p l a n i i n g s forest reserves hawaii 1910 - 1960

UNP/:Rs;Ty OF HAWAII UBRARY

P L A N I I N G S

ON THE

FOREST RESERVES

OF

HAWAII

1910 - 1960

ROGER G1 SKOLMEN

PRINCIPAL SILvIcuLTURIST

INSTITUTE OF PACIFIC ISLANDS FORESTRY

PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION

U.S. FOREST SERVICE

HONOLULU, HAWAII

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CONTENTS

Page

Introduction ii

Maps of Forest Reserves . v

Location Codes viii

Index of Families xxi

Index of Synonyms xxxi

Index of Common Names . . xxxii

Index of Species by Location XLI

Species Listing 1

Source List 439

Appended earlier reports:

A Record of Forest Plantings in Hawaii(R. E. Nelson. 1965)

Adaptability of Selected Tree SpeciesPlanted in Hawaii Forests (R. E. Nelsonand T. H. Schubert. 1976)

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ABOUT THIS BOOK:

THIS IS A LISTING OF THE RECORDED PLANTINGS MADE BY THE

HAWAII DIVISIONOF FORESTRY BETWEEN THE YEARS 1910 AND

1960 ON GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATELY-OWNED LANDS WITHIN THE

FOREST RESERVES AND ON CERTAIN ISLANDS OFFSHORE OF OAHUI

THE LISTING PROVIDES: SCIENTIFIC AND COMMON NAMES OF

EACH PLANT, TYPE OF PLANT, NOMENCLATURE REFERENCE)

SUITABILITY OF THE PLANT FOR HAWAII’S ENVIRONMENT) WOOD

QUALITY OF THOSE PLANTS THAT ARE TREES, PLACE OF PLANTING

BY ISLAND, FOREST RESERVE, AND SPECIFIC LOCATION, YEAR

PLANTED AND THE NUMBER PLANTED. INDEXES INCLUDE FOREST

RESERVE MAPS, LOCATION CODES, GENERA BY FAMILY, SYNONYM

NAMES, COMMON NAMESJ AND SPECIES AT EACH LOCATION1

PLANTINGS ON THE FOREST RESERVES OF HAWAII

1910 — 1960

Roger G. Skolmen

Almost from its creation in 1903, the Hawaii Division of Forestryhas carried out an active program of forestation of the lands assignedto its management. Over the years, millions of trees, shrubs, and otherplants were grown in the Division’s nurseries and planted out in thoseparts of the forest reserves that had been badly abused by man andbrowsing animals. For the most part, exotic species of trees were usedfor. this. work because they were found to be more successful on thedegraded sites to be planted than were native plants. However, largenumbers of native plants were also planted.

The results of all this work have been the creation of virtual“botanic gardens” occupying thousands of acres on all the larger islandsof the State. Frequently, the foresters took the opportunity presentedby a newly—prepared planting site to try a few recently—introducedplants or to transfer a native plant to a new and unusual location.Often, these plants were fruit trees or interesting ornamentals ratherthan timber trees. Although the primary interest among students ofHawaii’s flora has been and will remain the native plants, there is agrowing interest in the exotic species. Therefore, we have put togetherthis record of ail the original plantings on the forest reserves thatwere made by the Division of Forestry between 1910 and 1960.

Data on species, location, and date of planting presented here weremostly obtained from a large set of 3 by 5 cards, listing essentiallyall plantings undertaken by the Hawaii Division of Forestry on forestreserve land and certain other territory land such as small offshoreislands between 1910 and 1950. This compilation had been initiated byRalph S. Hosmer and was carried forward by succeeding TerritorialForesters Charles S. Judd and William F. Crosby. The data were suppliedthem by District foresters and nurserymen on all islands in monthlyreports, and represent the work of many notable men in Hawaiianforestry-—men such as D. Haughs, L. W. Bryan, A. W. Duvel, li. F.Landgraf, K. H. Korte, W. W. Holt, and others too numerous to mention.Data for the years 1950 to 1960 were taken directly from the monthlyreports that were still on file.

In 1962, the task of coding and transfer of data from cards toforms suitable for computer processing was undertaken by the U.S. ForestService. This was carried out by R. G. Skolmen, R. E. Nelson, G. B.Richmond, and R. M. Lanner and took the better part of a year toaccomplish. Since 1963, the resulting computer printouts have beenavailable for use at the office of the Institute of Pacific IslandsForestry in Honolulu.

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Robert E. Nelson wrote a report summarizing the data in 1965. Thisreport “A record of forest plantings in Hawaii” is appended to thislisting because it adds additional information. t

For this presentation, all scientific names have been made morecurrent and verified insofar as possible. Sources of nomenclature areprovided, as are coimnon names and certain other information. Thelisting shows a grand total of 1026 taxa of plants that have beenplanted in the forest reserves or on certain offshore islands. Although tthese are mostly trees, other plants such as shrubs, vines, and herbsare also well represented. A total of 78 species of native plants arerecorded as planted.

The totals indicate that Eucalyptus robusta (2.3 million trees) wasthe most commonly planted tree in the forest reserves during the 50—yearperiod examined.. The next most common was Grevillea robusta (2.2million), then Melaleuca guinguenervia (1.7 million), and in fourthplace, Acacia koa (1.1 million). The most coimuonly used genera wereEucalyptus (90 species), Pinus (41 species), Ficus (37 species), andAcacia (22 species). During this period, considerable planting was alsodone on lands outside the forest reserves. These plantings generallymade with the same species as used by the Division of Forestry, are notrecorded here. It is believed that the total number of trees planted onland outside the forest reserves approximates the number reported here.

The listing is incomplete as a guide to all the species to be foundwithin the planted portions of the forest reserve. It does not reportany of the extensive direct or aerial seeding that was done. Nor doesit report any of the overplanting which was done when many of the listedplantings failed. The general practice was to plant Eucalyptus robustaor Melaleuca guinguenervia over failed plantations before weed growthre—occupied the planting sites. Aerial seeding occurred on Hawaii asearly as 1929, when many bags of exotic tree seed were emptied on a burnon the Panaewa and Waiakea Forest Reserves. Aerial seeding was alsodone in the early1930’s on West Maui and on the Pupukea Forest Reserveon Oaliu.

The listing provides, when available, the current scientific nameand authority, synonym when it was thought to be helpful, common name,type of plant (tree, shrub, vine, herb, palm, grass), source referencefor the scientific name, and opinions as to the suitability oradaptability of the species for growth in Hawaii and the potential oractual usefulness of its wood. These “ratings” were derived from acombination of literature review and local knowledge. The rating ofwood usefulness takes tree form and size into account as well as woodproperties.

The column headings are largely self—explanatory. Maps of theforest reserves appear on pages v—vu.. A listing of the location codes,by island, will be found on pages viii—xx. The location coding is (

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somewhat repetitive with several codes sometimes being used forseemingly the same location. We have retained this repetitive listingbecause each coded area is actually a specific small location. Once alocation coded species is found in the field, other species with thatsame location code will be found nearby. Most plantings do not have aspecific location,, but only a record of the forest reserve in which theywere planted. Indexes of genera by plant family, of synonymousscientific names, coimnon names, and of species planted by location codebegin on page xxi. A bibliography or source list (pages 439—441) ofscientific names follows the species listing.

Experience in searching for some of these plantings over the yearshas shown that except in smail forest reserves, it is very difficult tofind a planting that does not have a location code provided. We havefound that the original plantings often failed and were overplanted withEucalyptus robusta or other hardy species. Despite these drawbacks, thelist should prove very useful to those interested in Hawaii’s uplandvegetation and the history of plant introduction and dispersal in Hawaii.

The information provided is nOt always complete. Most frequently,.the authority and nomenclature reference will be found missing. Thisindicates that we were unable to find the species in the references weused. Often, no coimnon name is given, indicating we were unable toobtain one. Occasionally, an “0” appears under the heading “Numberplanted.” The “0” used in this column indicates that some plants(number unknown) were planted. In very few instances, for example“tongatabu,” the unidentified planting was retained in the lists becauseof its possible interest. “Tongatabu,” presumably a plant introducedfrom Tonga in the early 1950’s, was planted at two specific locations onHawaii. “Tere aitutaki” is carried as a synonym for a Cook IslandGardenia for similar reasons.

Most of the updating of botanical nomenclature was done by I. S.Caldwell. K. K. Murata developed the computer programs for editing,combining, and listing.

Appended to this report are two publications that have resultedfrom this listing. One, “A record of forest plantings in Hawaii,”provides much of the information óontained herein, but without locationsand dates of the plantings, or corrected botanical nomenclature.Another report “Adaptability of selected tree species planted in Hawaiiforests” provides a demonstration of how these data can be used.

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KonaFOREST RESERVES Q

Na Pall Kealla

Kona Kokee Halelea

StatePark

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OAHU FOREST RESERVES

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MOLOKAI FOREST RESERVE

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M A U I FOREST RESERVES

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LOCATION CODES

ISLAND OF KAUAI

Code

0 Planting site not determined from record

1 Kalaheo, Lihue—Kc,loa F. R.

2 Anahola, Moloaa F. R.

3. Kealia Reserve

4 Papapaholahola Spring Reserve

5 On Government land of Kalaheo back of Papapaholahola Spring

Reserve in Lihue—Koloa F. R.

6 Anahola in Kealia F. R.

7 Kokee in Na Pali—Kona F. R.

8 Kokee

9 Wailua in Lihue—Koloa F. R.

10 Wahiawa in LThue—Koloa F. R.

11 Wailua in Kalepa F. R.

12 Honomaulu in Kalepa F. R.

13 Iii of Oamao, Lihue—Koloa F. R.

14 Lawai in Lihue—Koloa F. R.

15 Papaa in Moloaa F. R.

16 Nualolo Kai — Na Pali—Kona

17 Kamalomalea — Kealia

18 Wahiawa - Lihue—Koloa F. R.

19 Milolii — Na Pali—Kona

20 Kalaluu - Na Pali—Kona

21 Kaawiki - Puu Ka Pele

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ISLAND OFCAU (continued)

Code

22 Fern Grotto - Kalepa

23 Kaana Ridge - Puu Ka Pele

24 Kanalohuluhulu Park - Na Pali-Kona

25 Waiaiae — Na Pali—Kona

ISLAND OF OAHU

0 . Planting site not determined from record

1 Land of Iolekaa, Waiahole Reserve

2 Waiahole F. R. Land of Keaahala

3 Makiki in F. R.

4 Luaalea, Manoa in F. R.

5 Manoa — Geo. Carter’s place (1917) in F. R.

6 Tantalus — “One—half way up in gum forest” (1917) in F. R.

7 Tantalus — “Near General DavisTtT (1917) in F. R.

8 “Mikilua” — presumably above old Mikilua camp in Nanakuli F. R.

9 Along new (1920) Kuliouou F. R. fence

10 Tantalus in Honolulu F. R.

11 Aiea in Ewa F. R.

12 On Waipilopilo—Kaipapau Ridge — Hauula F. R.

13 Pauoa (Valley) Honolulu F. R.

14 Makiki Arboretum

15 Kalihi Honolulu F. R.

16 Kapalama - Honolulu F. R.

17 Nuuanu

18 Kapapa Island

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ISLAND OF OAHU (continued)

Code

19 Above “Miss Ziegiers” Round Top F. R.

20 At old quarry — Round Top

21 Manoa Ranger Station

22 Ewa district, land of Waipio (Ii Estate)

23 Nuuanu Valley above Luahaka (USFS Experimental planting)

24 Back of Makiki Springs in Honolulu Watershed F. R. - includes

Sugar Loaf Hill slopes

25 Upper Manoa Valley in Honolulu Watershed F. R.

26 Kolekole Pass, Lualualei F. R. -

27 Mikilua in the Lualualei F. R.

2$ Opu Valley in Honolulu Watershed F. R.

29 Waiahole, Oahu

30 Sugar Loaf Hill adjoining Schmidt property — Honolulu

Watershed F. R.

31 Waiahole F.. R.

32 At Keaau

33 Aimuu in Pupukea F. R.

34 Tantalus Reserve

35 On Government land in District of Koolaupoko

36 Paumalu in Pupukea F. R.

37 Waiahole in Waiahole F. R.

38 Mikilua Arboretum — Lualualei F. R.

39 Waimanalo in Waimanalo F. R.

40 At Round Top in Honolulu F. R.

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ISLAND OF GAHU (continued)

Code tD41 Pupukea in Pupukea F. R.

42 Halona in Lualualei F. R.

43 At top of Tantalus

44 Manoa below Konaliuanui C?)

45 Kaluanui in Hauula F. R.

46 The Park, Tantalus Road

47 Eucalyptus Ridge, Tantalus

48 Pablo in Honolulu F. R.

49 Kamaniki Valley, Honolulu F. R.

50 Kupehau in Honouliuli F. R.

51 Keaau Ridge in Makua—Keaau F. R.

52 Waiplo, Ewa F. R.

53 Extreme western tip of Pupukea F. R. — on hill and in gulch

on north side of Hill — trees planted by Harumi on

pineapple farm.

54 At Aimuu Ranger Station, Pupukea F. R.

55 At beginning in Kanehoa, Honouliuli F. R.

56 Kamanaiki, Honolulu W. F. R.

57 Laie in Kahuku F. R.

58 Wahiawa in Ewa F. R.

59 Waimano in Ewa F. R. (

60 Kahauiki Scar, behind Ft. Shafter in Honolulu W. F. R.

61 Waolanj in Honolulu W. F. L

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Code

62 Kapap.a Island

63 Mokapu Game Farm

64 Kolowalu in Honolulu W. F. R.

65 Waahila in Honolulu W. F. R.

66 Mokuawia Island

67 South Halawa (in Ewa F. R.)

68 Kalawahine in Honolulu W. F. R.

69 Fort Shafter

70 Kakea in Honolulu F. L

71 Herring Ridge in Honolulu F. R.

72 Kaneohe Hospital

73 Girls’ Training School

74 Kaohikaipu, Black Island

75 North Mokulua Island

76 South Mokulua Island

77 Manana Island (Rabbitt)

78 Waimea in Kawailoa F. R.

79 Kalihi Tunnel in Honolulu F. R.

80 Poamoho Trail — Kawailoa F. R.

81 Waianae—uka in Ewa F. R.

82 Kawaiiki Stream in Kawailoa F. R.

83 Pohakea - Honouliuli F. R.

84 Kaikukai Honouliuli F. R.

85 Waimalu — Ewa F. R.

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Code

86 North Halawa in Ewa F. R.

87 Helemanu in Kawaioa F. R.

88 Mokuleia in Mokuleia. F. R.

89 Nanoa Cliffs

90 Oahu Country Club

91 Animal Quarantine Station

92 Kaukonahua, Ewa F. R.

93 Gate #2 Experimental plot — Honouliuli

94 Gate #4 Experimental plot — Honouliuli

95 Waahila (St. Louis Hts) Honolulu W. F. R.

96 Hauula in Hauula F. R.

97 Kalaepohaku and Pablo — Honolulu F. R.

98 Kipapa — Ewa F. R.

99 Kawailoa — Kawailoa F. R.

100 Pukele — Honolulu W. F. R.

101 Wailupe — Honolulu F. R.

102 Waimea — Kawailoa F. R.t

103 Kolowalu- Honolulu F. R.

104 Kalawahine — Honolulu F. R.

105 Manoa — Honolulu F. R.4:

106 Round Top Park — Round Top F. R.

107 Palehua — Honouliuli F. R.

103 Kupehau — Honouliuli4:

109 Kalawahine - Honolulu F. R.

110 Kailua — Waimanabo F. R.

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Code

111 Wiliwilinui - Honolulu F. R.

112 Kawaihapai — Mokuleia F. R.

114 Department of Agriculture grounds — King at Keeaumoku — Honolulu

115 Green Park — Kaaikukae - Honouliuli F. R.

116 Diamond Head Lighthouse — on Coast Guard grounds

117 Paulua Uka — Kawailoa F. R.

118 Pearl Harbor — off forest reservesV

119 53296 Punaluu — omer James Sen (off F. R.)V

ISLAND OF MOLOKAI


1 Palaau in Molokai F. R.

2 Hoolehua Homesteads

3 Pukoo Nursery

4 Kamalo

5 Puuohoku in Molokai F. R.

6 Makakupaia in Molokai F. R.

7 Kamiloloa in Molokai F. R.

8 Kapaakea in Molokai F. R.

9 Kahanui in Molokai F. R.

10 Kawela in Molokai F. R.

11 Waikolu

12 Kaunakakai

13 Kaulahuki

14 Keopukaloa

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15 Kalamaula

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ISLAND OF MAUI

Code


1 Polipoli

2 East side of Puu Nianiau at 6700’ (Plot I)

3 S. W. side of Puu Oili at 6900’ (Plot II)

4 3/4 mile above Plot II at 8300’ (Plot III)

5 Along trail to summit at 9000’ (Plot IV)

6 Nahiku in Koolau F. R.

7 Kopiliula Section, Koolau F. R.

8 Nahiku Section, Koolau F. R.-.

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9 Kula pipeline and pump road

10 Makinahina in W. Maui Res.

11 Waikamoi mauka Koolau F. R. 312 Kahakuloa, W. Maui F. R.

13 Hanaula Ridge, West Maui F. R.

14 Honopou in Koolau F. R.

15 Kalialinui in Koolau F. R.

16 Halehaku in Xoolau F. R.

17 Opana in Koolau F. R. (

18 Hanawi in Koolau F. R.

19 Honokaoo — W. Maui F. R.

20 Lupe — Koolau F. R. (

21 Waikau — Koolau F. R.

22 Honotnanu #6 Koolau F. R.

23 Waikamoi #5 Koolau F. R.

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ISLAND OF MAUI (continued)

Code

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

Honomanu in Koolau F. R.

Kaumahina. Park, Koolau

Waiohüe - Koolau F. R.

Oopuola in Koolau F. R.

Nakanale in Koolau F. R.

Olinda in Makawao F. R.

Haikuaena - Koolau F. R.

Hauola — Koolau F. R.

Wailua — Koolau F. R.

lao Valley - W. Maui

Waiakoa - Kula F. R.

Kahului Nursery

Waiokuli — Kula F. R.

Puakaa — Koolau F. R.

Paakea Waihue — Koolau F. R.

Keokea - Kula F. R.

ISLAND OF HAWAII

Planting site not determined from record

Laupahoehoe, Hilo F. R.

Section C 1921 Olaa Forest Park

Hakalauiki - Hilo F. R.

Honomu - Hilo F. R.

22 miles on Volcano Road — Olaa F. R.

Honohina — Hilo F. R.©

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ISLAND OF HAWAII (continued)

Code tD7 Kahuku Lot 15 - Hilo F. R.

8 Piihonua - Hilo F. R.

9 Kilauea Ranger Station - Olaa F. R.

10 Kawainui - Hilo F. R.

11 Kamaee - Hilo F.. R.

12 Kaiwiki - Hilo F. R.

13 Kaupakuea - Hilo F. R.

14 Kahoahuna — Hilo F. R.

15 Piha — Hilo F. R.

16 Puukapu, Kohala Reserve

17 Pololu, Kohala F. R.

18 Kohala Mountain above Waimea Village

19 Kukaiau Ranch leased Government lands between 3000’ and 4500’

elevation

20 Upper Olaa Ranger Station

21 Government land of Laupahoehoe at 6000’ elevation in Rib F. R.

22 Honohina in Rib F. R.

23 Kawainui in Rib F. R.

24 Section B — Olaa Forest Park Reserve

25 On W. slope of Mauna Kea on broad ridge above Waikii Plot I —

7000’ near Puu Laau

26 On W. slope of Mauna Kea on broad ridge above Waikii Plot II —

9000’

27 On W. slope of Mauna Kea on broad ridge above Waikii Plot III —

11,000’

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Code

28 At Puu Kemole Plot IV — 8000’

29 Kaiwiki 2

30 Humuula in Hilo F. R.

31 Muliwai, Hamakua Pali

32 Waiaha Spring

33 Olaa F. P. R. Section A

34 Puukapu Nursery at Wainea

35 Kiolakaa Ranger Station

36 Kamoku Section, Hamakua F. R.

37 Kapulena - Hamakua F. R.

38 Kaao - Hamakua F. R.

39 Halewai — Kapapala

40 Nakapala in Kohala Reserve

41 Kahoe on Mauna Kea

42 Hopuleana on Mauna Kea

43 Keanakolu Orchard, Humuula, in Hilo F. R.

44 Hilo Arborettun

45 Pohakuloa

46 Kahua in Hilo F. R.

47 Kiolakaa in Kau F. R.

48 Manuka in S. Kona F. R.

49 Humuula in Mauna Kea F. R.

50 Humuula in Mauna Kea F. R. :.

51 Waiakea in Panaewa F R

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52 Waiakea in Waiakea F. R,

53 Kaupulehu in Kaupulehu F. R.

54 Nanawale in Nanawale F. R.

55 Honolulu in Nanawale F. R.

56 Honuaula - Honuaula F. R.

57 Kaohe in Nauna Kea F. R..

58 Kaohe - Puu Kihe in Mauna Kea F. R.

59 Olaa — Olaa F. R.

60 Waiohinu - Kau F. R.

61 Waiohinu (Kaao Spring) - Kau F. R.

62 Ponahawai - Hilo F. R.

63 Awini - Kohala F. R.

64 Akaka Falls Park — Hilo F. R.

65 Koaia Thee Sanctuary at Puukawaiwai — Kohala F. R.

66 MacKenzie Park - Malama-ki F. R.

67 Piihonua — Hilo F. R.

68 Malama—ki - Malama—ki F. R.

69 Piha — Hilo F. R.

70 Waiaha #2 - N. Kona F. R.

71 Waiaha #1 - N. Kona F. R.

72 Kaniahiku - Nanawale

73 Kahauloa #2, Honaunau F. R. V

74 Halepohaku, Kaohe, Mauna Kea F. R.

75 Waiakea Arboretum

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Code

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

113

Keakea — Honaunau F. R.

