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Find a Pono Plant

Solanum americanum

pōpolo, pōpolohua, ʻolohua, polopolo, glossy nightshade

Sophora chrysophylla

māmane, mamani

Sporobolus virginicus

ʻakiʻaki, ʻaki, mānienie [-maoli, -māhikihiki, -ʻakiʻaki], māhikihiki, mahiki, saltgrass, beach dropseed, seashore rushgrass

Strongylodon ruber

nuku ʻiʻiwi, kā ʻiʻiwi, Hawaiʻi jadevine

Vaccinium calycinum

ʻōhelo kau lāʻau, ʻōhelo, tree ʻōhelo

Vigna marina

nanea, mohihihi, lemuomakili, beach pea, notched cowpea

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