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Rauvolfia sandwicensis

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Reynoldsia sandwicensis

ʻohe makai, ʻohe, ʻoheokai, ʻohe kukuluaeʻo, ʻoheʻohe, Hawaiian Reynoldsia

Rubus hawaiensis

ʻākala, kala, ʻākalakala, Hawai'i blackberry, Hawaiian raspberry

Sapindus oahuensis

kaulu, lonomea, āulu, Oʻahu soapberry

Sapindus saponaria

mānele, aʻe, wingleaf soapberry

Scaevola chamissoniana

naupaka kuahiwi, naupaka, Chamissos' scaevola

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