Honaunau — Honaunau F. R.

Section B - Kaupulehu F. R.

Keauhou - Kahaluu F. R.

Kuisni Prison planting near upper Stainback Road

Waikamalo — Hilo F. R.

Kahaluu - Kahaluu F. R.

Puu Holoholo — Humuula — Mauna Loa F. R.

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INDEX OF FAMILIES 0Page Page

ACANTHACEAE APOCYNACEAE

Aphelandra 41 Allamanda 33Beloperone 59 Alyxia 36

Cerbera 107Mandevilla 290

ACERACEAE Nerium 312Ochrosia 314,315

Acer 18,19 Plumeria 355Pteralyxia 364Rauvolfia 371

AcTINIDIACEAE Stemmadenia 393Stroplianthus 395

Actinidia 20 Tabernaemontana 404Thevetia 414Wrightia 437

AIZOACEAE

AQUIFOLIACEAECarpobrotus 81

hex 264,265

AMARANTHACEAE

ARACEAECharpentiera 111

Alocasia 36Anthurium 40

AMARYLLIDACEAE Dieffenbachia 149Monstera 305

Agave 23 Montrichardia 306Philodendron .324Schizocasia 382

ANACARDIACEAE. Scindapsus 383

Anacardium 37Mangifera 290,291 ARALIACEAEPistacia 351Rhus 373 Brassaia 64,65Schinus 382 Dizygotheca 151Spondias 392,393 Hedera 255

Panax 319Reynoidsia 371

ANNONACEAE Tetraplasandra 412

Annona 39,40Cananga 78 ARAUCARIACEAEPolyaithia 357

Agathis 22,23Araucaria 42—48

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ASCLEPIADACEAE BOMBACAEAE (cont’d)

Calotropis 76 Pachira 317,318Pseudobombax 362Salmalia 376

BARRINGTONIACEAE

Barringtonia 54 BQRAGINACEAE

Cordia 125—128BEGONIACEAE Messerschmidia 302

Begonia 58

BURSERACEAE

BERBERIDACEAE Canarium 79

Mahonia 289CAPRIFOLIACEAE

BETULACEAE Abelia 1Lonicera 283

Alnus 34—36 Sambucus 377Betula 59Corylus 130

CARICACEAE

BIGNONIACEAE Carica .0

Catalpa 101,102Crescentia 132 CASUARINACEAEDolichandrone 152Jacaranda 267,268 Casuarina 91-100Kigelia 274Markhamia 292Spathodea 391,392 CELASTACEAEStenolobium 394Tabebuia 400—403 Elaeodendron 155Tecoma 407

COCHLQSPERMACEAEBIXACEAE

Cochiospermum 120, 121Bixa 60

CQMBETACEAEBOMBACAEAE

Bucida 67Adansonia 20 Conocarpus 124Cavanillesia 102 Terminalia 409—412Ceiba 105Chorisia 112Durio 155Ochroma 314

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COMPOSITAE CYCLANTHACEAE

Argyroxiphium 50 Carludovica 80Baccharis 52Bidens 59Farfugium 216 CYPERACEAE -

Fitchia 231,232Helianthus 255 Cladium 118Wilkesia 436 Cyperus 146

CONVOLVtJLACEAE

Cuscuta 145Ipomoea 266

- DICKSONIACEAECORNACEAE

Cibotium 113Cornus 130

DILLENIACEAECORYNOCAPPACEAE

Dillenia 149Corynocarpus 130,131 WorTnia 437

CUCUPBITACEAE DIPTEROCAPPACEAE

Citrullus 117 Dipterocarpus 151Luffa 284 Hopea 260,261Sicana 387

EBENACEAECUNONIACEAE

Diospyros 149—151Ackama 19

EPACRIDACEAECtJPRESSACEAE

Styphelia 395Callitris 71—73Calocedrus 73Cedrus 104,105 ERICACEAEChamaecyparis 108-110Cupressus 137-144 Arbutus 48Juniperus 269-273 Rhododendron 372Thuja 415—418 Vacciniuni 432Widdringtonia 436

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EUPHORBIACEAE GUTTIFEP.AE

Aleurites 32,33 Calophyllum 74—76Antidesma 40,41 Clusia 120Bischofia 60 Garcinia 241,242Breynia 65 Marmnea 290Bridelia 65,66C1&oxylon 119Drypetes 154 HAMAMELIDACEAEEuphorbia 214

• Hevea 257 Bucklandia 67

), Macaranga 286,287Manihot 291,292Omphalea 316 HIPPOCASTANACEAEReutialis 371Ricinus 373 Aesculus 21Sapium 380

) V

JUGIANDACEAE•FAGACEAE

• Carya 81,82Castanea 88,89 Juqlans 269,270Castanopsis 90

) f) Quercus 368LAB IATAE

FLACOURTIACEAE Ajuga 24

Caloncoba 74Doryalis 153 LAURACEAEGynocardia 252Hydnocarpus 261-263 Cinnamomum 115,116Idesia 264 Persea 322,323Xylosma 438

LECYTHIDACEAEGINKGOACEAE

Lecythis 279Ginkgo 244

LEGtJMINOSAEGOODENIACEAE

• Acacia 2-18Scaevola Acrocarpus 19

Adenanthera 20Afzelia 22

GRAMINEAE Albizia 24-31Andira 37

Q Bantbusa 53 Baphia 53Dendrocalamus 148 Bauhinia 54-58Themeda 413 Bowdichia 62

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LEGUMINOSAE (cont’d) LEGUMINOSAE fcontd)

Brownea 66,67 Sophora 390,391Butea 68 Tainarindus 404Caesalpinia 68,69 Tephrosia 408Calliandra 69 Tipuana

- 419Calpurnia 77 Trachylobium 423Cassia 82-88 Virgilia 432,433Castanospermum 90 Wallacëodendron 435Centrolobium 106 Xylia 437Ceratonia 106Cercis 107Colutea 124 LILIACEAEColvillea 124Copaiva 125 Aspidistra 51Cynometra 146 Cordyline V 128,129Dalbergia 147 Dreaena 154Deguelia 147 Phormium 324,325Delonix 148 Pleomele 354Enterolobium 156,157 Xanthorrhoea 437Erytlirina 158—160 Yucca 438Gleditsia 245Glircidia 245Haematoxylum 254 LOBELIACEAE

V

Hymenaea 263Inga 265 Cyanea 145Intsia 266Lespedeza 282Lupinus 284 LOGANIACEAELysiloma 284Mezoneuron 303,304 Fagraea 216Millettia 304Mimosa 304Myroxylon 311 LYTHRACEAEQlneya 316Ormosia 316 Lagerstroemia 276-278Pahudia 318Peltophorum V 321Phyllocarpus

V

325,326 MAGNOLIACEAEPiptadenia 350Pithecellobium 351 Magnolia 288,289Platymiscium 353—354Pongamia 358Prosopis 360 MALPIGHIACEAEPterocarpus 364Robinia 373 Gaiphimia 241Samanea 376 Malpighia 289Saraca 381

-

Schotia 383Sesbania 386

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MLVACEAE MORCEAE (Cont’d)

Abutilon 2 Cecropia 102,103Bombycidendron 61 Ficus 216—231Gossypium 246 Maclura 287,288Hibiscadeiphus 257 Morus 307,308Hibiscus 257-260 Musanga 310Kokia 276 Pseudomorus 362Lagunaria 278Montezuma 306Plagianthus 352 MORINGACEAESida 387Thespesia 413,414 Moringa 307

MARATTIACEAE MUSACEAE

Angiopteris 37 Heliconia 255,256Musa 309Ravenala 371

NELASTOMATACEAE Strelitzia 395

Tetrazygia 413Tibouchina 418 MY0P0PAEAE

Myoporum 310MELIACEAE

Aphanamixis 41 MYRICAEAEAzadirachta 42Cedrela 103,104 Myrica 310,311Cipadessa 116Entandrophragma 156Khaya 273,274 MYRSINACEAESandoricum 377Swietenia. 396—398 Ardisia 48,49

Toona 419-423 Myrsine 312

MENISPERMACEAE MYRTACEAE

Cocculus 120 Angophora 38Callistemon . 70,7 1Eucalyptus . 161-209

MOPACEAE Eugenia 210—214Feijoa 216

Artocarpus 50,51 Leptospermum 281Broussonetia 66 Melaleuca 293—300

Q Castilloa 91 Metrosideros 302,303Pimenta 328Psidium 363Syncarpia 398—400Tristania 425—430

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tDNYCTAGINACEAE PALMAE (Conttd)

Bougainvillea 61 Scheelea 381Pisonia 350,351 Thrinax 415

Washingtonia 435

NYSSACEE

PANDNACEAENyssa

Pandanus 319,320OCHNACEAE

Ochna 313 PAPILIONACEAE

Myrospermum 3110LEACEE

Fraxinus 234-241 PASSIFL0ACEAEV

Linociera 282Noronhia 313 Passiflora 320Olea 315,316Osmanthus 317

PINACEAE

PALMAE Abies 1,2Larix 279

Acoelorraphe 19 Picea 326—328Aiphanes 24 Pinus 329—349Archontophoenix 48 Pseudotsuga 362Areca 49 Tsuga 430Arenga 49Bactris 52Calamus 69 PIPERACEAE V V

Caryota 82Chamaedorea 111 Piper 349

V

Chrysalidocarpus 112Cocos 121,122 V

Desmonchus 148 PITTOS?ORACEAEEuterpe 215

V

Gaussia 244 Hymenosporum 263Latania V 279 Pittosporum 352 V

Mascarena 292Metroxylon 303Phoenix 324 PLATANACEAEPinanga 328Pritchardia 360 PlatanusPtychosperma 366oystonea 374 V

Sabal 375V

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PODOCARPACEAE ROSACEAE (Cont’d)

Dacrydium 146 Eriobotrya 157Podocarpus 355—357 Malus 290

Osteomeles 317Parinarium 320

PQLYGONACEAE Photinia 325Prunus 361

Coccoloba 120 Pyracantha 367Eriogonum 158 Pyrus 368Polygonum 357 Rubus 374Triplaris 424,425

RUBIACEAEPROTEACEAE

Calycophyllum 77Grevillea 246—251 Canthium 79,80H&cea 254 Cinchona 113,114Macadamia 285,286 Coffea 122Stenocarpus 394 Coprosma 125

Gardenia 242-244Ixora 266,267

PUNICAEAE Morinda 306Posoqueria 359

Punica 367 Psychotria 364Warscewiczia 435

RANUNCULACEAE• RUTACEAE.

Clematis 119Aegle 21Calodendrum 74

RHAMNACEAE Casimiroa 82Citrus 117,118

Colubrina 123 Flindersia 232,233Hovenia 261 Fortunella 233,234hainnus 372 Murraya 309Ziziplius 438 Pelea

• 321

RHIZ0PHOACEAE V SALICAEAE

Bruguiera 67 Populus 359Salix 375

ROSACEAESANTALACEAE

Q Chaenomeles 108Chrysobalanus 112 Santalum 378Cotoneaster 131,132Cydonia 145

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SAP INDACEAE SOLANACEAE

Alectryon 32 Cestrum 107Blighia 61 Cyphomandra 146Dodonea 151,152 Datura 147Euphoria 214,215 Nothocestrum 313Filiciuin 231 Physalis - 326Harpullia 254 Solanum 387—390Koelreuteria 275 Streptosolen 395Litchi 283Melicoccus 301Palaoea 318 STERCULIACEAEPometIa 358Sapindus 379,380 Brachychiton 62—64

Cheiranthodendron 111Dombeya 153

SAPOTACEAE Guazuma 252Heritiera 256

Argania 49 Hildegardia 260Bumelia 68 K].einhovia 275Calocarpum 73 Melochia 301Chrysophyllum 112,113 Sterculia 394Madhuca 288 Tarrietia 405Manilkara 292 Theobroma 413Mimusops 304,305Nesoluma 312Palaquium 318 TAMARICACEAEPlanchonella 353Pouteria 359 TamarixSideroxylon 387

TAXODIACEAESAXIFRACACEAE

Cryptomeria 133—136Brexia 65 Cunninghamia 136,137Philadeiphus 324 Metasequoia 302Saxifraga 381 Sequoia 383—385

Sequoiadendron 385,386Taxodium 405—407

SCROPHULARIACEAE

Paulownia 321 THEACEAEVeronica 432

Camellia 77,78Eurya 215

S IMAROUBACEAE

Ailanthus 24 THEOPHRASTACEAE

Jacquinia 268

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THYMELIACEAE ZINGIBER.ACEAE

Wikstroemia 436 Aframomum 21Alpinia 36Catimbium 102

TILIACEAE Costus 131Hedychium 255

Elaeocarpus 155 Phaeomeria 323Crewia 251Heliocarpus 256Muntingia 308,309 ZYCOPHYLLACEAE

Cuaiacum 252TYPHACEAE

Typha 430

ULMACEAE. .

Celtis 106 •.

Trema 424 . ... ..

Ulmus 431 :

URTICACEAE

Pipturus 350

VERBENACEAE

Callicarpa 70Citharexylum 116Clerodendrum 119Congea 124Duranta 154Holmskioldia 260Lippia 284Tectona 407,408Vitex 433,434

VITACEAE

Leea 280Vitis 434,435

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A’ALIA’ALJABEL IABUT IACACIACACIACAC)ACACIACACIALACIACAC IAC AC]ACL EACME NA

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AK OK UAKL ENG—PARENG‘ALA’AAL A—AUMUEALAHE’EALAN IAL8IZZIA, INDONESIAALBIZZIA, MOLUCCAALBIZZIA, MOUNTAINALDER, EUROPEANALDER, HAZELALDER, NEPALALDER, NEW MEXICANALDER, REDALL AMANDAALLSP ICEAMEP I CAN BEAUTY—BERRYA MOO R A

AN A PAN A PAANATTOTREE (LIPSTICK)ANGEL INANINCANTHURIUMAPEAPEAPHEL ANDRAAPPLEAPPLEAPPLE, MAMMEEAPPLE, OTAHEITEARALIA, FALSEAPAUCARIA, COLUMNARARAUCARIA, KLINKARBOR. V I TA EARBORVITAE, ORIENTALARDISIA, SHOEBUITON

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INDEX Of SPECIES BY LOCATION

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS RO3USTAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHIBISCUS ELATUSJUNI PERUS BERMUDI ANASYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATOGNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

2 EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA

3 GREVILLEA BODUSTA

4 ACACIA KOAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA

5 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAGREVILLEA ROBUSTATOONA C1LIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

6 EUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAGREVILLEA ROBUSTA

7 CORYNÜCARPUS LAEVIGATA

8 ACACIA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAACACIA 1(04ACACIA MELANOXYLONCORYNOCARPUS LAEVIGATACOTONEASTER PANNOSAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAMELALEUCA ARMILLARISIIELALEUCA HYPERICIFOLIAPINUS RADIAIAP000CARPUS NAG1PUNUS SP.SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSTAXODIUM DISTICHUM

9 ACACIA CONFUSAACACTA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAACACIA 1(04ALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA LEBBEKOIDESARDISIA SOLANACEACASUARINA MONTANACORYNOCARPUS LAEVIGATACUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENSENTEROLCBIUM CYCLOCARPUMEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS ROLIUSTAEUGENIA JAMBOSFICUS MACROPHYLLA

9 FICUS MICRUCARPAFIC(JS NOTAFRAXINUS AMERICANAHARPUILIA PENDULAHEL IOCARPUS POPAYAENSISHIBISCUS TILIACEUSMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMELALEUCA STYPHELIOIOESfLEA EUROPAEAPIMENTA DIOICAP000CARPUS NAGIPSIDIUM SP.SANTALUM ALBUMSPUNDIAS MOMBINSWCETENIA MAHAGONITAXODIUM DISTICHUMTAXODIUM MUCRONATUMTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

10 ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAACACIA KOAACACIA NILOTICAADENANTHERA PAVONINAALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA LEBBEKOIDESALBIZIA LOPHANTHAALUIZIA PROCERAAPHANAMIXIS GRANDIFOLIAARAUCARIA C0LU1NARISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLABIXA ORELLANABR.ACHYCHITON DIVERSIFOLIUMCALOPHYLLUM INOPHYLLUMCASUARINA EQUISET1FOLIACASUARINA GLAUCACASUARINA MONTANACEIBA PENTANDR4CORYNOCARPUS LAEVIGATACRYPTOI4ERIA JAPONICACUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATAENTFROLO8IUM CYCLOCARPUMEUCALYPTUS AGGRECATAEUCALYPTUS ALBAEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS GIOBULUSEUCALYPTUS MANNIFERAEUCALYPTUS MELLIODORAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA

KAUAI

ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

KAUAI

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10 EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONEUCALYPTUS SP.EUCALYPTUS TERETICORNISEUCENIA JAMBOSFICUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS MICROCARPAFICUS NOTAFRAXINUS AMERICANAFRAXINUS UHOFIFRAXIIIUS VELUTINAGPEVILLEA ROBUSTAHARPULLIA PENDULAHELIOCARPUS PQPAYAENSIS.MACARANGA GRANDIFOLIAMACARANGA TANARIUSMELALEUCA ARMILLARISMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMELALEUCA STYPHELIOIDESMELOCHIA UMBELLATAtIIMUSOPS ELENGIMYRICA FAYAMYROSPER4UI4 IRUTESCENSOCHROMA PYRAMIDALEPAHUDIA RHOMBUIDEAPLATYI4TSCIUM PINNATUtISEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSSOPHURA JAPONICASRIETENIA MAHAGONI•IAXODIUM D1STICHUMTO[JNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

11 ACACIA CONFUSAANNONA CHER1t4OLAARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACALLITRIS ENDLICHERICASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA GLAUCACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACITRUS SP.CRYPTCtIFRIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPADIOSPYROS SP.EUCALYPTUS AL8AEUCALYPTUS BOTRVOIDESEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA[UCALYPIUS GLOBOIDEAEUCALYPTUS GRANDISEUCALYPTUS PULVERUIENTAEUCALYPTUS PUNCTATAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNA

11 EUCALYPTUS STRICKLANDIIEUGENIA UNIELORAFRAXINUS UHDFIHIBISCUS ELATUSLESPEDEZA BICOLORMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMANGIFERA INDIC4OLEA FUROPALAPANDANUS SP.PERSEA AMERICANAPINUS CARIBAEAPINUS RADIATAPINUS TAEDAPITHECELLOBIUM DULCEPSIDIUM CATTLEIANUMSYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATERMINALIA MYRICCARPATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSIRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTAVITEX PINNATA

12 SANTALUM ALBUM

13 AGATHIS VITIENSISALBIZIA FALCATARIAARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAFRAXINUS UHDEITRISIANIA CONFERTA

14 ACACIA CONFUSACINNAMONUM CAMPHORAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAMELALEUCA QUCNQUENERVIASWIETENIA MAHAGONITRISTANIA CONFERTA

15 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAHIBISCUS ELATUSSYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATRISTANIA CONFERTA

16 COCOS SP.HIBISCUS ELATUS

17 CRYPIOMERIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS BOTRYOIDES

18 COFFEA ARABICACORDYLINE TERMINALIS

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21 ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS CIIRI000RAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS RADIATAPINUS IAEDATRISTANIA CONFERTA

23 CUPRESSU LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAMELALEUCA ARMILLARISMELALEUCA HYPERICIFOLIA

24 MELALEUCA ARMILLARISMELALEUCA HYPERICIFOLIAWIPDRINCTONIA SCHWARZII

2f TRISIANIA CONFERTA

ARAUCARIA HETEP.OPHYLLAARTOCARPUS ALTILISCASUARINA GLAUCAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPJUS ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPANOANUS ODORATISSIMUSSANTALUM ALBUM

2 EUCALYPTUS PILULARISGREVI1LEA ROBUSIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIASYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

3 ACACIA KOAALBIZIA AMARAAIBIZIA LONGIPEDATAALEURITES FORDIIALEURITES MOLUCCANAARAUCARIA COLUMNARIS8AUHINIA MONANDRABAUHINIA SP.BISCHOFFIA JAVANICABROWNEA COCCINEABUTEA FRONDOSACALLISTEMON CITRINUS

3 CALODENORUM CAPENSISCASUARINA MONTANACEDRELA 000RATACEIBA PENTANDRACENTROLODIUM SP.CORDYiItJE TERMINALISCRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS ARIZONICACUPRESSUS LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPADIZYGOTHECA ELEGANTISSIMADRACAENA DRACOENTANDROPHRAGMA DELVOYIEUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS DIVERSICOLOREUCALYPTUS ERYTHROCORYSEUCALYPTUS FICIFOLIAEUCALYPTUS SIRICKLANDIIEUCALYPTUS IORQUATAFICUS MACROPHYLLAFILICIUM DECIPIENSFRAXINUS UHOEIGLIRICIDIA SEPIUMINISIA BIJUGAIXORA ACuMINATAJACQUINIA SP.JUNIPERUS BARBADENSISJUNIPERUS BERMUDIANAJUNIPERUS SP.KHAYA NYASICAKOELREUIERIA FORMOSANALECYIHIS TURYANAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMELICOCCUS BIJUGATUSMIMUSOPS ELENGIPELTOPHORUM INERMEPHAEOMERIA SPECIOSAPINUS KESIYAPINUS RADIATAPINUS ROXBURGHIIPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREPOUTERIA CAMPECHIANAPTEROCARPUS ANGOLENS ISRHUS TAITENSISSAPINDUS SAPONARIASES8ANIA TONENTOSASOLANUM MACROPHYLLUMSPONDIAS DULCISSWIETENIA MAHAGUNITABEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHUTABEBUIA GUAVACANTABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLA

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4 ACACIA KOAARAUCARIA CULUMNARISCRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPINUS KESIYASALIX SP.

