Mauna Loa Clermontia

This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.

This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This species is endemic to the Big Island, Hawaii. Note purple tinge on crenulate leaf margin. The plants observed may have been planted.

This species is endemic to the Big Island, Hawaii. Photo shows the abaxial leaf surface. The plants observed may have been planted.

This species is endemic to the windward side of the Big Island, Hawaii. The plants observed may have been planted.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.