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Gardenia brighamii

nānū, nāʻū, forest gardenia

Gossypium tomentosum

maʻo, huluhulu, Hawaiian cotton

Heteropogon contortus

pili, lule, spear grass, tanglehead, twisted beardgrass

Hibiscus arnottianus

kokiʻo kea, kokiʻo keʻokeʻo, aloalo, hau hele, pāmakani, Oʻahu white hibiscus

Hibiscus brackenridgei

maʻo hau hele, aloalo, native yellow hibiscus, Brackenridge's rosemallow

Hibiscus furcellatus

ʻakiohala, ʻakiahala, hau hele wai, hau hele, aloalo, Hawaiian pink hibiscus, Lindenleaf rosemallow

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