5 CASUARINA MONTANAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA

8 ACACIA CATECHUACACIA KOAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISBRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCAESALPINIA SAPPANCASSIA SIAMEACASUARINA SP.CITRUS GRANDISERYTHRtNA SMJOWICENSISEUCALYPTUS CAMAIDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS CREBRA

9 EUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSIS

10 ACACCA CONFUSAACACIA KOAALBIZIA CHINENSISALBIZIA FALCATARIAAIBIZIA LOPHANTHAALFURITES MOLUCCANAANNON4 CHERIMOLAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYILAARDISIA SOLANACEAARTOCARPUS ALTILISBAUHINIA MONANDRABAUHINIA SP.BISCHOFFIA JAVANICABOI1BYCIDENDRON VIDALIANUMBRACHYCHITON ACERIFOIIUMBRACHYCHITON DIVFRSIFOLIUI4CALLISIEMON CITRINUSCALLITRIS COLUMELIARISCALONCOBA ECHINATACASSIA MULTIJUGACASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA GLAIJCACASUARINA STRICTACEDRELA ODORATACINCHONA LEDGERIANACORDYLINE TERMINALISCRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS ARIZONICACUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENSCUPRESSUS SP.ELtEOCARPUS GR4NDISENTEROLOBIUM CYCIOCARPUMERYTHRINA SANDWICENSISERYTHRINA SENEGAIFNSISEUCAI.YPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA

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10 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS ERYTHROCORYSEUCALYPTUS ERYTHRONEMAEUCALYPTUS TORQUATAEUGENIA CUMINIEUGFNIVA MALACCENSISEUGENIA REINWAROTIANAFICUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS PSEUDOPALMAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFITCHIA SPECIOSAFt INDERSIA BRAYLEYANAFRAXINUS AMERICANAGINKGO BILOBAGPSEVILLEA ROBUSTAGUAIACUM OFFICINALEHARPULLIA HILLIIHELIOCARPUS POPAYAENSISHIBISCUS ELATUSHIBISCUS TILIAGEUSHYDNOCARPUS IUTCHINSON11HYDNOCARPUS KURZIIhEX PAPAGUARIENSISINISIA BIJUGAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAJUNIPERUS BERMUDIANAJUNIPERUS SP.KOELREUTERIA FORMOSANAKUKIA DRYNARIOIDESMACADAMIA TERN1FOLJAMACARANGA TANARIUSMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMETROSIDEROS EXCELSAMORUS NIGRAMURRAYA PANICULATAOCHROtIA PYRAMIDALEPASSIFLORA EDULISPERSEA AMERICANAPINANGA KUHLIIPINUS KESIYAPINUS RADIATAPINUS ROXBURGHIIPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREPLUMERIA SP.PTYCIIOSPERMA SP.SALIX BABYLONICASAPINOUS SAPONARIASTENOLGBIUM STANSSWIETENCA MACROPHYLLATABE8UIA DONNELL—SMITH1ITABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATAXCDIUM DISTICHUM

10 TAXODIUM DISTICHUMTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATIPUANA TIPUTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISIREMA ORIENTALISIRTPLARIS AMERICANA

• TRISTANIA CONFERTAVITEX PARVIFLORAVIIEX PINNATAZIZIPHUS MAURITIANA

It ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAACACIA MELANOXYLONACACIA SP.ALBIZIA FALCATARIAANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALEANNONA CHERIMULAARAUCAR1A COLUMNARISARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMII

• ARCHONTOPHOENIX ALEXANDRAE• BAMBUSA SP.

BAUHINIA ACUMINATABAUHINIA CANDICANSBAUHINIA PURPUREABISCHOFFjA JAVANICABRASSAIA SPUMELIA BUXIFOLIACALLIANDRA SP.CALLITRIS COLUMELLARISCANAL ZONE TREECANANGA ODORAT4CANARIUM SP.CASSIA JAVANICACASSIA MULTIJLJGACASTANOSPERMUM AUSTRALECASUARINA GLAUCACASUARCNA SIRICTACEDRELA ODORATACINNAMONUM CAMPHORACOCCOLOBA SP.COCHLOSPERMUM VITIFOLIUMCURDIA GLABRACORDIA SUBCORDATACRYPTOMERIA JAPUNCCACUPRESSUS MACROCARPADIOSPYROS SP.ERYTHRINA SANDWICENSISEUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA

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11 EUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONEUGENIA CUMINIEUGENIA REINWAROTIANAEUPHORIA LONGANAEURYA SANOWICENSISFICUS PROLIXAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFLINDERSIA BRAYLEYANAFRAXINUS AMERICANAEPAXINUS UHDEIGRFVILLEA ROBUSTAHAEMATOXYLUM CAMPECHIANUMHAKEA SALIGNAHARPULLIA HILLIIHELIOCARPUS POPAYAENSISINTSIA BIJUGAJACARANDA ACUTIFOIIAJUNIPFRUS BARBADENSISJUNIPERUS BERMUDItNALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSALINUCIERA MACROPHYLCAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMINUSOPS ELENGIIIUNTINGIA CALAI3URAMY(JPORUM SANDWICENSEMYROXYLON BALSAI4UMOLEA SP.OSMANIHUS SANOWICENSISPODOCARPUS NAGIQUERCUS SUBERSANIALUM ALBUMSANTALUM SP.SAPINDUS SAPONARIASCHINUS TEREBINTHIFOLIUSSEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSSOLANUM MACRANIHUMSIrJEIENIA MACROPHYLLASIETEN1A SP.TABEBUIA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATAMARINDUS INDICATAXODIUM DISTICHUMTAXUOtUM MUCRONATUMTECOIIA LAPACHOTECTONA GRANDISTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATHUJA OPIENTALISIDUNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

OAHU 11 IRISTANIA CUNFERTAVIRGILIA CAPENSISVITEX PARVIFLORA

12 CEIBA PENTANDRACRYPIOMERIA JAPUNICAEUGENIA CUMINIEUGENIA JAMBOSFICUS RUBIGINOSAGREVILLEA ROBtJSTAGUAIACUM OFFICINALEPELTOPHORUM INERMEIPIStANIA CONFERTA

13 ACACIA CONFUSACESTRUM NOCTURNUMCORDIA DENTATAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPJUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMACARANGA SP.PANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSP1NUS ELLIOTIJIPITHECELLOBIUM DUICETERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATRISTANIA CUNFERTA

14 ADANSONIA DIGITATAADENANTHERA PAVONINAAFZELIA QUANZENSISAGATHIS VITIENSISALBIZIA PROCERAALEURITES FORDhtALEURITES MOLUCCANAANTIDESMA BUNIUSARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIAARAUCARIA COLW1NARI SBAMBUSA SP.BARRINGTONIA ASIATICABRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMBRACHYCHITON RUPESTRISBREXIA MADAGASCARIENSISBROUSSONETIA PAPYRIFERABUCIDA BUCERASBUMELIA BUXIFOLIACALONCOBA ECHINATACALOPHYLLUM BRASILIENSECANARIUM LUZONICUMCANTHIUM 000RATUMCASIMTROA EDULIS

0


DAHU

0. 0


ISLAND tOUATIOt.I SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

14 LASS IA ANTILLANACEDRELA ODORATACEIBA PENTANDRACEPBERA MANGHASCINNAMONUM CA1PHORACURDYLINE TERMINALISDOMBEVA SP.ELAEOCARPUS GRANDISENTEROLOBIUM CYCLOCARPUMEIcYTHRINA SANOWICENSISEPYTHRINA SUSUMBRANSEUCALYPTUS ERYTHROCORYSEUCALYPTUS ERYTHRONEMAEUCALYPTUS MICROCAPPAEUCALYPTUS PYRIFORMISEUCALYPTUS TORQUATAEUGENIA DOMBEYIEUGENIA PANICULATA V. AUSTRALISFICUS PSEUDUPALMAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFITCHIA SPECIOSAFRAXINUS UHDEIGARDENIA REMYIGINKGO BILOBAGUAIACUM OFFICINALEHIBISCUS ELATUSHYDNCJCARPUS HUTCHINSONIIHYDNDCARPUS KURZI IfLEX PARAGUARIENSISJACARANDA ACUT1FOLIAK1GELIA AFRICANAKOELREUTER1A FORMOSANAKOKIA SP.LAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSALECYTHIS TURYANALYSILOMA LATISJLIQUAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORAMEIICOCCUS BIJUGATUSMORINDA CIIRIFOLIAMYRSINE SP.OSMANTHUS SANOWICENSISPARINARIUM GLABERRIMUMPISONIA BRUNONCANAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREPUDOCARPUS NAGIPOMETIA PINNATAPONGAMIA MillSPUNGAMIA PINNATAPRITCHARDIA SR.PSEU0030MBAX ELLIPTICUMPSIDIUM SR.

14 PIERALYXIA MACROCARPAQUERCUS SUBERSAPINDUS OAIIUENS1SSAPINDUS SAPONARIASCHINUS MOLLESESBANIA TOMENTOSASPATHODEA CAMPANULATASWIETENIA MACROPHYLLATABEBUJA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHIITABEBUIA GUAYACANTABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATCONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTREMA ORIENTALISTRIPLARIS AMERICANAWARSCEWICZIA COCCINEAXANTHORRHGEA ARBOREA

15 ACACIA CAIECHUACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAALBIZIA ACLEALBIZIA CHINENSISALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA PfOCERAAPHANAMIXIS GRANDIFOLIAARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMIIARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLABAMBUSA SR.BISCHOFFIA JAVANICABUMBYC IDENDRON VIDALIANUM

• BRIDELIA GLAUCA• CASSIA SIAMEA

CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA GLAUCA

• CASUARINA LITTORALISCASUARINA MONTANACASUARINA SIRICTACEDRELA 000RAI4CEIBA PENTANDRACITRUS SP.CUPRESSUS MACROCAPPAENTEROLOBIUM CYCLOCARPUMEUCALYPTUS CIIRI000RAEUCALYPTUS GRANDISEUCALYPTUS MICROCORYSEUCALYPTUS PANICULATAEUCALYPtUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUGENIA CUI1INI

(iAIIU Li A HI)

0.•.

0

%.0 ‘-I ‘.1

15 EUGENIA CUMINIEUGENIA JAMBOSFICUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFLINDERSIA AUSTRALISFRAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA KOBUSTAGUAtACUM OFFICINALEHEVEA BRASILIENSISHYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTICUSLYSTLOMA LATISILIQUAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMURRAYA PANICULATAMYROXYLON BALSAMUMPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSPODOCARPUS ELATUSPGDOCARPUS IMBRICATUSPRITCHARDIA Sr.PSIDIUM CATTLEIANUMPTEROCARPUS INDICUSPTYCHOSPERMA SP.SAMANEA SAMANSPATHODEA CAMPANULATAS)IET[NIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATAXODIUM DISTICHUMTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOflNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTAVI1EX PARVIFLORAVITEX PINNAIA

16 EUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAFICUS RUBIGINOSAGLIRICIDIA SEPTUM

17 ACACIA CONFUSAACACTA KOAALBIZIA FALCATARIAALEURITES MOLUCCANAARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMIIARAUCARIA HEIEROPHYLLABISCHOFF1A JAVANICABRASSATA ACTINOPHYLIACASSIA MULTIJUGACASUARINA GLAUCACASUARINA MbNTANACASUARINA STRICTACIBUTIUM CHAMISSOICURDYITNE TERMINALISCUPRESSUS LUSITANICA

17 DOVYALIS HEBECARPAEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS CAM4LDULFNSISEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS GRANOISEUCALYPTUS MACULATAEUCALYPTUS PAN1CULAIAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAEUCALYPTUS TERETICORNISEAGRAEA BERTERIANAFICUS NUTAFICUS RUGIGINOSAFL. 1NDERSTA BRAYLEYANAFRAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHIBISCUS CLATUSKHAYA SENEGALENSISLYSILOMA LATISI[IQUAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMACARANGA GRANDIFOLIAMELAtEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMURRAYA PANICULATAPFRSEA AMERICANAP000CARPUS IMBRICATUSPTEROCARPUS INDICUSRHUS SANDWICENSISSANDORICUM KOETJAPESPATHODEA CAMPANULATASkJIETENIA MACROPHYLLASWIETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATABERUIA DONNEIL—SMITHI ITAXUDIUM DISTICHUMIOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

18 CASUARINA CUNNINGHAMIANACASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA MONTANACASUARINA STRICTACOCOS SP.CORDIA SUBCORDATAF1CUS BENGALENSISEICLJS RUBIGINOSAJUNIPERUS BERMJDIANAPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSTERMINALIA CATAPPATHESPESIA POPULNEA

0

ISLAND LOCATIIJN SPECCES

041 IU

o


OAHU

19 ERYTHRINA SANOiJJCENSIS

ISLANI) LOCATION SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

D4I1U 23 MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA

21 EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAF ACUS MACRUPHYLLAGLIRICIDIA SEPIUMTRISTANIA CONFERTA


EUCALYPTUS ALBAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CLADUCALYXEUCALYPTUS CREBRAEUCALYPTUS GOMPHOCEPHALAEUCALYPTUS GONIOCALYXEUCALYPTUS LEUCOXYLONEUCALYPTUS LOXOPHLEBAEUCAlYPTUS MELANOPHLOIAEUCALYPTUS MICROCURYSEUCALYPTUS MICROTHECAEUCALYPTUS MUELLERIANAFUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS REDUNCAEUCALYPTUS RURIDAEUCALYPTUS SIEBERIEUCALYPTUS SMITHIIEUCALYPTUS TERETICORNIS

24 ACACIA KOAALEURITES MOLUCCANACRYPIOMERIA JAPONICAmONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

25 ACACIA KOAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISCRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAPINUS KESIYA

26 ACACIA KOAACACIA NILOTICACASSIA SIAMEAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS RCSINIFERAHAEMAIOXYLUM CAMPECHIANUMPELTOPHORUM INERMEROBINIA PSEUDU—ACACIATOUNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

27 ACACIA CATECHUACACIA KOAARAUCARIA COLUMNARIS

27 BRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS CREBPAEUCALYPTUS GUMMIFERAEUCALYPTUS RESINIFERAEUCALYPTUS TERETICDRNkSFICUS JOt-lOREHCUS MACROPHYLLAHAEMATOXYLUM C4MPECHIANUMPELTOPHORUM INERMESAMANEA SAtIANTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSIRALIS

28 ACACIA KOA

29 ADENANTHERA PAVONINAAGATHIS SP.ALEURITES FORDIIARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLABRASSAJA ACTINOPHYLLACINNAMONUM CAMPFtORACORDIA AMPHIFOLIACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICADACRYDIUM CUPRESSINUMMYOPORUM SANDWICENSEPTEROCARPUS INDICUSTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISVITEX PARVIFLORA

30 ACACIA KOACORDYLINE TERMINALISPTYCHOSPERMA SP.

ACACIA KOAADENANTHERA PAfONINAAGATHIS AUSTRALISAGATHIS ROBUSTAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISCRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAFICUS MACRUPHYLLAJUNIPERUS BERMUDIANAMACADAMIA TERNIIOLIAPIMENTA DIOICAPINUS KESIYASPATHODEA CAMPANULATATERMINALIA CHEBULATDONA CILIATA IAR AUSTRALIS

32 ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOA

23

QAHU

31

0 0 0

32 ALI3IZIA FALCATARIA4RAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARINA CU’4NINGHAMIANACI NNAMONUM CAMPHORAEUCALYPTUS CETRIODORAEUCALYPTUS VIMINALISGREVILLEA ROBUSTASANTAIUM ALUUMSWIETENIA MACROPHYLLA

33 ACACIA KOAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA

34 ACACIA KOA

35 HYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTICUSHYONOCARPUS CASTANEAHYDNOCARPUS KURZII

36 ACACIA KO4

37 ACACIA KOAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISFICUS MACROPHYLLIGYNOCARDIA ODORATAHYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTICUSHYDNOCARPUS CASTANEASAPINOUS SAPONARIA

38 ULNEYA TESOTA

39 CASUARINA CUNNINGHAMIANA

40 BIXA DRELIANABPEYNIA DISTICHACALLISTEMON CtTRINUSCORDIA SUBCORDATAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAHI8TSCUS ELATUSJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIASPATHODEA CAMPANULATAIABEI3UIA PENIAPHYLLATIPUANA TIPU

41 ACACIA KOACASUAJUNA CUNNINGHAMIANAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAFRAXINUS UHDEILYSILOMA IATISILIQUATUONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

ARAUCARIA COIUtINARISEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISFUGENIA REINWARDTIANAFICUS MACROPHYLLAKOKIA DRYNARIOIDESMYOPORUM SANDWICENSEPSIDIUM GUAJAVASWIETENIA SI’.VITEX PARVIFLURA

43 AGATHIS AUSIRALIS

44 CASUARINA MONTANA

45 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARINA MONTANA

46 BISCHOFFIA JAVANICABO4BYC IDENDRON VIDAL IANUMCASSIA ALATACLJPRESSUS MACROCARPAGUAIACUM OFFICINAIEPINUS RADIATA

47 CASSIA ALATAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

48 AIBIZIA ACLEALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA LEB8EKOIOESALBIZIA LOPHANTHAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLABAUHINIA SP.BISCHOFFIA JAVANICABRASSAJA ACTINOPHYLLACASSIASP.CASUARINA GLAUCACASUARINA MONTANACATALPA LUNGISSCMAERYTHRINA SANDWICENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRE000RAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAFICUS BENJAMINAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFILICIUM DECIPIENSFRAXINUS AMERICANAFRAXCNUS PENNSYLVANICACREVILLEA ROBUSTAMARKHAMIA HILDEBRANDIJIOIFA EUROPAEASAP!NOUS SAPONARIA

0 0 0

DAHU

CSIAND LOCATION SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

DAHU 42

C-4


43 SPATHODEA CAMPANULATASYNCARPIA GIOMULIFERATAFIEDUJA PENTAPHYLLATADEUIA UMUELLATATRISTANIA CUNFERTAVITEX PINNATA

49 [NTEROLOBIUM CYCLOCARPUMEICUS RUBIGINOSA

50 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARINA MONTANA

51 PINUS RADIATA

52 ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAACACIA NILOICCAALBJZIA CHINENSISALBIZIA FALCATARIAANACARDIUI OCCIDENTALEARAUCAR1A COLUMNARISCALLIANORA SP.CRYPIOMERIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUGENIA JAMBOSF ICUS MACROPHYLLAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERV1ASTENOLOBIUM STANSVITEX SP.

53 ARAUCARIA COLUMNARISBISCHOfFIA JAVANICACASUARINA STRICTACORDIA GLABRAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISFICUS RUBIGINOSAFRAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA RfI3USTAMACADAMIA TERNTFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMYRICA FAYASkJETENIA MAHAGONITREMA ORIENTALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

54 ARAUCARIA CULUMNARIS

55 ACACIA DECURRENS VAR4ACACIA RETINOIDESARAUCARIA COLU1NARCSBRASSAIA SP.CASUARINA GLAUCACASUARINA STRICTACOLUORINA OPPOSITIFOLIADt300NAEA SP.FICUS MACROPHYLLAFRAXINUS UI-IDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHAEMATOXYLUM CAMPECHIANUMHIBISCUS URACKENRIDGEIJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAMACARANGA GRANDIFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVCAMYRICA FAYA

56 ACACIA KOACORDIA GLABRAEUGENIA DOMBEYIFRAXINUS AMERICANAMACARANGA GRANDIFOL IAMELALFUCA QUINQUENERVIASWIETENIA MACKOPHYLLA

57 ACACIA CUNFUSAACACIA KOAARAUCARIA COLUMNARISCALOPHYLLUM SP.CASUARINA GLAUCACORDYLINE TERMINAL ISCUPRESSUS LUSITANICAFRAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAILNOCIERA MACROPHYLLAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPODOCARPUS NAGITAXODIUM MUCRONATUMTFRMINALIA MYRIUCARPAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

0 0

OAHUOAHU DEAL BATA

58 ACACIA CATECHUACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAACACIA NILOTICAADANSONIA DIGITATAADENANTHERA PAVONINAAGATHIS R000STAALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA LEBBEKOIDESANGOPHORA COSTATA


OAHU 59 TRISTANIA CONFERTA

60 ACACIA ANEURAACACIA CONFUSAACACIA DECURRENSACACIA KOAACACIA NILOTICAADANSONIA DIGTTATAACEURITES MOLUCCANAARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMICARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA GLAUCAD000NAEA ERIOCARPAERYTHRINA SANDWICENSISFRAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHAEMATOXYLUM C4MPECHIANUMPIMENTA DIOICAP000CARPUS NAGI

61 ACACIA CONFUSACANTHIUM ODORATUMCASUARINA GLAUCAEUCALYPTUS MACULATATFPHROSIA CANDIDA

62 CASUARINA EQUISEtIFOLTACASUARINA STRICTACOCOS SI’.CORDIA SUSCORDATACUPRESSUS LUSITANICAMESSERSCHM1DIA ARGENTEAPANDANUS 000RATISSINUSSCAEVOLA SP.SESBANIA TOMENTOSAIHESPESIA POPULNEA

0 00


DAHU 58 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYILAARDISIA SOLANACEABARRINGTONIA ASIATICABRASSAIA ACTINOPHYLLACASSIA N000SACASTANOSPERMUM AUSTRALECASUARINA GLAUCACASUARINA MONTANACATALPA BIGNONIOIDESCEIBA PENTANORACOCHIOSPERMUM VITIFOLIUMDEGUELIA SI’.DOVYALIS HEBECARPAENTFROLOBIUM CYCLOCARPUMERIOBOTRYA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS SI’.EUGENIA JAMBOSEUGENIA MALACCENSISFICUS MACROPHYLLAFRAXINUS AI4ERTCANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHELIOCARPUS POPAYAENSISMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAiJYROXYLON BALSAIIUMPIMENTA DIOICAPSIDIUM GUAJAVAPIFROCARPUS INDICUSRAVENALA MADAGASCARIENSISSAPINDUS SAPONARIATECOMA CAPITATATERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOONA CILIAIA VAR AUSTRALISTREMA ORIENTALISTRISTANIA CONFERTAVITEX SI’.

