
HAWAII - INDIGENOUS
Dodonaea viscosa
Kohala Mountain Road, Hawai'i
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Kamehame Ridge, Oahu
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Female flower
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Koko Crater BG, Oahu
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Kanaio, Maui |
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Male flowers, Kanaio, Maui |
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Haleakala NP, Maui |
Polihua Road, Lana'i |
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Pohaku na Hauwahine, Oahu |
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Hui Ku Maoli Ola, Oahu
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Kealia, O'ahu
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'A'ALI'I
| Sticky-branched shrub of dry windswept areas at any elevation. Often a dominant component of dry forest communities. Size, shape, and quantity
of papery fruit capsules is so variable that many 'species' have been described based on these characters. Occurs throughout
the tropics worldwide. |
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