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This species is endemic to the Big Island, Hawaii. Note purple tinge on crenulate leaf margin. The plants observed may have been planted.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note callose-crenulate margins. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic and endangered. There are several plants near the trail which were likely planted. Due to the long pedicel, the flower was hanging vertically. Note purple-black corolla with lobes downcurved in same plane, appearing unilabiate. Note dark purple, exserted staminal column.
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Endemic to windward side of Big Island. The genus Clermontia is endemic to the Hawaiian islands and part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads (see http://www.news.wisc.edu/15799 ) This plant was likely outplanted. Elevation around 4300ft/1311m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows the orange, 10 ridged berry.
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This species is endemic to the Big Island, Hawaii. Photo shows the abaxial leaf surface. The plants observed may have been planted.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note abaxial/lower leaf surface is pale green. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows the orange, 10 ridged berry.
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This species is endemic to the Big Island, Hawaii. This genus of 22 species is endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads. The plants observed may have been planted.
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This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note 1-2 flowered inflorescences. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows oblong leaves.
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This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note the arcuate flower tubes. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note note arcuate flower tube, puple outside and cream within. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows first opening of flower.
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This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note note arcuate flower tube, puple outside and cream within. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows flower 2 days after it opened.
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Endemic to windward side of Big Island. The genus Clermontia is endemic to the Hawaiian islands and part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads (see http://www.news.wisc.edu/15799 ) This plant was likely outplanted. Elevation around 4400ft/1341m.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note note arcuate flower tube, calyx lobes deltate to shallowly triangular. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.
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Endemic to the SE portion of the Big Island. Part of the Lobelioid group of plants, endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and comprised of 7 genera (6 of which are endemic) and around 110 species. Elevation around 4000ft/1220m. Photo shows flower 3 days after it opened.
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Endemic to windward side of Big Island. The genus Clermontia is endemic to the Hawaiian islands and part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads (see http://www.news.wisc.edu/15799 ) This plant was likely outplanted. Elevation around 4400ft/1341m.
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Endemic to Kauai and western Oahu. Note note arcuate flower tube, staminal column greenish white to cream and calyx lobes deltate to shallowly triangular. This ridgeline was around 3900-4100ft/1189-1250m.