59 ANGUPHORA COSTATAARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARIt1A GLAUCAEUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS GUMMIFERAEUCALYPTUS PANICULAIAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS SIEBERIGREVILLEA ROUSTAP000CARPUS NAGISEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSSPAIHODEA CAMPANULATAS’yNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATRISTANIA CONFERTA

63 ARAUCAR1A COLUMNAPISBRUGU I ERA GYMNORHI ZABUTEA FRONOOSACASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACOCOS SI’.Ct)RDIA SEBESTENACORDIA SUSCORDATAERYTHRINA SANOWICENSISHAFMAIOXYLUM CAMPFCHIANUMMORUS NIGRAPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSTAMARINOUS INDICATHESPESIA PUPULNEA

ISLANE) LOCATION SPECIES ISLAND LOCAT1UN SPECIES

64 AEGLE MARI1ELUSAALIIZIA CARIBAEAAIJ3IZIA ZYGIAALEURITES FORDIIALNUS NEPALENSISANGI]PIIORA COSTATABAUHINIA HCOKERIBAUHINIA SP.6LIGHIA SAPIDA6RACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCAILITRIS COLUMELI.ARISCALUNCOBA ECHINATACALYCOPHYLLUM CANDIDISSIMUMCANARIUM LUZONICUMCASIMIROA [DULLSCASUARINA GIAUCACAVANILLESIA PLATANIFOLIACEIBA PENTANDRACEITIS IRINERVIACHRYSOBALANUS ICACOC I NNAMONUi’f CAM PHORACITHAREXYLUM SPINOSUMCULURRINA ASIATICACONUCARPUS SP.CURDYLINE TERMINALISDOLICHANDRONE CR1 SPAEUCALYPTUS PANICULATAEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONEUGENIA SP.FflCHIA SPECIOSAERAXIt4US AMERICANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTICUSKHAYA NYASICAKLE1NHOVIA HOSPITALAGERSTRUEMIA TURBINATALEPTOSPERMUM SCOPARIUMMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMIMUSDPS ELENGIMIMUSOPS UBOVATAMYOPORUM SANDWICENSEMYRICA CERIFERAMYROXYLON BALSAMUMNESOLUMA POLYNESICMNYSSA SYIVATICAGRMUSIA DASYCARPAPANDANUS 000RATISSItIUSPIMENTA DIDICAPLAGIANTHUS BETULINUSP000CARPUS GRACILIORREUTIALIS TRISPERMA

64 SANTALUI1 ALBUeISTERCULIA TRAGACANTHASYNCAPPIA GLOMUI.IFERATABEBUIA CHR.YSANTHATABEBULA PENIAPHYLLATAMARINDUS INDICATERMINALIA MANIITRIPLARIS AMERICANATRISTANIA CONFERTAVIRGILIA CAPENSISVITEX PAKVIFLORAILKESIA GYMNOXIPHIUM

65 AtILJTILON EREMITOPETALUMABUT lION tENZIESIIACACIA ANEURA

ACACIA KOAALECTRYON MACROCOCCUMANGOPHORA COSTATA

‘APAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMII-AkAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA

CANTHIIJM UDORATLIMCASUARINA GLAUCACOLUBRINA ASIAT(CACOLUBRINA OPPOSIIIFOLIACORDIA SUBCORDATA0000NAEA ERIOCARPADflDONAEA SP.DRYPETES PHYLLANTHOIDESERYTHRINA SANOWICENSISEUGENIA REINARDT1ANAFRAXINUS AMERICANA

•GREVILLEA ROBUSTA_HAEMATOXYLUM CAMPECHIANUM

HIBISCADEIPHUS HUALALAIENSISHIBISCUS ARNOITIANUSKOKIA DRYNARIOIDESLYSILOMA IATISILIQUAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVI AMESSERSCHMIDIA ARGENTEAMYOPORUM SANOWICENSEOCHROSIA ELLIPTICA

OSTEOMELE5 ANTIIYLLIDIFOLIA- PANDANUS 000aATISSIMUS

PIMENTA DIDICAPTERALYXIA MACROCARPASANTALUM ALBUMSANTALUM SP.SAPINDUS DAHUENSISSCSBANIA TOMENIOSASIDA SP.SYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERA

U At tO UAHU

t-I

0 0 0

78 ACACIA KOAANGCPHORA SUBVELUTINACASUARINA GLAUCADOVYALIS HEBECARPAEUCALYPTUS GOMPHOCEPHALAEUCALYPTUS PILULARI5EUCALYPTUS SALIGNAEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMECALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPERSEA AMERICANASANTALUM ALBUMTRISTANIA CONFERTA

79 ACACIA ANEURAACACIA CONFUSAACACIA KOAALIIIZIA LEBBEKOIDESBRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCASUARINA GLAUCADOVYALI $ HEBECARPAEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS CITRIDDORAEUCALYPTUS GOMPHOCEPHALAEUCALYPTUS MACIJLATAEUCALYPTUS PANICULATAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONGREVILLEA ROBUSTAKIGELIA AFRICANALAGFRSIROEMIA SPECTOSAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMANGIFERA INDICAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMORUS NIGRAPERSEA AMERICANASANDORICUM KOFIJAPESANTALUM ALBUMSPONDIAS MOMBINSYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATRISTANIA CONFERTA

80 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAANGOPHORA COSTATAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISTRISTAN1A CONFERTA

0


OAHU 77 COCOS SP.

0

1514N0 LOCATION SPECIES

OAHU 65 IiJGNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTREMA CANNABINATRENA ORIENTALISTRISTANIA CONFERTAiILKESIA GYMNOXIPHIUM

66 CASUARINA EQUISETIEOLIAPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUS

o7 EUCALYPTUS MACULATAEUCALYPTUS PANICULATAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISFRAXINUS AMERICANATRISTANIA CONFERTA

ti8 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACORDYLINE IERMINALIS

69 ACACIA KOACALLISTEMON CITRINUSCASUARINA GLAUCACINNAIICiNUM CAMPHORAERYIHRINA SANOWICENSISGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINGUENERVIATRISTANIA CONFERTA

70 CORDYLINE IERMINALISFITCHIA SPECIOSA

71 ARTOCARPUS ALTILISERAXINUS VELUTINALECYTHIS ELLIPTICANIJNTINGIA CAIABURASAMBUCUS SP.

72 CITRUS SP.PERSEA AMERICANA

73 ARTOCARPUS ALTILISPERSEA AMERICANA

74 CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACOCOS SP.

75 CASUARINA E.QUISETIFOLIACOCOS SP.

76 CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACOCOS SP.

t-4

77 CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIA81 ACACIA CONFUSA

ALBIZIA PROCERA

ISIANfl LOCATiON SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

81 AkAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLAARTOCARPUS HETEROPHYLLUSCEORELA 000RATAEUCALYPTUS DE4NEIEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPT6EUCALYPTUS NARGINATAEUCALYPTUS PILUIARISEUCALYPTUS ROI3USTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAMEIALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAI1EIOCHIA UMBELLATAUCHRO14 PYRAMIDALESYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATABEBUIA DUi4NELL—SMITHIITECTONA GRANDISTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOLNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISIRISTANIA CONFERTA

82 CINCHONA LEDGERIANA

83 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA

84 EUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA


86 TOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

37 MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA

83 ADANSONIA DIGITATAAPAUCARIA BIDWILLIICEDRELA SALV400RIENSISCOPAIVA OFFICINALISCUPRESSUS LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPACUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENSDALEERGIA CUSCATLANTICAELAEOCARPUS GRANDISENTANDROPHRAGMA DELVOYIEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAFRAXTNUS UNDEIKHAYA NYASICAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPINUS PATULAPINUS PINEAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREP080CARPUS IMBRICATUSSANTALUM ALBUMSWIETENIA MAHAGONI

OAHU 88 SWIETENIA MAHAGONITERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

89 ACACIA CONF USAALBIZIA CHINENSISALB1ZEA FALCATARI.ATERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATRISTANIA CONFERTA

90 BAUHINIA MONANDRACASSIA GRANDISCASSIA NODOSADELONIX REGIAJACARANDA ACUTIfOLIAKOELREIJTERIA FORMOSANAQUERCUS SU8ERSPATHODEA CAMPANULATATABEBUIA GUAYACANTABEBUIA PENTAPHYILA

91 ALEURITES MOLUCCANACE 184 PENTANDRACOCCOLOBA SP.GUAIACUM OFFICINALEHERITIERA LITTORALISINTSIA BIJUGAMFSSERSCHMIDIA ARGENTEAMURRAYA PANICULATAPIMENTA DIOICAPISONIA SP.THESPESIA PUPULNEA

92 ALOIZIA FALCATARIAAIBIZIA LEBBEKOIDESARAUCARCA HETEROPHYLLABISCHOFFIA JAVANICACASSIA SIAMEACEDRELA 000RATACORDYLINE TERMINALISEUCALYPTUS PILULARISFRAXINUS UHDEIGARCINIA XANTHOCHYMUSJt)NIPERUS I3ERNUDIANALITCHI CHINENSISSANTALUM ALBUMSAPINDUS SAPONARIASYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATABEBUIA UMUELLATATRISTANIA CONFERTA

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ISLAN[) LOCATION SPECIES ISLAND LOCATION SPECIES

96 CASUARINA GLAUCATABEBUIA UMBELLATATRISTANIA CONFERTA

9? AGATHIS VITIENSISEUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLONFRAXINUS UHOETTRESTANIA CONFERTA

98 EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPIAGINKGO BILOBA

99 ACACIA CONFUSAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA

100 EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA

101 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAARAL)CARIA HETEROPHYLLABISCHOFFIA JAVANICACALODENDRUM CAPENSISCEDRELA ODORATACUPRESSUS LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAENTANDRDPHRAGMA DELVOYIEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISFRAXINUS UHDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHIBISCUS ERIOCARPAJUNI PERUS BERMUOJANAKHAYA NYASICAMIMUSOPS ELENGIPLATYMISCIUM STIPULARFPTCROCARPUS ANGOLENSISSAMANEA SAMANSAPINDUS DAHUENSISSAPINDU5 SAPONARIASPONDIAS MOM31NSWIETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATABEBUIA UMBELLATATHESPESIA POPULNEATRIPLARIS AMERICANAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

DAHUDAHU 95 ACACIA CONFUSA

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RATABEBUTA UMBELLATATRISTANJA CONFERTA

93 ACATHIS VITIENSISALBIZIA ACLEALEURITES FORDIIARAUCARIA BIDWILIIlARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLIACALLITRIS COLUMELLARISCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACINNAMONUM CAMPHORACUPRESSUS LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RALAGERSIPSOEMIA SPECIOSAMACADAIIIA TERNIFOLIAPINUS PATULAPINUS PINEAPLATYMISCIUII ST1PULARESANTALUM ALBUMSS1ETENIA MAHAGONITABEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHIITABEDUIA GUAYACANTABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATECTONA GRANDISTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATUONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISIRISTANIA CONFERTA

ACACIA CONFUSAAGATHIS VITIENSISAIBIZIA ACLEALEURITES FORDIIARAUCARIA BIDWILLIIAPAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACALLITRIS COLUMELLARISCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONEANAC INNAMONUtI CAMPHORACUPRESSUS LUSITANICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAPINUS PATULAPINUS PINEAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULARESANTALUM ALBUMSWIETENIA MAHAGONITABEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHIITALEBUIA GUAYACANTABEBUIA PENIAPHYLLATECTONA GRANDISTFRMINALIA MYRIOCARPATOUNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA 102 FRAXINUS UHDEI


102 TRISTANIA CONFERTA

103 ACACIA CHORIOPHYLIAAILIZIA LONGIPEDATABAUHINIA SP.BRACHYCHITDN ACERIFOLIUMGUAIACUM OFFICINALEPALAOEA FALCATARHUS TAITENSISTABEBUIA UMBELLATATRIPLARIS AMERICANA

104 JACARANDA ACUTIFOLIALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSASAPINDUS SAPONARIATAEBUIA UMBELLATA

105 AIBIZIA FALCATARIAANDIRA INERMISAPHANAMIXIS GRANDIFOLIABISCHOFFIA JAVANICACALLICARPA AMERICANACALLISTEMON CITRINUSEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIAN4FRAX1NUS PENNSYLVANICAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIATABEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHIITABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATABEBUIA UMBELLATATIPUANA ICPU

106 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLAERYTHRINA SANOWICENSISFICUS BENJAMINAIABEBUIA PENTAPIIYLLAT4BESUIA UMBELLATA

107 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACUPRESSUS LUSITANICAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

108 TABEBUIA UMBELIATAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

109 UKACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUtICALAMUS MUELLER IDIZYGOIHECA ELECANTISSIMAILEX CASSENEI)tURA ACUMINATAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAKHAYA NYASICAKUECREUTERIA FORMOSANA

109 LEUCERIA DIVARICATAP000CARPUS IMBRICATUSPSEUDOBOMBAX ELLIPTICUIITABEB(JIA PENTAPHYLLATABEBtJIA UMBELLATAWORMIA BURBIDGET

110 FRAXINUS UHDEITABEBUIA UMBELLATA

111 CASUARNA GLAUCASANTAIUM ALBUM

112 ACACIA CONFUSACASIMIROA EDULISCUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS 8RIDGFSIANAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAFRAXINUS UHDEIPERSEA AMERICANAPINUS ELLIOTIIIPINUS RADIATA5PONDIAS DULCISSYNCARPIA GLOMUtIFERATABERUIA UMEELLATATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA C0iFERIA

114 THUJA ORIENTALIS

115 ARAUCARIA COLUMNARISEUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANAEUCALYPTUS TERETICORNISMFLALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPERSEA AMERtCANAPUNICA GRANATUMSWIETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISIRISTANIA CONFERTA

116 HIBISCUS ELATUS

Liz ANNONA MURICAT4ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLATRISTANIA CONFERTA

118 SWIETENIA MACROPHYLIA

119 THESPESIA POPULNEA

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PACHIRA 1NSIGNISPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSPERSEA AMERICANAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREPIEROCARPUS ANGOLENSISPIEROCARPUS MACROCARPUSQUERCUS SUBERSAPINDUS SAPONARIATABERULA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATABEBUIA UMBELIATATIPUANA IIPUIRIPIARIS AMERICANATRISTANIA CONFERTAVITEX PINNATA

2 CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA GLAUCACOCOS SP.CORD-C A SUL3CORDATACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS PANICUIATAEUCALYPTUS PILULARISEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS IERETICORNISGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMELALFUCA QUINQUENERVIAPANDANUS 000RATISSIMUSSESBANTA GRANDIFLORASPATHODEA CAMP4NULATA

3 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLIACASUARINA EQUISETIFULIACASUARINA GLAUCAQUERCUS SURERSANTALUM ALBUtISWIETENIA MAHAGONI

4 ARAIJCARIA HETEROPHYLLACINNAMONUM CASSIACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS CITRIOflORAEUCALYPTUS PILULARIS

6 ARAUCARIA HETEROPIIYLLACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAERAXINUS UHDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMFLALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA

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6 PINUS CAR1SAEAPINUS ECHHJATAPINUS ECHINATAPINUS ECHIN4TAPINUS ECHINATAPINUS ECHINATAPINUS ELLIOTIIIPINUS PINASTERPINUS RADIATATIIUJA PLICATAIRISTANIA CONFERTA

ACACIA CONFUSAARUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACASUARINA GLAUCACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACUNNINGHAMIA LANCEDLATACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAFRAXINUS UHDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAPINUS CARIBAEAPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS PINASTERPINUS PONDEROSA V. ARIZONICAPINUS RADIATAPINUS TAFDAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULARESEQUUIA SEMPERVIRENSSWIETENIA MACROPHYLIA

ALNUS NEPALENSISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA

10 ACACIA CONFUSAACACIA NILOTICAALNUS NEPALENSISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLIACASUARINA GLAUCACEDRELA 000RATACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS ARIZONICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS EXIMIAEUCALYPTUS LARGIFLORENSEUCALYPTUS LONGIFOLIAEUCALYPTUS PANICULATAEUCALYPTUS PELLITAEUCALYPTUS PROPINQUAEUCALYPTUS PUNCTATAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAEUCALYPTUS SHEER0PHLDIAEUCALYPTUS SIDEPOXYLONFRAXINUS PENNSYLVANICAFRAXINUS UIIDEIGRrVILLEA ROBUSIALYSILOMA LAIISILICUAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPINUS PINASTERPINUS RAD1ATASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSTHUJA PLICATATUONA CIL1ATA VAR AUSIRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

F2 1954V 22—80 EXT F2X TAEDA WIND F2X WIND F2 1951

MOLUKAI 9 CUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAFRAXINUS Ul-IDECJUNIPERUS SP.MACLURA PGMIFERAPINUS PONDERCSAPINUS RADIATASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSSWIETENIA MACROPHYLLATHUJA PLICATATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRAITSIkISTANIA CONFERTA

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11 FRAXINUS UHDEIMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPINUS NIGRAPINUS KADIATAPIN(JS TAEDA

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12 PINUS TAEDA

13 FRAXINUS UHDEIPINUS AITEkUATA X RADIATAPINUS CARIBAEAPINUS LANDERTIANAPINUS NIGRAPINUS RADIATAPINUS TAEDA

14 BISCHOFFIA JAVANICAEUCALYPTUS BRIOGESIANAFL INDERSIA 8RAYLEYANAFRAXINUS UI-IDE!HYMENAEA COURBARILK[IAYA SENEGALENSISLYSILOMA LATISILIQUAPINUS RADIATAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREP000CARPUS IMBRICATUSPIEROCARPUS INOICUSSEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSSIIETENIA MACROPHYLLASbdETENIA MAHAGONITOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRAITS

15 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLIAFLINnERSIA 8RAYLEYANASWIETENIA MACROPHYLLATDUNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

AGATIIIS ROBUSTAARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIACASUARINA MONTANACATALPA SPECIOSACELTIS SINENSISCITRUS SP.CUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATAEUCALYRTUS ROBUSTAGINKGO BILOBAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAPINUS ELLIDITIIPINUS PLNDERUSAPINUS RADIATAPINUS TAEDAPYRACANTHA SP.ROBINIA PSEUDO—ACACIASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

2 CALOCEDRUS DECURRENSCEDRUS DEODARA

2 CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS ARIZONICAJUNIPERUS VIRGINIANALARIX DECIDUAPICEA ABIESPICEA GLAUCAPINUS BANKSIANAPINUS COULTERIPINUS JEFFREYIPINUS PALUSTRISPINUS PONDEROSAPJNUS ROXBURGHIIPINUS STREIBUSPINUS SYLVESTRISPSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESIt

3 CALOCEDRUS DECURRENSCUPRESSUS ARIZONICAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS GLOi3ULUSGREVILLEA ROBUSIAJUNIPERUS VIRGINIANAPICEA ABIESPICEA GLAUCAPINUS COULTERIPINUS JEFFREYIPINUS ROXBURGHIIPINUS STROBUS

4 CALOCEORUS DECURRENSCUPRESSUS ARIZONIGAEUCALYPTUS GLOBULUSJUNIPERUS VIRGINIANAPICEA ABtESPINUS RANKSIANAPINUS CARIOAEAPINUS ROXBURGHIIPINUS STROBUS

5 EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS

6 ACACIA KUAALBIZIA ACLECALOPHYLIUM ANTILLARUMCALOPHYLLUM INOPHYLLUMCASUAR(NA EQUISETIFOLIACEDRELA 000RATAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCENIA IAMBUSEUGENIA MALACCENSISGREVILLEA ROBUSTAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIA

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6 MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIACCIIROMA PYRAMIDALEQUERCUS SUBERSWIETENIA MACROPHYLLASWIETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPJA GLOMULIFERATAXODIUM DISITCHUMTERMINALIA CATAPPATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS1RISTAN1A CONFERTA

7 EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAGREVILLEA ROBUSTASYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERA

3 ACACIA KOAALEURITES MOLUCCANACALOPHYLLUM ANTILLARUMCASUARINA EQUISETIFOL.TAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA[UGENIA JAMBOSEUCENIA MALACCENSISERAXINUS AMERICANAGREVILLEA ROBUSTASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSS.IETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATAXODIUM MUCRONATUMTERMINALIA CATAPPA

9 CINCHUNA LEDGERIANAC INNAMONUM C AMPHORA(CHROMA PYRAMIDALE

10 ALUJ1IA KATANGENSISCALLITRIS COLUMFLLARISCALOPHYLLUM TNOPHYLLUMCASSIA SIAMEACASUARINA GLAUCACI MNAMONUM C AMPHORACPYPIOMFRIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS DEANEIPRUNUS SPTECTONA GRANDISTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPA

11 ACACIA KOACINCI-IONA LEDGERIANACINNAMUNUM CASSIACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATACUPRESSUS MACROCARPA

11 CUPRESSUS SPJUGLANS MICRAJUGLANS REGIAOCIIROMA PYRAMIDALFPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS PINASTER

12 ACACI4 CONFUSAACACIA MELANOXYLONCASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACITHAREXYLUM SPINOSUMFRYTHRINA SP.EUCALYPTUS FICLEOLIAKOKIA SP.MEZONEURON KAVATENSEPLATYMISCIUM STIPULAREQUERCUS SUBERSAMANEA SAMANSANTALUM ALBUMSWIETENIA MACROPHYLLASWIETENIA MAHAGONISYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATERMINALIA CATAPPATRISTANIA CONFERTA

13 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAKOKIA SP.

