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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows bud of new branch/leaf growth.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows mature leaves.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo abaxial surface of leaf.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows racemose inflorescence.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows inflorescence - flowers perfect.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows inflorescence - flowers perfect.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows unopened racemose inflorescence - unopened flowers. Note hairy surface - stellate-furfuraceous.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows fruit - stellate-furfuraceous globose drupe with flat-topped, glabrous, dark red disk.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows racemose pendulous flower stalk with Makana tower in background.
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Endemic to Kauai and endangered. Less than 100 individuals remaining (NTBG) and little known about ancient Hawaiian uses; Hawaiian name lost. Photo shows close up of individual flowers on racemose inflorescence.
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Category hierarchy: Environmental Topics | Threatened & Endangered SpeciesDescription: An endangered plant, nearly extinct in the wild. The False ´ohe is a member of the Ginseng family (Araliaceae).Capture device: Camera: Pentax K1000Capture details: Lens: Quantaray 52mm P.L; Film: FujichromeOriginal date: 20070614Locality: Latitude: 2.209640000000000e+001; Longitude: -1.595260000000000e+002
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Photograph of Polyscias racemosa. Cultivated.
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Photograph of Polyscias racemosa. Cultivated.
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Photograph of Polyscias racemosa. Cultivated.