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There are 10 species of Scaevola in Hawaii and 9 are endemic to the islands. This one is endemic to rain forests of the windward side of the islands.
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There are 10 species of Scaevola in Hawaii and 9 are endemic to the islands. This one is endemic to rain forests of the windward side of the islands.
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The black, fleshy fruits are called drupe. This plant is endemic to the islands of Hawaii.
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2004 California Academy of Sciences
CalPhotos
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2004 California Academy of Sciences
CalPhotos
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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Note brownish/yellow in corolla
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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Note brownish/yellow in corolla
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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Note brownish/yellow in corolla.
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands but now restricted to only a few populations on Maui and 2 islets near Maui and Molokai. Endangered. Perennial herb is prostrate. Note succulent leaves.
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands but now restricted to only a few populations on Maui and 2 islets near Maui and Molokai. Endangered. Perennial herb is prostrate. Note succulent leaves.
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands but now restricted to only a few populations on Maui and 2 islets near Maui and Molokai. Endangered. Perennial herb is prostrate. Note succulent leaves.
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands but now restricted to only a few populations on Maui and 2 islets near Maui and Molokai. Endangered. Perennial herb is prostrate. Note succulent leaves.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. This species differs from the other Scaevola in Hawai'i being the only tetraploid species. Additionally, it is the only Scaevola in Hawai'i with bright yellow and waxy corolla's. Elevation around 4100ft/1250m.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla with long tube.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla with long tube.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla with long tube.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla with long tube.
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Endemic to Kaua'i and O'ahu. While the 'Man. Flow. Plants of Hawaii', Wagner, et.al. Rev.ed. 1999, lists the plant from 200m to 800m, I observered several wild plants in the Alaka'i at 4000-4100ft/1220-1250m. This photo 4100ft/1250m. Note bright yellow, waxy corolla with long tube.
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9 Scaevola species in the Hawaiian Islands, of which 8 are endemic. This endemic species appears to be from a colonization different than all other Hawaiian Scaevola species. Elevation around 4000 ft. (1220m) on edge of bog area.
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9 Scaevola species in the Hawaiian Islands, of which 8 are endemic. This endemic species appears to be from a colonization different than all other Hawaiian Scaevola species. Elevation around 4000 ft. (1220m) on edge of bog area.
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9 Scaevola species in the Hawaiian Islands, of which 8 are endemic. This endemic species appears to be from a colonization different than all other Hawaiian Scaevola species. Elevation around 4000 ft. (1220m) on edge of bog area.
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