14 ALNUS NEP.LENSISCALLITRIS COLUMELIARISEUCALYPTUS SP.

15 ACACIA MELANOXYLONCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACPYPTOMERIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS PATULAPINUS PINASTCRPINLJS RADIATASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSTHUJA PLICATA

MAUI MAUI

0

16 ACACIA CUNFUSAACACIA MELANOXYLONALNUS NEPALENSISCALLITRIS ENI)LICHERICEDRELA 000RATACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANAEUCALYPTUS DEANEIEUCALYPTUS MICRUCURYSEUCALYPTUS PILULARIS

0 - 0

16 EUCALYPTUS POBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAKUKIA SP.MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULARETHUJA PICATATRISTANIA CONFERTA

17 CORDYLINE TERMCNALISEUCALYPTUS PILULARISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

18 CuPOYLINE TERMINALISPANOANUS 000RAI’ISSIMUS

19 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAMEZONEURON KAVAIENSE

20 MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA

21 PINUS RADIATASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS

2 CASSIA SIAMEA

23 CASSIA MULTIJUGAJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAKOELREUTERIA FORMOSANAPLATYMISCIUM STIPULARESPATHODEA CAMPANULATA

24 ACACIA AURICULAEFORMISDAUHINIA SP.BAUHINIA VARIEGATABRASSATA ACTINOPHYLLACALONCOBA ECHINATACASSIA EXCELSA VAR ANGUSTIFOLIACASSIA MARGINATACASSIA RENIGERAOELtNIX REGIAJACARANDA ACUT IEOL IAKOELREUIEiUA FORMOSANALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSALAGERSTROEMJA TURBINATAMONTEZUMA SPECLOSISSIMASPATHODEA CAMPANULATATABEBUIA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATRIPLARIS AMERICANA

25 BRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCASSIA FISTULACYPFRUS PAPYRUSDIEFFENBACHIA SP.HELICONIA SP.KCiELREUTERIA FORMOSANAMAGNOL IA GRANDIFLORAPANDANUS SP.PHAEDMERIA SPECIOSAPtATYMISC1UM STIPULARESOLANUM NIGRUMSOLANUM QUITOENSE

26 BRASSAIA ACTINOPHYILAFR4XINUS UHOEITECTONA GRANDIS

27 BRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCASSIA ALATACASSIA MULTIJUGACASSIA SUPATTENSISSPAIHODEA CAMPANULATATHRYALLIS GLAUCATRIPLARIS AMERiCANA

28 BRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCAESALPINIA SP.CASSIA ALATACASSIA MULTIJUGACASSIA SURATTENSISSPATHODEA CAMPANULATA

29 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA

30 CASSCA SURATIENSIS

31 BRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCANARIUM LUZONICUMTRIPLAR1S AMERICANA

32 A.LBIZIA FALCATARIABAtJHINIA SP.BRACHYCH1TUN ACER1FOLIUMCASSIA ALATACASSIA MARGINATACOCHIOSPERMUM VITIFOLIUMEUCALYPTUS FICIFOLIAGLIRICIDIA MACULATAJACARANDA ACUTIFOCIALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSAMEZONEURON KAVAIENSESPATHODEA CAMPANULATA

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25 AGAIHIS ROBUSTAALLAMANDA CATHARTICA


MAUl 32 STROPHANIHUS SARMENTOSUSTABEBUIA UM8EILATATHRYALLIS GLAUCA

33 ALOIZIA ZYGIAALLAMANDA CATHARTICABAUHINIA PURPUREABAUHII1IA SP.BRACIIYCHITON ACERIFOL1UMDREXIA MADAGASCARIENSISCALCPHYLIUM I NOPHYLLUMCANARIUM LUZONICUMCARYOTA URENSCASSIA BAKERIANACASSIA FISTULACASSIA MULTIJUGACEIBA PENTANDRACHARPENTIERA OBOV4TACOLUI3RINA CPPOSITIFOLIACORDIA SEBESTENACORDIA SUBCORDATACRISCENTIA CUJETECYPERUS PAPYRUSDELONIX REGIAELAEODENDRON AUSTRALEFICUS PSEUDOPALtIAGARDENIA TAITENSISIPOMOEA SP.JACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAKOFLREUTERIA FORMOSANALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSALAGERSTROEMIA TURBINATAMASCARENA SP.MCNTEZUMA SPECIOSISSIMAPACHIRA INSIGNISPIIAEUtIERIA SPECIOSAPLATYMISCIUI1 STIPU.LAREPRITCHARDIA SP.PTEROCARPUS CAMBODIANASAPINDUS SAPONARIASPATHODEA CAMPANULATASTERCULIA TRAGACANTHAIABEBUIA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA DUNNELL—SMITHIITABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATRIPLARIS AMERICANA

34 PINUS PINASTERPINUS RADIATASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS

35 ACACIA AURICULAEFORMIS

35 ALBIZIA CARIBAEAALBIZIA ZYGIABAUHINIA SP.CALONCOBA ECHINATACALYCOPHYLLUM CANDIDISSIMUMCEIBA PENTANDRAERYTHRINA SENEGALENSISI AGERSTRUEMIA TURBINATAPACHIRA INSIGNISPHYLLOCARPUS SEPTENTRIONAL ISSARACA THAIPINGENSISSTERCULIA TRAGACANTHATABEBUIA CHRYSANTHATIPUANA TIPUTRIPLARIS AMERICANA

36 SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS

37 CARCCA PAPAYACHRYSALIDUCARPUS SP.COSTUS SP.

38 CHRYSALIDOCARPUS SP.SAMANFA SAMANSPATHODEA CAMPANULATA

39 PINUS RADIATA

APHELANORA SP.CASTANOPSIS JAVANICAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAFICUS CAMARINENSISFICUS GLOMERATAFICUS HAE14ATOCARPAFICUS HISPIDAFICUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS MINDORUENSISFICUS NOTAFICUS PLATYPOD4FICUS PSE000PALMAFICUS RUBIGINUSAFICUS SP.FRAXINUS SP.OCHROMA PYRAMIDALEPINUS KESIYAPINUS RADIATAPINUS SP.SEQUOIA SEtIPERVIRENSTHUJA PLICATA

2 ALLAMANDA CATHARTICA

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2 ALNUS NEPALENSISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA6AMBUSA SP.3AMBUSA VULGARISCALLIANDRA SP.CASUARINA MONTANACASUARINA STRICTACEIBA PENTANDRACUPSYNUCARPUS LAEVIGATACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPACUPPESSUS SEMPERVIRENSERIOBOIRVA JAPONItAEUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSISEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS CLOEZIANAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SAL IGNAFRAXINUS AMERICANAFPAXINUS UHDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAHELICONIA SP.HYDNOCARPUS CASTANEAHYDNOCAP PUS KURZI IJACARANDA ACUTIFOLIAJUNIPERUS BERIIUDJANAKUEtP.EUTERIA FORMOSANALAGFRSTROEMIA INDICALEPTOSPERMUM SCUPARIUMI1ARKHAMIA HILDEBR.ANDTIIMELALEUCA QUINQUFNERVIAPIIAEOt4ERIA SPECIOSAPYRACANTHA SR.SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENSTAXODIUM DISTICHUMIHUJA PLICATA


4 CUPRESSUS LUSITANICAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAFICUS CALOPHYLLOIDESFICUS EUGENIOIDESFICUS HENNEANAFJCUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS MINDOROENSISFICUS NOTAFICUS PAYAPAFICUS PLATYPODAFICUS PUBIGINOSAFICUS SP.

4 FICUS ULMIFOLIAFRAXINUS UHDEIJACARANOA ACUTIFOLIASPATHODEA CAMPANULATASPONDIAS MOMB1NSPONDIAS PINNATATAXODIUM DISTICHUMTOONA C1LIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

5 CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA



8 ALNUS NEPALENSISBRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMCASTANEA PUMILACASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIACASUARINA MONTANACASUARINA STR1CTACRYPTOMER1A JAPONICACUPRESSUS MACROCAPPAENTEROLOBIUM CYCLCCARPUMEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS CLOEZIANAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS ROBJSTAEUCALYPTUS SAL IGNAEUCALYPTUS VIMINAIISFICUS HAEMATOCARPAFICUS HENNEANAFICUS MACROPHYLLAFICUS MINDOROENSISFICUS NUTAFICUS PLATYPODAFICUS RUBIGINDSASCINDAPSUS AUREUSSPATHODEA CAMPANULATASPONDIAS MOMBINTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISVITEX PINNATA

9 FICUS RUBIGINOSAMACLURA POMIFFRAPHORMIUM TENAXTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

10 FICUS MACROPHYLLA

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12 CLADIUI ANGUSTIFOLIUMEUCALYPTUS CITIU000RAFICUS HENNEANAFICUS MACROPHYLLA

13 APAUCARIA COLUMNARISFICUS CALOPHYLLOIDESFICUS HAEMATOCARPAFICUS HENNEANAFICUS NOTAFICUS PAYAPAFICUS RUBIGINOSAFICUS ULMIFOLIA


15 EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAGREVILLEA RO8USTAPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS RADIATASEQUOIA SFI4PERVIRENS

16 fICUS AMANTICARPAFICUS CALOPHYLLOIDESFICUS GLOMERATAFICUS HISP1DAFICUS MACRCPHYLLAFICUS MINDOROENSISFJCUS NOTAFICUS PLATYPODAFICUS RU6IGINOSAFICUS SP.

17 EUCALYPTUS SALIGNAFICUS MACROPHYLLAFILMS MINDOROENSISFICUS NOTA


19 EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS

20 PINUS KESIYASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS

21 PINUS KESIYA




24 FICUS RUEIIGINOSAMAHONIA AOUIFOLIUMTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

25 CALOCEDRUS DECUREENSCEDRUS DEODARACUPRESSUS ARIZONICAPINUS. COULTERIPINUS JEFFREYIRHODODENDRON SP.

26 CALOCEDRUS DECURRENSCEDRUS DEODARAPINUS COULTERIPINUS JEFEREYIPINUS PALUSTRIS

27 CALOCEDRUS DECURRENS

28 CUPRESSUS ARIZONICAEUCALYPTUS CITRIODORAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA

30 AILANTHUS ALTISSIHAALNUS NEPALENSISCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACHAMAECYPARIS SP.CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAERI060NUM ARBOaESCENSEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS SAL IGNAFRAXINUS UHDEIHIBISCUS SP.LUPINUS ARBOREUSMAHONIA AQUIFOLIUMPHOENIX SP.PINUS CANARIENSISPINUS KESlYAPINUS PINASTERPINUS PONDEROSAPINUS RADIATAPENUS SP.PINUS STROBUSPINUS TAEDAPINUS TORREYANAPOPULUS SP.PRUNUS SP.PYRUS MALUSQUERCUS LOBATARHODODENDRON SP.RUBUS SP.THUJA PLICATA

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31 MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMYRICA FAYA

32 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLIACECROPIA PELTAIACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAENTERDLO8IUM CYCLOCARPUMEUCALYPTUS DEANE!EUCALYPTUS RO8USTAFICUS NOTAFRAXINUS AMERICANAFRAXINUS UHDEIGREVILLEA ROBUSTAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMELOëHIA UMBELLATATAXODIUM DISTICHUMTECTONA GRANDISTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPAIGONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALCSTRISIANIA LONFERTA


34 ACACIA DECURRENSCASUARINA EQUISErIFOLIACASUARINA GLAUCACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS MACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNA

35 CALLITRIS ENDLICIIER1CRYPTUMERIA JAPONICA

36 ADANSONIA DIGITATAALEURITES FCRDIIALNUS GLUTINOSACASUARINA ANGULARISCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACINCHONA LEDGERIANACINCHONA SP.CINCHONA SUCCIRUBRACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICACUPRESSUS LUSITANICAEUCALYPTUS CITRI000RAEUCALYPTUS DEANEIEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA

36 EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS SAL IGNAEUPHORIA LONGANAEPAXINUS UHDEIGARDENIA BRIGHAMIIGREVILt.EA ROBUSTAJUNIPERUS BERMUDIANALITCHI CHINENSISMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAMETASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROBOIDESP000CARPUS IM8RICATUSRHODODENDRON SR.SWIETENIA MACROPHYLIASYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERATABEBUTA DONNCLL—SMIIHIITERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATRISTANIA CONFERTAULMUS PARVIFLORA

37 PRUNUS SP.

38 EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA

39 EUCALYPTUS SAL IGNA

40 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAALNUS NEPALENSISCINCHONA SUCCIRUBRACUPRESSUS LUSITANICAEUCALYPTUS DEANE!EUCALYPTUS ROBUSIAFUCALYI’IUS SACIGNAFRAXINUS SP.MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIAP000CARPUS POLYSTACHYUSPPUNUS SP.QUERCUS SUBERTERMINALIA MYRIOCARPATRISTANIA CONFERTA

41 EUCALYPTUS VIMINALISOLEA SP.PRUNUS SP.RHAMNUS CALIFORNICA

42 EUCALYPTUS DALRYMPLEANAPINUS PINEAPINUS RADIATAPINUS TAEDASOPHORA CHRYSOPHYLIA

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43- ALNUS GIUTINOSAALNUS RUGOSAARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIACHAENOMELES JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTALLNICERA SP.METASEQUDIA GLYPTOSIROBOIDESPINUS TAEDAPLATANUS OCCIOENTALI$POPULUS SP.PRUNUS SP.PTFRGCARPUS INDICUSPYRACANTHA CRENATI—SERRATAPYRUS MALUSRL-I0000ENDRON SP.SUPHORA NITIDATHUJA SP.

44 ADANSCNtA DIGITATAAGATIIIS VITIENSISAJUGA REPIANSAL[4IZIA ZYGIAALYXIA OLIVAEFORMISA1N[JNA CHERIMOLAANNONA PURPUREAARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIAARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMIIARECA SP.ARTOCARPUS CHAMPEDENBACTRIS GASIPAESBAUHINIA HOOKERIBOUGAINVILLEA SP.BRACHYCIIITON RUPESTRISBRASSAIA ACTINOPHYLLABUCKLANDIA PIIPULNEACALLICARPA AMERICANACALLITRIS COLUMELLARISCALOCARPUtI VIRIDECALOPHYLLUM ANTILLA1UMCASSIA MARGINATACASSIA RENIGERACASUARINA ANGULARISCEORELA SALVADORIENSISCHEIRANTHODENDRON PENTADACTYLONCITRULLUS LANATUSCITRUS 5P.COLUBRINA ASI ATICACOLVLLLEA RACEMOSACONGEA VELUTINACOEDYLINE AUSTRALISCYPIJOMANDRA BETACFADATURA MOLLCS

44 DIOSPYROS SP.DURIO ZIBETHINJSENTANDROPHRAGMA DELVOYIERYTHRINA VAREEGATAEUCALYPTUS PULVERULENTAEUCALYPTUS TORELLIANAEUPHORIA LUNGANAFARFUGIUM JAPONICUMFICUS LYRATAFLINDERSIA BRAYLEYANAFLINDERSIA IFFLAIANAFORTUNELLA CRASSIFOLIAGARCINIA LIVINGSTONEIGARDENIA CARINATAGARDENIA TAIIENSISHARPIJILIA PENDULAHIBISCUS ELATUSHYMENOSPORUM FLAVUMIPOMOEA SP.IXORA SP.JACQUINIA SP.JAPARANDIBA DUBIALATANIA SP. -

LUFFA ACUTANGULAMACADAMIA TERNIFOLIAMACUAN NOVOGUIEFNSISMALPIGHIA COCCIGERAMANDEV(LLA SPLENDENSMANGIFERA INDICAMANGIFERA 000RATAMEL ICOCCUS BIJUGATUSMETASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROBOIDESMETROSIDEROS EXCELSAMETROXYLGN AMICARUMMONTRICHARDIA ARBORESCCNSMORINDA CITRIFJLIAMUSA SP.NERIUM OLEANDEROCHNA SERRULATAOCHROSIA SP.PACHIRA INSIGNISPALAOEA FALCATAPANAX SP.PASSIFLORA EDULISPFLTOPHORUM INERMEPERSEA AMERICANAPHILODENDRON SP.PIMENTA DIOICAPIPER NIGRUMPCLYGONuM SP.PSEUDOBOMBAX ELLIPTICUMROYSTONEA ELATA

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44 RUBUS SP.SCHEECEA EXCELSASCHOTIA TRANVAALENSISSICANA 000RIFEPASOLANUM MACRANTHUMSOLANUM MURICATUMSOLANUM QU1TOENSESTEI4MADENIA GALEOTTIANASIENOCARPUS SERATUSTABEBUIA PENTAPHYLI.ATHEO8RUMA CACAOIHEVETIA THEVETIOIDESTHRYALLIS GLAUCAWASHINGTONIA F1LIFERA

45 AESCULUS CALIFORNICAARGAN1A SPINOSACARPOBROTUS SP.CATIMBIUM SPECIGSUMERIOGONUM ARBORESCENSEUCALYPTUS VIMINALISHELIANTHUS ANNUUSLUPINUS ARCIOREUSPINUS TORREYANAPRUNUS SP.PYPUS MALUSVACCINIUM RETICULATUIIYUCCA BREVIFOLIA

46 ALBIZIA CARIBAEAASPIDISTRA ELATIORBAUHINIA SP.CAL.ONCOBA ECHINATACALYCOPHYLLUM CANDIDISSIMUMCASSLA EXCELSA VAR ANGUSTIFOIIACASSIA RENIGERADENDROCALAMUS GIGANTEUSGARDENIA CARINATAGARDENIA REMYIGARDENIA TAITENSISJAPARANDIBA OUBIAPAt’OANUS SP.PHYLLOCARPUS SEPTENTRIONALISSCHIZOCASIA PORIFISTERCULIA TRAGACANTHASWIETENIA MACROPHYLLATRIPLARIS AMERICANA

47 EUCALYPTtJS SALIGNAFRAXINUS SP.

ACAC.IA AURICUIAEFORMISACACIA CONFUSAACACIA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAACACIA KOALAACOELORRAPHE WRIGHTIIADANSONIA DIGITATAAESCULUS CALIFORNICAAFRAMOMUM MALEQUETAAGATHIS ROBUSTAAIPHANES CARYOTAEFOLIAALBIZIA CARI8AEAALBIZIA FALCAT4RIAALBIZIA JULI8RISSINALBIZIA LEBBEKt)IOESALBIZIA ZYGIAALEURITES MOLUCCANAALYXIA OLIVAEEORMISANTIDESMA PLATYPHYLLUMARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIAARAUCARIA BIDWIILI!ARAUCARIA HUNSTEINIIARENGA SP.8AUHINIA ilOt)KERIBAUHINIA PETERSONIABAUHINIA RUFESCENSBAUHINIA SP.BIDENS SP.BOUGAINVILLEA SP.BRACHYCHITON ACER IFOL lUllBRACHYCHITON HORSFIELDIIBRACHYCHITUN RUPESTRISBREXIA MADAGASCARIENSISBRIDELIA GLAUCABRONNEA MACROPHYLLABUTEA FRONDOSACALLICARPA AMERICANACAIOPHYLLUM ANTILLARUMCASSIA FISTULA XJAVANICACASSIA GAUDICHAUDICASSIA MARGINATACASTANOSPERMUM AUSIRALECASUARINA OLIG000NCECROPIA PELTATACHAMAEDOREA SP.CHARPENTIERA OBOVATACHEIRANTHODENDRON PENTADACTYLONCHORISIA SPECIOSACITRULLOS LANATUSCLAOXYLON SANDWICENSECLERODENORON UGANDENSFCOLENSOA PHYSALOIDESCOLUBRINA ‘OPPOSITIFOLIA

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48 COPAIVA OFFICINALIS HAWAII ‘8 LAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSACUP.DIA AILI000RA LIPPIA NGD1FLORACORDIA SUBCDRDATA LCNICERA SR.CORDYLINE TFRM[NALIS LUPINUS ARBOREUSCYPHOMANDRA BETACEA MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUMDELONIX REGIA MALPIGHIA COCCIGERADESMONCfrIUS QUASILARIUS MANGIFERA INDICADILLENIA INDICA METASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROBOIDESDRALAENA DRACO MEZONFURON KAVAIENSEENTANDROPHRAGMA DELVOYI MILLETTIA CAFERAERYIHkINA SR. MONSIERA DELICIOSAEUCALYPTUS ASTRINGENS MONTEZUMA SPECIOSISSIMAEUCALYPTUS CLOEZIANA MtJSA SR.EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA NOTHOCESTRUM SR.EUCALYPJUS ERYTHRONEMA OCHROSIA SP.EUCALYPTUS FICIFOLIA OMPHALEA DIANDRAEUCALYPTUS JNCRASSATA V.ANGULOSA OSMANTHU5 SANDWICENSISEUCALYPTUS ROSSII OSTEOMELES ANTHYLLIDIFULIAEUCALYPTUS TORELLIANA PACHIRA INSIGNISEUCALYPTUS TORQUATA PIIILODFNDRON SR.EUPhORI3IA CELASTROTOES VAR CORIFOLIA PHYLIOCARPUS SEPIENTRIONALISEUTERPE EDULIS PINUS TORREYANAFICUS CAPENSIS PIPER METHYSTICUMFICUS PARCELLII PIPER NIGRUMFICUS SYCOMORUS PISONIA BRUNONIANAFLINDERSIA BRAYLEYANA PITTOSPORUM SR.FLINDERSIA IFFLAIANA PLANCHONELLA SANDWICENSISFRAXINUS UHDEI PLUMERIA SR.GA1CINIA LIVINGSTONEI P000CARPUS GRACILIORGARDENIA AUGUSTA POUTERIA CAMPECHIANAGARDENIA 8RIGHAMII PRITCHARDIA SP.GARDENIA CAR1NATA PSEUDOMORUS SANDWICENSISGARDENIA REMYI PTYCHOSPERtIA NICOLAIGAUSSIA ATTENUATA RAUVOLFIA SANDWLCENSISGINKGO ILO8A RHUS TAITENSISGOSSYPIUM SANDVICENSE RUBUS SR.HEDYCHIUM CURONARIUM SANDORICUM KUETJAPEIIELICONIA SP. SANTALUM SR.HII3ISCADELPHUS HUALAIAIENSIS SAPINDUS SAPQNARIAHIBISCUS ELATUS SCAEVOI.A SR.HIBISCUS ROSA—SINENSIS SCINDAPSUS AUREUSHYMFNAEA COURBARIL StOEROXYLON NORAEIDESIA POLYCARPA SOLANUM AVICULAREJACARANL)A ACUTIFOLIA SflLANUM MACRANTHUMJACQUINIA SR. SOLANUI1 QUITOENSEJAPARANDIBA DUBIA STENOCARPUS SERATUSKHAYA NYASICA STERCULIA IRAGACANTHAKIGELIA AFRICANA TABEBUIA CHRYSANTHAKLEINHOVIA HOSPITA TADEBUIA DONNELL—SMITHIIKOKIA SP. TABE[IIJIA PENTAPHYLLALAGFRSTPOEMIA INDICA TECTONA GRANDISLAGFRSTFOEMIA SPECIOSA TETRAPLASANDRA SR.

