In 2013, the introduced grass Barbas de Indio (Andropogon bicornis) was found naturalizing near Lava Tree State Park outside Pahoa, Hawaii. It grew in … Read More about Barbas de Indio (Andropogon bicornis)
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Tecoma capensis
cape honeysuckle
Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
Score: 6
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Tecoma stans
yellow bells
Designation: High Risk
Score: 8
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Tecomanthe dendrophila
forest bell creeper
Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
Score: -1
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Tectona grandis
teak
Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
Score: -5
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Telopea speciosissima
waratah
Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
Score: -8
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Telosma cordata
pakalana, Chinese violet, cowslip creeper, Tonkin jasmine
Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
Score: -4
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