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48 TETRAPLASANDRA SP.THEO8ROMA CACAOTHRINAX PARVIFIURATIJNGATABU 9530TREHA ORIENTALISIRIPLARIS AMERiCANAULIUS PARVIFLCJRAVACCHIIUM RETICULATUMh.ASHINGIONIA FILIFERAXNTHORF.HOEA AR8OREAXYLOSMA SP.

49 EUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSEUC ALY PlUSEUCAL V PIUSEUCALYPTUSEUCALYPTUSOLEA SP.PICEA SITCHENSISPINUS CANARIENSISPINUS ELLIDITIIPINUS NIGRAPINUS PATJLAPINUS PINEAPINUS PONDEROSAPINUS PADIATAPINUS Sr.PINUS STRUBUSPINUS TAEDAQUERCUS SUBERTHUJA Pt ICATAWIKSTROEMIA SP.

50 ACER SP.CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACOPRUSMA SP.CORNUS FLORIDACURYLUS SP.FRAXINUS SP.ILEX SP.JUGLANS SP.JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANAPICEA PUNGENSPINUS Sp.PRUNUS SP.


HAWAII 50 PSEUDOTSUGA MENZI[SIIQUERCUS MUEHLENBERGIIQUERCUS SURERSANTALUM SP.THUJA PLICATA

51 ADANSONIA DIGITATAALBIZIA JULIBRISSINALBIZIA ZYGIAAPHANAMIXlS ROHITUKAARTOCARPUS ALTILISBRACHYCH1TON ACERIFOLIUMBUCKLANDIA POPULNEACASTANOSPERMUM AUSTRALECHORISIA SPECIOSACOPAIVA OFFICTNALISENTANDROPHRAGMA DEIVOYtEkYTHRINA CONSTANTIANAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAFICUS SP.FRAXINUS UHDEIKHAYA NYASICAKIGEL(t& AFRICANAKOE1RFUTERIA FORMOSANALAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSAMONTEZUMA SPECIOSISSIMAPTEROCARPUS ANGOLENS ISRHUS TAITENSISSAPINDUS SAPONARIASTERCULIA TRAGACANTHA

52 ARIES GRANDISARIES PROCERAACACIA LONGIFOLIAACACIA SALIGNAAGATHIS VITIENSLSARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIAARAUCARIA FIEIEROPHYLLAARAUCARIA HUNSTEINIICALLITRIS RHOMBOIDEACEORELA £DURATACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACRYPTOMERIA JAPONICAEUCALYPTUS ACMENIOIOESEUCALYPTUS ALBAEUCALYPTUS ANDREWSIIEUCALYPTUS BOTRYOLDESEUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLAEUCALYPTUS CLADUCALYXEUCALYPTUS CLOEZIANAEUCALYPTUS CORNUTAEUCALYPTUS DEANEI

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52 EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS GLOBOIDEAEUCALYPTUS LARGIFLORENSEUCALYPTUS LONGIFOLIAEUCALYPTUS MACULATAEUCALYPTUS MELLI000RAEUCALYPTUS NITENSEUCALYPTUS PULVERULENTAEUCALYPTUS PUNCTATAEUCALYPTUS RESINIFERAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAEUCALYPTUS TORELLIANAFLINDERSIA BRAYLEYANAFRAXINUS Ui-If)EIJACARANDA ACUIIFOLCAKHAY4 NYASICAPELIOPHURUM INERMEPICEA SITCHENSISPINUS AYACAHUITEPINUS CANARIENSISPINUS CARI8AEAPINtJS ECHINATAPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS GLABRAPINUS MICHOACANA VAR CORNUTAPINUS OCCIDENTALISPINUS OOCARPAPINUS PINEAPINUS SEROTINAP1NUS IABULAEFORMISPINUS TAEDAPSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESIISAMANEA SAMANSWIETENIA MAHAGONITHEOkROMA CACAOTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

53 EUCALYPTUS DEANELEUCALYPtUS SALIGNAEUCALYPTUS VIMINALISPINUS ECHINATAPINUS ELLIOTIIPINUS GLABRAPINUS PATULAPtNUS PINASTERPINUS PtNEAPINUS SEROTINA

54 CINUCARPUS SP.GARDENIA TAITENSIS

HAkAII 55 CASUARINA ANGULARISFICUS BUNPIANDIANAFICUS COTINIFDL1AFICUS GNAPHALOCARPAFICUS PADIFOLIAHIBISCUS IILIACEUS

56 EUCALYPTUS SAL1GNAEUCALYPTUS VIMINALISPINUS CANARIENSISPINUS PATULAPINUS PINASTERPINUS RADIATARHODODENDRON SP.

57 EUCALYPTUS VIMINALISLUPINUS ARBOREU5PHOENIX SP.PINUS RADIATAPINUS TAEDAQUERCUS SUBERIHUJA PLICATAWIKSTROEMIA SP.

61 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAGARDENIA REMYI

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58 CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANAPINUS CANARIENSISPINUS ELLIDITIIPINUS TAEDARHODODENDRON SP.

59 GARDENIA BRIGHAMIIJACARANDA ACUTIFULIA

60 ALBIZIA FALCATARIAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNA

62 ALBIZIA FALCATARIALONICERA SP.

63 EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA

64 ABELIAACACIAACACIAACACIAA DAN SONAGATHISAGATHI SALBI ZIA

GRAND I FLORAAURCCULAEFORMISDECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAC I ONE RO SAIA DIGITATA

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64 AIL3IZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA JULI8RISSINALBIZIA LEBBEKUIDESAt EUP lIES MOLUCCANAALUCASIA MACRORRHIZAANGIOPTERUS EVECTAANNONA GLAIIRAANNONA PURPUREAAIJTHURJUM DIGITATUMAIITIDESMA PLATYPHYLLUMARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOI.IABAUHINIA HOOKERIBAUHINIA MALABARICABAUHINIA SP.k3EGONIA SP.BELDPERONE GUITATABRACHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUMBRACHYCHITON POPULNEUMBPACHYCHITON RUPESTRI SBRIDELIA RETUSABUCKLANDIA POPULNEACALCNCOBA ECH1NATACALOPHYLLUM ANTILLARUMCALPURNIA AUREACAMEILIA SINENSISCASTANOSPERMUM AUSTRALECATIMB1U11 SPEC 1OSUMCECRUPIA PELTATACHE1RANTHUDEN[)RGN PENTADACIYLONCC ERODENDRON UGANDENSECOLENSOA PHYSALOIDESCCNGEA VELUTINACCPAIVA OFFICINALISCDfDIA ALLI000RACORDIA DICHOSTOMACP.ESCENTIA CUJETEDILLENIA INDICAOPACAENA DRACODURANTA REPENSERYTHRINA CONSTANTIANAEUCALYPTUS ASTRINGENSEUCALYPTUS INCRASSATA V.ANGULOSAEUCALYPTUS MCCROCARPAEUCALYPTUS PULVERULENTAEUCALYPTUS TORELLIANAEUCALYPTUS TORQUATAFAGRAEA BERTERIANAFICUS CAPENSISFICUS PSEUDOPALMAF1CUS SYCOMORUSFtINDERSIA BRAYLFYANAEt.INDERSIA IFFLAIANA

64 GARCINIA LIVINGSTOt1EIHEDERA CANARIENSISHELICONIA SP.IIDLMSKIOLDIA SANQUINEAHYMENOSPORUM FLAVUMKHAYA NYASICAKIGELIA AFRICANAKOELREIJIFRIA FORMOSANALATANIA SP.LIPPIA NODIFLORALONICERA SP.MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUMMARKHAMIA HLLDEBRANDTIIMONSTERA DELICIOSAMONTEZUMA SPECIOSISSIMAtIUSA SP.OCHROSIA SP.PACHIRA INSIGNISP000CARPUS GRACILIORP000CARPUS IMBRICATUSPOUTERIA CAMPECHIANAPRUNUS SP.PHUS TA!TLNSISSALMALIA MALABARICASAXIFRAGA SP.SOLANUM INCOMPLETUMSTERCUIIA TRAGACANTHASTRELITZIA AUGUSTATABEBUIA CHRYSANTHATABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLATABEBUIA SERRATIFOLIATERMINALIA GLABRATETRAPLASANDRA SP.THFUBROMA CACAOTIBOUCHINA MULTIFLURATRIPLARIS AMERICANAVACCINIUM RETICULATUMXYLOSMA SP.

65 ACACIA KOALACALIITRIS ENDLICHERIDRACAFNA ORACOGOSSYPIUM SANDVICENSEPINUS CANARIENSISPIPER METHYSTICUMTETRAPLASANDRA SP.

66 ACACIA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATAALBIZIA FALCATARIAALBIZIA JULIBRISSINALPINIA PURPURATABAUHINIA HOOKERI


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66 BAUHINIA SR.CALOPHYLLUM ANTILLARUMCASUARINA SR.Cf]RDIA ABYSSINICAMONTEZUMA SPECIOSISSIMAPACIICRA INSIGNISTABEBUIA CHRYSANTIIA

67 CUPPESSUS ARIZONICACUPRESSUS NACROCARPAEUCALYPTUS RORUSTAEUCALYPTUS SAL IGNAEUCALYPTUS VIMINALISERAXINUS UHDEITAXODIUM MUCRONATUM

AGATHIS VITIENSISALBIZIA CARII3AEAALBIZIA LEBBEKOIDESbAUHINJA SR.CALUNCUBA ECHINATACALYCOPI-IYLLUM CANOIDISSIMUMCASSIA EXCELSA VAR ANCUSTIFOLIACASSIA MARGINATACASSIA PENIGERACITRULLUS LANATUSCOCOS SR.NETROSIDEROS EXCELSASOLANUM NIGRUMSULANUM QUITOENSETECTONA GRANOISTCNGATABU 9!3O

CRYPIL1MERIA JAPGNICAPINUS TAEDA

70 FRAXINUS UHDEI

71 FRAXINUS PENNSYLVANICAERAXINUS UHOEI

72 CALOPHYLLUM BRASILIENSECARPOBROTUS SR.CASUARINA OLI6000NCASUARINA PAPUANACOLENSOA PHYSALOIDESCYANEA BRYANIICYANEA HORRIDALUFFA ACUTANGULAMACPIGHIA COCCIGERAMETROSLUEROS CCLLINAPIPER NIGRUM

73 ABIES GRANDCSARIES PROCERAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUcALYPrUS SALCGNAPICEA SITCHENSISPINUS ELLIOTTIIPINUS RADIATAPSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESIlTOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

74 EUCALYPTUS DALRYMPLEANAEUCALYPTUS PAUCIFIORAEUCALYPTUS REGNANS

ACKAMA PANICULATAARAUCARIA HUNSTEINIICALLITRIS COLUMEIL4RISCALLITRIS ENDLICHERICALLITRIS MACLEAYANACASIANOSPERMUM AUSTRALECASUARINA CRISTATACASUARINA CUNNINGHAM1ANACASUARINA LITTORALISCASUARINA MONTANACASUARINA NODIFIORACASUARINA ULIG000NCASUARINA PAPUANACEDRELA UDORATAEUCALYPTUS AMYGDAL INAFUCALYPTUS COCCIFFRAEUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTAEUCALYPTUS FASTIGATAEUCALYPTUS GLOBOIDEAEUCALYPTUS GRANDISEUCALYPTUS GUILFOYLEIEUCALYPTUS PFLLITAEUCALYPTUS PRUPINQUAEUCALYPTUS PUNCTATAEUCALYPTUS RADIATAEUCALYPTUS RURERTSONIIEUCALYPTUS ROBUSTAEUCALYPTUS RUBIDAFLINDERSIA BRAYLFYANAFLINDERSIA IFFLAJANAHIBISCUS ELATUSPINUS ELLIOTTILPINUS MICHOACANA VAR CORNUTAPINUS PALUSIRIS

HAWAII 72 PIPER NIGRUMSICANA ODOR! FERATIBOUCHINA GRANULOSA

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75 PINUS PINEAPIJUS TAEOASETENIA ?4ACROPHYIIATECIONA GRANDISTU(JNA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALISTRISTANIA CONFERTA

76 F1AXINUS UhDEI.TOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

77 ALNUS NEPALENSISARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLACE)RELA 000RATACHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANACUPRESSUS LUS1TANICAEUCALYPTUS ROBUSIAEUCALYPTUS SALIGNAFLINDERSIA 8RAYLEYANAFRAXINUS UHDEIMETASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROI3OIDESPINUS AYACAHUITEPINUS CAN4RIENSISPINUS ECHINATAPINUS GLABRAPINUS MONTEZUMAF VAR RUDISPINUS PONDEROSAPINUS RADIAT4PINUS SIROEUSPINUS TAEDASEQUOIA SEtIPERVIRENSTHUJA PLICATATOONA CILI4IA VAR AUSTRALIS


TREMA ORIENTAL 1578 CALIITRIS ENDLICHERI70 FLINDERSIA BRAYLEYANA

FLINDERSIA IFFLAIANAFRAXINUS UHOETtIEIASEQUO1A GLYPTOSTROBOIDESPINUS TAEDATOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS

80 FRAXINUS UHDEI

81 CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA

82 PINUS CANARIENSISPINUS CARI[AEAPINUS ECHINATAPINUS ELLIOTIIIPINUS GLA6RA

82 PINUS KESIYAPINUS OOCARPAPINUS PALUSTRISPINUS PATULAPINUS PINASTERPINUS RADIATAPINUS SEROTINAPINUS TAEDASEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS

113 YUCCA BREVIFULIA

ISLANI) LOCATION SPECIES

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ABEL IA GRANDIFLORA REHO. ABELIAVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUtTAL3ILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HIlO 64 1952 22

$TATE TOTAL 2

ABIES AMABILIS DOUGLAS EX FORBES PACIFIC SILVER FIRTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HAWAII HGNUAUIA 0 1.932 2424

STATE TOTAL 24

ABIES CONCOLOR CGORDON)HILOEBRAND COLORADO WHITE FIRV

TREE SOURCE: OALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POOR V

WOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HAWAII HONUAULA 0 1.932 24MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1933 45

69

STATE TOTAL 69V

ABIES GRANDIS LINDLEY GRAND FIRTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


V FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HGLUALOA 73 1956 53HONUAUIA 0 1932 24MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1933 68WAIAKEA 52 1956 3

148

STATE TOTAL —— 148PAGE C

ABIES PROCERA REHDER NOBLE FIRSYN: A. NOBILIS TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HOIUALOA 73 1956 45

HONUAULA 0 1932 21MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1933 56WAIAKEA 52 1956 1

52 1956 3126

STATE TOTAL 126 —

ABUTILON EREMITOPETALUM CAUM HIDDEN—PETAlED ABUTILONSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 65 1933 6

6

STATE TOTAL 6ABUTILON MENZIESII SEEM. KO’OLOA’UIA

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOS)D QUALITY — UNKNOWN


4

STATE TOTAL 4ACACIA ANEURA F.MUEIL MULGA ACACIA

TREE SOURCE: 51. JDHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR


PAGE 2

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0MW HONOLULU 65 1932 1679 1939 34

HONOULIULI 0 1931 225MOKULEIA 0 1939 50

425MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 1,150

0 1936 2450 194? 5

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 650 1933 116

I ,581

STATE TOTAL 2,006

ACACIA AURICULAEFORMIS A.CUNN.EX.BENTH. EARPOD ACACIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 235 1956 1

3HAkAII HILO 64 1954 2

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 248 1955 2

6

STATE TOTAL 9

ACACIA BAILEVANA F.MUELL BAILEY ACACIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


MAUI WAIl-iOU SPRING 0 1932 44

STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE 3

ACACIA CATECHU WILID. CUTCH TREESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1926 413413

OAHU EWA 58 1929 25HONOLULU 15 1946 175HONOULIULI 0 1927 989IUAIUALEI 27 1920 127NAtAKU1I 8 1920 247WAIANAE 0 1932 24

1,587HAWAII MALAMA—KI 0 1927 40

40

STATE TOTAL 2,040

ACACIA CHORIOPHYLLA BENTH.TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU HONOLULU 103 1954 1212

STATE TOTAL 12

ACAC1A CONFUSA MERR. FORMOSAN KOATREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


KAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6IIHUE—KOLOA . 0 1932 15

.0 1937 1,3469 1928 1259 1930. 16

10 1931 28914 1948 850

MOLOAA 0 1931 24NA PAL 1—KONA 0 1939 7,463NONOU 0 1930 150PUU KA PELE 0 1940 2,871

PAGE 4

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OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1938 15,17193 1951 894 1951 10

KAHUKU 0 1930 3,1080 1931 3900 1938 1,943

57 t929 576KAWAILOA 99 1953 189KULIOUOU 0 L934 285MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1936 2,170MOKULEIA 112 1956 425PUPUKEA 0 1936 8,707ROUND TOP 0 1948 787

• 0 [949 9800 1949 50

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 2,1600 1938 4,318

WAIANAE 0 1929 620 L930 5920 1931 4910 [932 50

WAIMANALO 0 1936 25,764184,049

MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 0 1936 9340 1938 2,7351 1937 4,3831 1939 3377 1952 3008 1952 6628 1953 1188 1954 400

10 1953 57610,445

MAUI KIIOLAU 0 1931 100 1935 20,8190 1936 3,4320 1936 28,9440 1937 4,3090 1937 22,1910 1938 50 1941 88

16 1949 1,255MAKAWAO 0 1929 108

0 1931 70 1936 1,5850 1937 2,9800 1937 6

WAIKOU SPRING 0 1930 55WEST MAUI 12 1946 60

12 1949 58486,438

HAWAII HILO 0 1925 47

PAGE 6

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HAWAII HILO 0 1930 517KAU 0 1944 150

0 1945 19)(OHALA 0 1943 6PANAEWA 0 1936 34SOUTH KONA 48 1951 100

873

STATE TOTAL 295.448

ACACIA DECURRENS (WENDLJWILLD. BLACK (GREEN) WATTLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1927 17960 1931 92

HONOUIIULI 0 1928 5000 1929 5980 1930 186

MOKULEIA 0 1939 24,403ROUND TOP 0 1927 50

26,008MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 6 1950 60

60MAUI KULA 0 1930 100

0 1931 54O 1932 320 1934 80 1938 15,3160 1939 12,1440 1940 4,518

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 50o 1931 5000 • 1932 495O 1932 4,0110 1933 700O 1934 500

V 0 1936 80V 38,508

HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 2210 1929 V 76

V 34 1931 143V 440

STATE TOTAL 65,016

PAGE 7

ACACIA DECURRENS VAR. DEALBATA (WENDLJWILLD. SILVER WATTLETREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND V

KAUAI KEALIA 0 1934 ö36o 1935 80

LIHUE—KOLDA 0 1932 ZOoo 1933 2,6750 1934 3,0170 1935 55 V

0 1937 442 V

9 1928 too10 1931 160

V MOLOAA 0 1934 1,400NA PAL 1—KONA

V 0 1929 63 V

0 1934 6060 1937 6,0200 1938 1566 1928 135

V NONOU 0 1935 4,6410 1937 1,893

PUU KA PELE 0 1937 16623, 117

OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1929 320o 1930 96

V 55 1927 400 V

V MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1932 2950 1933 121

V

NANAKULI 0 1932 20WAIANAE 0 1932 97

V 1,349 V

HAWAII 1-1110 64 1953MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20 V

66 1953 1SOUTH KONA 48 1954 1

23

STATE TOTAL 24,489

ACACIA ELATA A.CUNN.EX.BENTH. CEDAR ACACIA• TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — fAIRV

WOOD QUALITY — GOODV

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALVISLAND RESERVE V LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOUL lUll 0 1929 105105

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1947 22

STATE TOTAL — 107 —V

PAGE 8

C V • 0 0

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ACACIA GLOMEROSA BENTH.TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUCTABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 2

ACACIA KOA GRAY KOATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


KAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 10,837KEA1IA 0 1928 837

O 1929 1860 1934 365O 1936 7,310O 1937 7,668

LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 2,5290 1933- 4,282o 1934 13,8450 1935 6220 1936 756O 1937 4009 1928 6349 1929 2,325

10 1927 641V 10 1927 2,364

10 1928 1,50210 1931 3,279

MOLOAA 0 1929 150NA PALI—KONA . 0 1.929 664

0 1930 350 1933 1,5900 - 1934 4o0

V

0 1936 24,6010 1937 16,5390 1938 17,6650 1939 17,0518 1927 1,2768 1928 1,113

NONQU 0 1928 7200 1929 3340 1930 5,308O 1934 . 11.591

PAGE 9

ACACIA KOA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUM6ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI NONOU 0 1937 581PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1921 236

4 1922 44 1922 232

PUU KA PEIE 0 1936 51,224o 1937 6,31?o 1938 2,552o 1939 4,146

21 1956 194PUU KA PELE PARK 0 1934 15,921

o 1935 42,878283,764OAHU 34 1922 37

EWA 0 1938 1,25011 1923 30011 1923 30011 1924 99311 .1924 1,77611 1924 78311 1925 20011 1926 2,62011 1927 1,555H 1928 2,33211 1935 4,32511 1936 25,96052 1936 1,60058 1929 4758 1939 1,510

HONOLULU 0 1922 3000 1922 355o 1922 2780 1927 7,209o 1929 5,1950 1930 6,7600 1930 1040 1931 4,542:O 1936 4.2753 1915 6,8503 1917 1,3183 1918 2,9483 1919 3,3763 1920 2,2603 1921 2,6693 1922 2,3923 1922 2503 1923 1,6283 1924 1953 1924 1953 1925 2,8603 1926 8553 1927 14

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FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDOAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1926 1,1000 1928 2,349

0 1933 750 1935 4,615

31 1921 15031 1922 48037 1922 77037 1922 41037 1922 1,235

WAIANAE 0 1930 1500 1932 50

WAIMANALO 0 1936 10,8750 1937 1,204

69 1937 500387,998MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1936 4,410

0 1937 301 1937 1,475

5,915MAUI FfANA 0 1930 46KOOIAU 0 1931 240

0 1932 40 1933 590 1934 26,8820 1935 67,740

VV 0 [936 8,648V

V 0 1936 2,2280 1936. 99,999

• 0 [936 13,732 VV 0 1937 119 V

0 1937 49,290V

0 1937 24,692V0 1938 43,428

VV

V0 1939 41,541 V

VV

V

0 1940 31,164Vo 1941 12,204

0 1947 25 •

V

6 1930 463V VV

V V

V

V

6 1948 45V

:.

8 1929 147• V11 1946 57 V

VKULA 0 1927 113 V

VV

0 1928 3,720 V V

.0 1929 1,427 V

0 1939 1490 1940 1,814MAKAWAO 0 1926 212 V

0 1929 158V 0 1932 184 V V

0 1935 3,719VV • 0 1936 6.412

V

V

V

V V

PAGE 13 ••V

ACACIA KCA CCCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI MAKAWAO 0 1936 1,103

O 1937 6,638O 1941 859

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 2,426o 1929 859o 1930 2,642o 1931 2,227O 1932 .102O 1933 279o 1936 953o 1941 IC

458,820HAWAII NAtAWALE 0 1945 24OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1936 143

.167

STATE TOTAL 1,136,664ACACIA KOAlA HBD. KOAlA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED. BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 77

NA PALI—KONA 0 1933 243NONQU 0 1930 1,511

1,831HAWAII KOHALA 65 1954 12:SOUTH KONA 0 1934 10

48 1954 165 1952 18

41

STATE TOTAL 1,872ACACIA LONGIFOLIA WIILD. . SYDNEY ACACLA

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE . LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY I$LANDOAHU HONOLULU 0 1929 180

180HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1959 10

PAGE 14

C *. . . .0

o 0...

ACACIA LONGIFOLIA (CON’T)


HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1959 2636

STATE TOTAL .216

ACACIA MELANOXYLON R.BR. BLACKW000 ACACIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOPEST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI KEALCA 0 1934 700LIHUE—KOLGA 0 1932 117

O 1934 1,800MOLOAA 0 1934 462NA PALI—KCNA 0 1931 225

O 1933 127:0 1934 1,500O 1937 1,739o 1938 4458 1928 200

PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1919 100PUU KA PELE 0 1936 2,567

0 1937 23PUU KA PELE PARK 0 1935 170

• 10,175OAHU EWA 11 1926 380

HONOLULU. 0 1930 1,233

HONOULIULI. 0 1930 150

ROUND TOP 0 1949 72WAIAHOLE 0 1930 75

1,910MAUI KOOLAU 15 1951 2,520

16 1948 215KULA . 0 1932 325

O 1933 1020 1934 205O 1936 462O 1936 136

MAKAWAO 0 1932 1,000WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 47

0 1934 106WEST MAUI 12 1947 25

5,143

STATE TOTAL 17,228

PAGE 15

ACACIA NILOTICA C1.)DEIILE BABUL ACACIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIROOO QUALITY — FAIR

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


OAHU EWA 52 1929 1058 1929 335

HONOLULU 60 1931 134LUALUAIEI 26 1918 228MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1932 30NANAKULI 0 1932 15WAIANAE 0 1932 480

1,232MOLOKAI MULOKAI 10 1953 204

204

STATE TOTAL 1,638

ACACIA PENDULA A.CUNN.EX.G.OGN WEEPING MYALLTREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962



OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1931 3434

STATE TOTAL 34

ACACIA PLANIFORMISTREE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI NA PALI—KCNA 0 1936 93NONOU 0 1934 154

247

STATE TOTAL 247

PAGE 16

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o P

ACACIA PROMINENS A.CUNN. GOLDEN RAIN WATTLETREE SOURCE: MENNINGER. 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1947 22

STATE TOTAL 2

ACACIA PYCNANTHA BENTH. GOLDEN WATTLETREE SOURCE; MENNINGER, 1962



MAUI WAIHCU SPRING 0 1932 44

STATE TOTAL, 4

ACACIA RET INOIDES SCHLECHT WIRIIDATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973




STATE TOTAL — 50

ACACIA SALIGNA WENDI. GDLDWREATH ACACIATREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


OAHU ROUND TOP 0 1949 1515

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 2590 1947 2


10

STATE TOTAL — 286PAGE 17

ACACIA SP.


FCREST • YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 11 1928 3011 1928 30

60MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 3

3

STATE TOTAL 63

ACER NEGUNDO PAX. BOX EIDERTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



HAWAII HILO 0 1926 1*80 1930 254

302

STATE TOTAL 302

ACER PALMATUM THUNB. JAPANESE MAPLETREE SOURCE: KRIBS, 1959

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


HAWAII MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1932 2OLAA 0 1931 23

27

STATE TOTAL 27 —

ACER RUBRUM (TOURN.)L. RED MAPLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST - YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 2929

STATE TOTAL —— 29PAGE 18

0

0 0 01

ACER SP. (TOURN.)L. MAPLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWACI MAUNA IDA 50 1950 33

STATE TOTAL 3

ACKAMA PANICULATA C.T.WHITE ROSE LEAF MARARATREE SOURCE: FRANCIS, 1951




STATE TOTAL, 89

ACOELORRAPHE WRIGHTII H.WENOL. SILVERSAW PALMETTOPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1953 248 1954 1

3

STATE TOTAL 3

ACROCARPUS FRAXINIFOLIUS WIGHT EX.ARN.E..MENN. PINK—CEDARTREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWACI — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1931 282HONOULIULI 0 1931 30

312

STATE TOTAL 312

PAGE 19

ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS PLANCH. CHINESE GOOSEBERRYSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1940 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2ADANSONIA DIGITATA L. BAOBAB (BOTTLE TREE)

TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU EWA 58 1929 25

HONOLULU 0 1955 214 1952 214 1960 260 1931 140

MOKULEIA 88 1955 3174HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1950 3

HILO 64 1954 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1951 2

48 1953 244 1951 1V

V 44 1953 214

V

V

STATE TOTAL 188VADENANTHERA PAVONENA L. SANDAL BEADTREE V

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — 6000V WOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUM8ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 40V

40OAHU EWA 58 1929 125HONOLULU 14 1923 2HONOUL lULl V 0 1927 20

0 1929 68KULIOUOU 0 1934 1,000ROUND TOP 0 1923 8

V PAGE 20

0 0 0

o

ADENANTHERA PAVONINA CCON’T)

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSLAND

DAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1919 27o 1921 3 V

29 1919 2731 1921 3

1,283MOLOKAI MOLOKAL 1 1955 2

2MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 66

o 1947 571

V STATE TOTAL 1,396 —

AEGLE MARMELOSA (L.)CORREA BAELFRUITV TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965



OAHU HGtOLULU 64 193212

STATE TOTAL 12

AESCULUS CALIFORNICA NUTT CALIFORNIA BUCKEYETREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968


V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALV

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 43 1951 2MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 45 1951 3SOUTH KONA 48 1951 2

7

STATE TOTAL VV 7

AFRAMOMUM MALEQUETAHERB V



HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1960 6V 6

STATE TOTAL 6PAGE 21

AEZELIA QUANZENSIS WEIW. POD MAHOGANYSYN; A. QUANZENIS TREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED : PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 14 1960 1

I

STATE TOTAL CAGATHIS AUSTRALIS tD.DON)SALISBURY NEW ZEALAND KAURI

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON. 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDDAHU HONOLULU 43 1924 24

WAIAHOLE 0 1920 6400 1921 140

31 1921 50854

STATE TOTAL 854AGATHIS ROBUSTA CC.MOORE) F.M.BAILEY AUSTRALIAN KAURI

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


HONOLULU 0 1929 1KULIOUOU 0 1921 4WAIAFIOLE 31 1921 140

155MAUI KOOLAU 25 [954 1KUIA 1 [921 2WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 2

5HAWAII HILO 64 1956 164 1958 2

PANAEWA 0 1936 67SOUTH KONA 48 1958 1

71

STATE TOTAL 231 —

PAGE 22

0 .0 0

‘-I

0 0

AGATHIS SP. SALISB. KAURITREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU LUALUALEI 29 1920 550V 550

STATE TOTAL 550

AGATHIS VITIENSIS tSEEMANN) DRAKE FIJIAN KAURITREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL V

V

V

•V

V

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDV

VV

V

KAUAI LCHUE—KOLOA 13 1954 33V

V

33V

V

V

OAHU HONOLULU 14 1952 297 1953 66 V

V

HONOULIULI 93 1951 7 V

V V

94 1951 8 V

V

V

83HAWAII HILO 64 1954 1 V

MAIAMA—KI 68 1952 6 V

WACAKEA 52 1952 88 V V

V

V

V

V 52 1952 20 V

52 1952 360 V

44 1951 2477

V

STATE TOTAL 593

AGAVE AMERICANA L. CENTURY PLANT V

V

HERB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973V

VV

VV

V

V V

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNV

VV

V

V

WOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWNV

V

V

V

V


V

V

V

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND V

V

V

V

V

V

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1941 1,600 I

1,600V

V

V

STATE TOrAL C,600V

PAGE 23 V

VV

V

AILANTHUS ALTISSIMA CMILL.)SWINGLE TREE OF HEAVENSYN: A. GLANOULOSA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCI%OULIULI 0 1931 1,350

1,350HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 73

HILO 0 1925 1300 1930 31

30 1924 150390

STATE TOTAL 1,740AIPHANES CARYOTAEFOIIA (HBK)H.WENDI. COYURE PALM

PALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1953 22

STATE TOTAL 2

AJUGA REPTANS C. BUGLE WEEDHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII 44 1957 4

4

STATE TOTAL 4ALBIZIA ACLE tBLANCO)MERR. ACLE



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlAND


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0 0 .0

• 0 • •

•• 0•• 0

ALBIZIA ACLE (CON’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 48 1952 102HONOULIULI 93. 1951 7

94 1951 10WAIAHOLE 0 1925 30WAIMANALO 0 1952 150


MAKAWAD 0 1928 618

STATE TOTAL 329

ALBIZIA AMARATREE



OAHU HCNOLULU 3 1955 •22

STATE TOTAL 2

ALBIZIA CARIBAEA BRITTON & ROSETREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU “• HONOLULU 64 1953 99

MAUI 35 1956 11

HAWAII HILO 46 t953 264 1954 2

MALAMA—KI 68 1953 2SOUTH KONA 48 1953 2

B

STATE TOTAL 18

PAGE 25

ALBIZIA CHINENSIS (OSBECK)MERR.SYN: ALBIZZtA MARGINATA TREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962

SUiTABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI KEAIIA 0 1943 1414

OAHU EWA 52 1950 210HONOLULU 10 1948 303

15 1950 16689 1950 75

754

STATE TOTAL 768

ALB1ZIA FALCATARIA tL.)FOSB. MOLUCCA ALBIZZIASYN: AIBIZZIA FALCATA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 1,3OKEAIIA 0 1934 14,329o 1936 12,191

0 193? 7,401LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 2, 103

0 1933 4,9760 1936 6,4340 1935 6,9140 1936 21,4440 1937 1,6609 1928 1,7989 1929 2,1219 1930 418

10 1927 1010 1927 60310 1928 1,45810 1929 16110 1931 47113 1954 855

MOLCAA 0 1934 4,19015 1950 175

NA PALI—KONA 0 1936 853NONOU 0 1936 6,124

0 1937 9,349PUU KA PEIE 0 1936 5,193

112,531DAHU EWA 0 1940 1,778

0 1948 150

•

• PAGE 26

o •.•o. 0

0 ‘

ALSIZIA FALCATARIA (CON’?)

ISLAND ?!HiE LOCATION PLXt% ptIi?I1OAHU EWA II

• 58 949 120

• I. “1!HONOLULU

:‘ ii ,.‘• ‘22

• EL • HI 1,19213 1950 2141’ 1950 6 0U 195o15 t’ ‘“ 1954 115 1955 65

• •t. 1955 05• it 1928 1,113

41 • 1950 15041 1954 500’

• ‘89 1950 340• WI 1954 • 500

• 105 1954 1,130HONOULIULI • ‘0 1928 40

• • 0 1929 150• 0 1936 15

•

- 0 1937 2,27KAWAILOA • 0 - 1943 235

80 1942 8KULIOUOU 0 1934 10NAXUA—KEEAU 32 1936 1,070

BARRACKS S flU 3?8WAINANALO 0 1952 210

NOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1940 416,723

MAUI KOGLAU 32 1954 126

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1949 2

HAWAII ft H!14

(AU •

• I! HfKOHALA ‘ 92 566

• PAGE 27 •

• I • ••

••:• ,

•. ;•,:• :‘•..- •. -.‘ •.- •t-: • •S.’ 2.

ALBIZIA FALCATARIA (CaN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOHALA 40 1948 120

MALAMA—KI 0 1951 60066 1953 2

NANAWALE 0 193? 3180 1940 183

NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 14432 1928 22

SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2WAIAKEA 0 1948 122

8,692

STATE TOTAL 137,964ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN DURAZZ. SIIKTREE

TREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 3MALAMA—KI 66 1953 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1953 2

9

STATE TOTAL 9 —

ALBIZIA KATANGENSISTREE


FOREST YEAR NUMDER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOULIULI 0 1937 1,300

PUPUKEA 0 1938 1,0002,300MAUI WEST MAUI 0 1945 2

10 1945 24

STATE TOTAL 2,304

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0 3,’ 0 04-’

‘S

•H’S to

ALBIZIA LEBBEKOIDES (0.C.)BENTH. J171ESIA fj!PA5T JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY a UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAT LIHUE—KOLOA

lilt2,564OAHU EWA U 311

HONOLULU 4B 1953 274HONOUL lULl 1111

SAUl KOOLAU S flU .,It1,973

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1929 351D 1930 22

• 0 1932 13HILO S fill . 9*

0 929 10

• S HI 964 953

KEAUOHANA. 5 311 19

0 916 101KOHALA 0 928 690

0 1930 460 1931 32

MALAMA—pcI 0. 1927 16

S HI0 930 46

68 953.NANAWALE • 0 930 176SOUTH KONA 48 953 1

4.593

STATE TOTAL 10,087

PAGE 29 • •

••••• • • •• • .: • •

VP ‘

• •• • •• I .€ . •

—

•..:•Jt•r.-.-. •• .::-•c.cc; ::;“.

ALBIZIA LONGIPEDATA BRITTON ROSETREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 2103 1954 10

12

STATE TOTAL 12

ALBIZIA LOPHANTHA BENTH. MOUNTAIN ALB1ZZIASYN; ALBIZZIA MONTANA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



OAHU HONOLULU 10 1925 9648 1925 12

106MOLOKAI NOICKAI 0 1941 780

780MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 2,465

o 1935 13.7130 1936 7,4320 1937 2,9660 1937 168

KULA 0 1936 1,164o 1936 2140 1937 4,608O 1939 71,787o 1940 33,739

MAKAWAD 0 1935 891o 1936 2,2470 1937 362

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1936 360142,116

HAWAII HILO 0 1925 5280 1926 400 1927 4•150, 1928 170

HONUAUIA 0 194t 27KOHALA 0 1927 667

• MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 501,957

STATE TOTAL 145.034

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o o• 0iN

1

a

ALBIZIA PROCERA tROXB.)BENTH. AKIENG—PARENGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 25

10 1927 2550OAHU EWA 81 1945 1,613HONOLULU 14 1923 1

14 1923 115 1934 1,82415 1946 2.823HONOUL lUll 0 1930 100

6,362

STATE TOTAL 6,412 —

ALBIZIA SAPONARIA IIOUR)BL GOGON TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAEMANALO 0 1936 405

405

STATE TOTAL. 405 —

ALBIZIA ZYGIA MCBRIDETREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 64 1953 8

8MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 335 1956 1

4HAWAII PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 144 1953 1

4

STATE TOTAL — 16

PAGE 31

ALECTRYON MACROCOCCUM RADLK. MAHOETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HOtCLULU 65 1933 11

STATE TOTAL

ALEURITES FORDII HEMSI. TUNG—OIL—TREETREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY CSLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1944 183 1947 1

14 1949 164 1932 46

HONOUI lULl 0 1940 1893 1951 794 1951 8

KAWAILOA 0 1944 30WAIAHOLE 0 1919 35

0 1929 1529 1919 35

WAIMANALO 0 1952 22236

HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 6HILO 0 1940 1KAU 0 1945 20KOHALA 0 1933 24

0 1940 39O 1944 64

SOUTH KONA 0 1933 30 1940 10

WAIAKEA 0 1945 74• 241

STATE TOTAL — 477

PAGE 32

a ,• 0 0F’

0

ALEURITES MOLUCCANA tlJ WILID. KUKUITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDGAHU HONOLULU 3 1915 5,954

10 1923 7010 1923 7010 1924 1614 1949 117 L935 20017 1958 1024 1915 7,46560 1931 1,207

HONOULIULI 0 1931 638KAWAILCA 0 1944 291 1957 6

15,639MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1940 1620 1941 5

• 167MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 58o 1943 28 1929 5

• 65HAWAII HILO 0 1926 3764 1953 264 1954 2

SOUTH KCNA 48 t954 243

STATE TOTAL 15,914ALLAMANDA CATHARTICA L. ALLAMANDA

SHRUB SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWACI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOOIAU 25 L954 33

WEST MAUI 33 1955 6033 1955 26

119HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 25OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 70• 95

STATE TOTAL 214

PAGE 33

ALNUS GLUTINOSA (L.)GAETN. EUROPEAN AIDERTREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962

SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII — FAiRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 25HIlO 43 1947 1

26

STATE TOTAL 26 —

AINUS NEPALENSIS D.DON NEPAL ALDERTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUAIITY — GOOD


V OAHU HONOlULU 0 1955 3064 1932 7

WAIAHOLE 0 1930 100137

V MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1940 263 V

0 1941 346V

9 1956 42 V

10 1954 5410 1955 788

1 ,493V

MAUI KOOLAU 14 1948 50V

16 1948 90140

HAWAII HIlO 0 1931 1250 1933 135

VV 0 1940 344

VV

V 0 1940 7330 1941 3220 1941 2000 1942 8008 1953 13

V

V

8 1953 14 V

30 1945 94HOIUALOA 77 1958 600 V

V 77 1960 385V HONUAULA 0 1940 17

KOHALA 0 1931 70 1932 24

V

V 0 1937 3170 1938 820 1939 14,614

V

V

o V 1939 3,754 V

V PAGE 34 V

0 -

0 0 0

AINUS NEPALENSIS CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PIANTEO PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII KOHAIA 0 1940 16,08740 1946 18

OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1937 282 1953 10

PANAEWA 0 1942 476WAIAKEA 0 1944 31

41,280

STATE TOTAL 43,050

ALNUS OBLONGIFOLIA NEW MEXICAN ALDERTREE SOURCE: LITTLE, 1953



HAWAII HILO 0 1942 15HOUAULA 0 1941 33

48

STATE TOTAL 48

ALNUS RUBRA BONG. RED ALDERTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALiTY — GOOD


MAUI KOCLAU 0 1933 14KULA 0 1931 217

0 1932 187WAIt-IOU SPRING 0 1931 92

0 1932 305615

HAWAII HILO 0 1929 490 1930 120

169

STATE TOTAL 984

PAGE 35

ALOCASIA MACRORRHIZA C1.)SWEET


FORESTISLAND RESERVE

HAWAII HILO4

STATE TOTAL

RED GINGERHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

ALYXIA OLIVAEFORMIS GAUD.



HAWAII SOUTH KONA

ALNUS RUGOSA (REGEI)fERN



HAWAII HILO

HAZEL ALDERTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968

YEAR NUMBER TOTALLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

43 1947 55

STATE TOTAL 5

APEHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

YEAR NUMBER TOTALLOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

64 1953 4

ALPINIA PURPURATA

SUITABIL ITWOOD QUALI

ISLAND

HAWAI I

(VIEILL)K.SCHUM.

Y FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNTY — UNKNOWN

FORESTRESERVE

MALAMA—K I

4

NUMBER TOTALPLANTED BY ISLAND

3939

STATE TOTAL 39

MAILETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

YEARLOCATION PLANTED

66 1952

LOCATION

4844

PAGE 36

NUMB ERPLANTED

64

TOTAlBY ISLAND

10

STATE TOTAL 10 —

YEARPLANTED

19531953

00 0

OV. ‘0. 0

ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE 1. CASHEWTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1935 30052 1936 470

WAIAHOLE 0 1936 3773

STATE TOTAL 773

ANDIRA INERMIS JUSS. ANGELINTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 40

ANGIOPTERUS EVECTA tFCRST.)HOFFM.SYN: A. ERECTA FERN SOURCE; NEAL, 1965




STATE TOTAL I

ANGOPHORA COSTATA DOMIN. LANCELEAF GUM—MYRTLETREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOOD V

WOOD QUALITY — POOR


KAUAI PUU KA PELE 0 1941 558558

OAHU EWA 0 1940 3,158

PAGE 37

ANGOPHORA COSTATA (CaN’T)


OAHU EWA 0 1948 2958 1939 37559 1934 2,546

HCNOLULU 64 1934 25045 1933 218

HONOULIULI 0 1937 6600 1938 2,880

KAWAILOA 80 1942 22010,336

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1935 1,4790 1935 278o 1941 1,660

KULA 0 1938 1, 173o 1939 640

MAKAWAO 0 1935 1,9580 1936 12

WAIl-IOU SPRING V 0 1936 5007,700

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 46o 1932 3910 1939 408

KAU 0 1932 80OLAA 0 1932 64

V989

• STATE TOTAL 19,583

ANGOPHORA SUBVELUTINA F.MUELL. BROADLEAF GUM—MYRTLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIR V

WOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAC KEALIA 0 1943 22

OAHU V KAHUKU 0 1938 1,759KAWAILDA 78 1938 107

1, 8.6 6V STATE TOTAL 1,868 V

V -- V

PAGE 38

0 •. • 0- 0.

0

ANNONA CHERIMOLA MILL. CHERIMOYATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 66

OAHU EWA 11 1928 9HONOLULU 10 1928 10HONOULIULI 0 1928 42

61HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 15

SOUTH KONA 0 1937 144 1954 144 1957 2

19

STATE TOTAL 86

ANNONA GLABRA 1. PONDAPPLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




HAWAII HILO 0 1940 3064 1954 2

MALAMA—KI 0 .1932 4WAIAKEA 0 1944 40

76

STATE TOTAL 84

ANNONA MURICATA 1. SOURSOPTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


OAHU KAWAILCA 117 1959 12MOKULE1A 0 1951 10WAJAHOIE 0 1936 7

29

STATE TOTAL 29

PAGE 39

ANNONA PURPUREA SONCOVATREE SOURCE: KELSEY C. DAYTON, 1942



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 244 1953 1

3

STATE TOTAL 3

ANNONA SQUAMOSA L. SWEETSOPTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU MOKULEIA 0 1951 1010

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1939 229V 0 1940 380

609

STATE TOTALV

619

ANTHURIUM DIGITATUM (JACQ.)G.DON ANTHURIUMHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

V SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


V

HAWAII HILO 64 1956 1• I

STATE TOTAL 1

ANTIDESMA BUNIUS (1.)SPRENG. BIGNAYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED V PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAt-lU HONOLULU 14 1949 22

STATE TOTAL —— 2V

PAGE 40

0 0 0

0

ANTIDESMA PLATYPHYLLUM MANN HAMETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2SOUTH KONA 0 1932 10

48 1954 113

STATE TOTAL — 13

APHANAMIXIS GRANDIFOLIA BC. AMOORATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLCA 10 192? 4242

OAHU HONOLULU 15 1957 10ROUND TOP 105 1958 10

20

STATE TOTAL 62

APHANAMIXIS ROHITUKA (ROXB.)PIERRETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KEAUDHANA 0 1928 12PANAEWA 51 1949 1

13

STATE TOTAL 13

APHELANDRA SP. R.BROWN APHELANDRASHRUB SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942



HAWAII HILO 1 1923 .7070


ARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOIIA CBERTCLINI)O.KUNTZE cNA_PINOURCE. DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967



OAHU HONOLULU 14 1960 215 1957 8

10MAUI KULA 1 1955 4

4HAWAII HILO 43 1955 6

64 1955 264 1956 2


44 1955 217

STATE TOTAL 31

ARAUCARIA ARAUCANA CMOLINA)K.KOCH MONKEYPUZZLETREE SOURCE; DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


HAWAII OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1940 22

STATE TOTAL 2

ARAUCARIA BIDWILIII HOOKER BUNYA—BUNYATREE SOURCE: VALLIMQRE & JACKSON, 1967



OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1929 1093 1951 6

*

94 1951 5MOKULEIA 88 1949 52

73HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1958 2

2

STATE TOTAL 75

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0 0 0

1

•0 0• 0

ARAUCARIA COLUMNARIS tFORSTER)HOOKER COLUMNAR ARAUCARIATREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI LIHUE—KOIOA 10 1927 152L 52

OAHU 63 1930 5EWA 11 1921 825

11 1928 23111 1929 1052 1926 100 .. .

HAUULA 0 192? 12HONOLULU 0 1924 3 . V

0 1927 1,139 . -

0 1927 350 .

0 1929 211 ... ....V.

V.

3 1922 503 1923 213 1923 21 V V

3 1925 20 . V

V

4 1917 50. . .

10 1922 5010 1958 463• V

V 14 1924 3V

V 14 1959 113 .

V

V V

V

V

V

V V

V

V ‘V

V 15 1923 3V

V

V

•V

V

V

V

15 1923 3 . VV

15 1957 40 V V

VV

V

VV VV

V

V

15 1958 87V

25 1917 50 V

V

VV

VV

V

: V

V

V

V

48 1958 70HONOULIULI 0 1927 25 .

V.

0 1926 79 V

V

55 1927 1,132V

VVV

V

V

V

V

115 1958 20 V

V

VVV...

KAHUKU 0 1927 250 1928 1,0290 1930 140

V V

V

V

V

V

V V

• V

V

V

VVVVV

V

57 1929 175 IVV.:V

V

V

VV

V

VVVV

V

KULIOUDU 0 1921 60V 0 1921 24 :.V

V

V •V

VV

V

VV

V

VV

V

LUALUALEI 0 1927 2,338 . V •.

.. V V

27 1920 492 V V • • •

V

42 1926 168V V •

VV

MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1927 200V.

V •

NANAKULI 6 1920 492PUPUKEA 53 1926 306

54 1927 40WAIAHOLE 0 1920 570

0 1921 1,0000 1927 3,885

PAGE 43

V

V VV;. V -

.. . • . V V •• V

V

ARAUCARIA COLUMNARIS (CCN’I)


OAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1928 50031 L921 1,000

WAIANAE 0 1927 50• 11,680

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1921 616KULA 0 1927 3,184

0 1928 2504,052


STATE TOTAL 21,949

ARAUCAREA CUNNINGHAMII D.DON HOOP PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLOA 0 1934 3,761MOLOAA 0 1934 2,594NONOU 0 1935 68PUU KA PELE 0 1936 140

6,563OAHU EWA 11 1935 244

HONOLULU 15 1934 10017 1933 30060 1931 10065 1932 280

HGtOUL lUll 0 1929 8WAIAHOLE 0 1935 30

1,062MOLOKAI MOICKAI 0 1931 1,011

1,011HAWAII 44 1959 1

1

STATE TOTAL 8,637

ARAUCARIA HETEPOPHYLLA (SAIISBURY)FRANCO NORFOLK—ISLAND-PiNESYN: A. EXCELSA TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON. 1967

SUITABiLITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 8,989KALEPA 11 1951 600

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0.. 0 0

I-’ I-’

0’ c)

0 0

• ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA tCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAL KAIEPA 11 1958 6KEALIA 0 1937 357

O 1943 4,911LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1926 2,265o 1932 2200 1934 8850 1935 830

10 1928 60810 1931 3,28013 1946 3,55413 1954 445MOIOAA 0 1934 2,265

0. 1935 464NA PALI—KONA 0 1943 16NONOU 0 1930 2,0750 1934 1080 1937 1,867PUU KA PELE 21 1958 200

21 1959 33040,271OAHU EWA 58 1929 23

58 1949 18359 1935 50081 1945 36492 1954 200HAUULA 0 1933 4,377

0 1935 11,45045 1925 25HONOLULU 0 1930 244

0 1944 610 1925 1210 1933 3610 1934 1,06415 1934 30015 1955 32315 1955 300 t . V15 1955 551 •V

V V.

V V

15 1955 280 V

• V V V

15 1955 1,020V.

V

V V

V 15 1955 1,300 V V

V

V

V

VV 15 1955 23 .V

V

V

V

VV • V

V 17 1932 155 V VV VV

VV

2

V

V

. 17 1935 6,450V VV

VV V

V

. 11 1958 370 •V

VV V • V

V

V

• VV • • V

• 17 1959 261 •V V

V V V 2V

VV

V

V

17 1959 278 VV

VV

V

V

48 1953 24160 1932 376

V

V

:1. . • 65 1932 2,841 • - V VV

65 1933 116 V

V

V

VV V

V

V

V

VV

V 65 1935 1,700 •

V

V

V -

4V

V

V

V

V PAGE 45 V

V

V

V

V

V

V

ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYILA (CON’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 68 1935 500101 1954 1,630

HONOULIULI 0 1932 400 1937 248

50 1925 1093 1951 994 1951 10

107 1954 3KAHUKU 0 1931 210

0 1937 7,665KAWAILOA 101 1954 15

117 1959 12KUIIOUOU 0 1935 1,100LUALUALEI 29 1920 570MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1921 25

32 1922 25V 32 1936 160

MOKULEIA 0 1932 20 1939 4,3300 1941 52V

NANAKULI 0 1933 250 1938 7

PUPUKEA V 0 1938 8030 1941 46

ROUND lOP 0 1932 633106 1954 3

V

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 65WAIAHOLE 0 1933 150

0 1935 460 1936 2751 1938 8

29 1959 1,486WAIANAE 0 1937 250WAIMANALO 0 1936 V 130

0 1952 35458 .272

V MOLOKAI MCLCKAI 0 1931 9830 1941 8640 1941 1,400

V 3 1943 3404 1945 446 1953 5357 1952 4007 1959 7007 1960 3118 1950 5818 1950 630

V 8 1950 650V

8 1952 100 V

8 1959 5299 1952 158

PAGE 46

0 0 01N .

‘-I

0 0

ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA (CON’T)


MOLOKAI POIOKAI 9 1952 17710 1953 3815 1959 150

3 1944 2228,612

LANAI LANAI 0 1956 1750 1956 60o 1957 2,3950 1957 2180 1957 473

3,321MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 144

0 1936 469MAKAWAO 0 1932 50

0 1933 5330 1943 22

29 1954 70WAIl-iOU SPRING 0 1954 90WEST MAUI 0 1944 941

2,319HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1931 156’

0 1932 107HILO 0 1926 227

0 1943 54HOLUALCA 77 1959 75’KAU 0 1931 5

0 1932 120 1943 4480 1944 3200 1945 18

KOHALA 0 1927 3960 1928 850 1929 350 1930 60o 1931 580 1932 1,2760 1933 1,1600 1939 1,9320 1942 1000 1943 1780 1943 1260 1947 1,233

MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 993NANA WALE 0 1932 12

O 1949 35NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 90

32 1928 4232 1942 9032 1943 270



10,065

STATE TOTAL 123,066PAGE 47

ARAUCARIA HUNSTEINIC LAUTERBACH KIINK ARAUCARIASYN: A. KLINKII TREE SOURCE: DALLIMURE JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALiTY — GOOD


HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 .1959 2WAIAKEA 52 1959 17

75 1958 5069

STATE TOTAL — 69

ARBUTUS MENZIESII PURSH. PACIFIC MADRONEV

V TREE SOURCE: STREETS. 1962

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR V


MAUI KULA V 1934 88

STATE TOTAL 8

ARCHONTOPHOENIX ALEXANDRAE CF.MUEl1.)H.WENDL.ORUDEALEXANDRA KING PALMPALM SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


V FOREST YEAR NUMBER V TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA H 1928 77

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 1010 V

STATE TOTAL — — 17 —

ARDISIA HUMILIS VAHL. SHOEBUTTON ARDISIAV

SYN A.V

SOLANACEA SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY V

— UNKNOWN



OAHU EWAV

58 1929 100V

V

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0. 0 . . V

ARGANIA SPINOSA

YEAR NUMBERLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED

10 1926 90 1927 35

0 1928 1


44 1957


48 1953

TOTALBY ISLAND

TOTALBY ISLAND

TOTALBy ISLAND

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALCTY — UNKNOWN


HAWAtI MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA


45 1952

NUMBERPLANTED

I

STATE TOTAL

TOTALBY ISLAND

I

1

0 a

ARDISIA HUMILIS

ISLAND

OAHU

HAWAI I

ARECA SP. 1.

tCON’T)

FORESTRESERVE

HONOLULUHONOULIULI

HI LO

STATE TOTAL

ARECA PALMPALM SOURCE; ST.

144

1

251

JOHN, 1913

SUiTABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

FORTISLAND RESERVE

HAAI I

ARENGA SP. LABILL IN D.C.

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNi400D QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAIi SOUTH KONA

2

STATE TOTAL

SUGAR PALMPALM SOURCE: 5T

2

2

JOHN, 1973

2

STATE TOTAL

2

2

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ARGYROXIPHIUM SP. DC SILVERSWORDHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913



HAWAII MAUNA IOA 0 1936 5050

STATE TOTAL 50

ARTOCARPUS ALTILIS (PARKINS—EX.Z)FOSB BREADFRUIT’ULUSYN: A. COMMUNIS TREE OURCE; ST. JOHN. 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALIFY — GOOD


KAUAI NCNOU 0 1938 3636

OAIIU HONOLULU 10 1938 45071 1937 25

HONOULIULI 0 1938 710 1939 120 1940 12

MOKULEIA 0 1939 12NANAKULI 0 1938 4ROUND TOP 0 1938 325WAIAHOLE 0 1940 26

1 1938 801. 1939 388

WAIMANALO 0 1939 2273 1938 122

1,549MAUI KOOLAU 0 1931 5

0 1939 20 1939 160 1941 470 1942 6


NANAWALE 0 1938 4500 1939 90

PANAEWA 0 1938 1200 1939 13

51 1949 1SOUTH KONA 0 1941 2WAIAKEA 0 1939 4

190


PAGE 50

0•• 0 0

0

ARTOCARPUS CHAMPEDEN

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWACI 44 1955 11

STATE TOTAL I —

ARTOCARPUS HETEROPHYILUS LAM. JAK fRUITSYN: A. INTEGRIFOLIA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE . LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1938 58.

58OAHU EWA 81 1945 2828MAUI KOOLAU 0 1937 103

o 1939 96’o 1941 3,

202

STATE TOTAL 288ARTOCARPUS SP. J.R.ANDG.fORST. BREADfRUIT

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED . PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOHAIA 0 1928 9

9

STATE TOTAL 9ASPIDISTRA ELATIOR BL. ASPIDISTRA

HERB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST . YEAR ‘ NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAbAII HILO 46 1952 16

16


AZADIRACHTA INDICA A.JUSS CHINABERRYSYN: MEL IA AZEDARACH TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOULIULI 0 19Z1 210MOKUIEIA 0 1939 500

710MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 14,572

0 1936 27,955O 1936 2320 1937 7110 1937 1,696

45,166HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928. 40

o 1929 50 V

V MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 0 1939 200

310

STATE TOTAL 46,186

BACCHARIS VIMINEA DC. MULE FATSHRUB SOURCE: MCMINN, 1964




HAWAII MAUNA KEA L POHAKUIOA 0 1940 66

V

STATE TOTAL 6

BACTRIS GASIPAES HBK PEACH PALMPAlM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


WOOD QUALITYV

— UNKNOWN V


HAWAII 44 1955 - 11

STATE TOTAL C

V

VPAGE 52

0 . 0 . .0

w

0 ‘0 0

BAMBUSA SP. SCHREB. BAMBOOGRASS SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN



OAHU EWA 11 1928 156HONOLULU 0 1930 725o 1938 5,656

14 1949 2215 1956 62

HONOULIULI 0 1930 326,853

MAUL KCCLAU 0 1931 540 1940 12O 1941 7

73HAWAII HIIO 0 1938 1o 1938 1

KOHALA 0 1928 1910 1929 450 1930 61


369

STATE TOTAL 7,430

BAMBUSA VUIGARIS SCHRAD.EX.WENDI. COMMON BAMBOOGRASS SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 20

BAPHIA NITIDA 1000. CAMWOODTREE




STATE TOTAL 1 —

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BARRINCTONIA ASIATICA (L.)KURZ INGTONURCE. ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 58 1929 15HONOLULU 14 1952 2HONOULIULI, 0 1928 10PUPUKEA 0 1928 20

47

STATE TOTAL 4?BAUHINIA ACUMINATA L.

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


6

STATE TOTAL 6BAUHINIA CANDICANS BENTH.

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLANDOAHU EWA 11 1956 6

6

STATE TOTAL 6

PAGE 56

0 0

‘-I

0 0 Of

BAUHINIA GAIPINI N.E.BR.VINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 22

STATE TOTAL 2

BAUHINIA HAROTWICKIITREE



MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 1 1955V I

STATE TOTAL: 1

BAUHINIA HOOKERI F.MUEIITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUCTABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODV


FOREST YEAR NUMkER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND



HAWAII HILO 64 1953 164 1954 1


44 1953 17

STATE TOTAL 12

PAGE 55

BAUHINIA MALABARICA ROXB.TREE SOURCE; SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



• STATE TOTAL 1BAUHINIA MONANDRA KURZ Si. THOMAS TREE



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE V

LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDV OAHU HONOLULU 10 1951* 13

90 1950 200HONOULIULI 0 1927 20

V ROUND TOP 3 1954 1 V

234MOLOKAI MOLOKAI V 1955 1

1HAWAII OLAA 0 1931 9

9

V

STATE TOTAL 244

BAUHINIA PETERSONIA V

V V


FOREST V YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1956 2V 2

STATE TOTAL 2 —

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cJV ,jf

0 0 .

BAUHINIA PURPUREA

SUITABiLITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


11 1956 2511 1957 25

56MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 22MAUI WEST PAUl 33 1955 33

STATE TOTAL 6CBAUHINIA RUFESCENS

SHRUB


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI t4OLCKAI 1 1955 1.

1HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1957 2’2.

STATE TOTAL 3BAUHINIA SP. tPLUM)L. ORCHID TREE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 0 1955 2

HONOLULU 3 1954 310 1958 14848 1958 10064 1953 11

103 1954 8272MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 10

32 1954 4WEST MAUI 33 1955 5

35 1956 322HAWAII WILD 46 1953 4

PAGE 57

BAUHINIA SP. (CON’I)


HAWAII HuG 64 1953 264 1954 4

MAIAMA—KI 66 1953 268 1953 2

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 923

STATE TOTAL 317

BAUHINIA TOMENTOSA 1. YELlOW BAUHINIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

BAUHINIA VARIEGATA £RCXB.)BUCH.HAM.SYN: B. ALBA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODbOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1928 30PUPUKEA 0 1928 15

45MAUI KOCLAU 24 1953 2

2HAWAII OLAA 0 1931 12

12

STATE TOTAL —— 59

BEGONIA SP. (TOURN.)L. BEGONIAHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNCWN


HAWAII HuG 64 1954 66OLAA FOREST PARK . 0 1938 6

72


C I. C .... 00%.

0

BELOPERONE GUTIATA BRANDEGEE SHRIMP PLANTSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HuG 64 1954 3

3

STATE TOTAL — 3 —

BETULA LENTA 1. SWEET BIRCHTREE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 20

20

STATE TOTAL 20BETULA PAPYRIFERA CTOURN.)L. PAPER BIRCH

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — POORWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HIlO 0 1930 10

10

STATE TOTAL 10BIDENS SP. CTOURN.)L. BIDENS

HERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL.ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAIf SOUTH KONA 48 1954 44

STATE TOTAL 4

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BISCHOFIA JAVANICA BL. KOKA—JAVA BISHOPW000TREE SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 17 1925 27EWA 11 1926 261

92 1954 112HONOLULU 10 1925 550

10 1926 5015 1925 1015 1946 7515 1955 1,31546 1925 8548 1953 162

101 1954 752101 1954 1,318105 1954 1,100

PUPUKEA 53 1926 20ROUND TOP 0 1925 12

0 1926 423 1954 1

WAIAHOLE 0 1925 2606,152


STATE TOTAL 6:553 —

BCXA ORELLANA 1. ANATTOTREE(LIPSTICK)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU HOMJLULU 40 . 1958 6060

STATE TOTAL 96

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0 0 0

0 U.

BLIGHIA SAPIDA KOENING AKEETREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 9

BOMBYCIDENDRON VIDALIANUM CNAVES)MERR.LROLFE LANUTANTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1913



OAHU HONOLULU 10 1925 10010 1926 7715 1925 3246 1925 12

ROUND TOP 0 [925 40 1926 . 34.

259HAWAIt HILO 0 1928 4

4

STATE TOTAL 263

BOUGAINVILLEA SP. COMM. BOUGAINVILLEASHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1953 448 1954 344 1953 244 1953 144 1953 1

11

STATE TOTAL 11

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BOWDICHIA BRACHYPETALA DUCKESYN: DIPIOTROPIS BRACHYPETALA TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU WAIAHOIE 0 1930 2525

STATE TOTAL 25

BRAëHYCHITON ACERIFOLIUM CA.CUNN.EX.DONN)F.MUELLFLAME BOTTLE—SHOWERTREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1913

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — G000WOOD QUALiTY — GOOD


OAHU HONOLUlU 8 1922 29410 1951 414 1949 264 1932 1079 1939 V 154

103 1954 25 V

109 1955 4HONOULIULI 79 1939 65LUALUALEI 0 192L 986

2? 1922 294V NANAKULI 8 1921 986


2MAUI KOOIAU 0 1953 50

27 1953 252? 1954 128 1953 2531 1954 332 V 1954 86

WEST MAUI 33 1955 633 1955 333 1957 425 1953 48

25tHAWAII HCLO 0 1923 400

8 1923 4008 1923 250

64 1954 2KEAUOHANA 0 1930 19PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 1

V 1,014V

STATE TOTAL 4,151

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0 0 0

w

0. V 0

BRACHYCHITGN DIVERSIFOLIUM (G.DON)R.BR. KURRAJONGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


• FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL V

V


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDA 10 1927 9191

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 410 1926 28

V WAIAHOLE 0 1930 4072


STATE TOTAL 173

BRACHYCHITON HORSFIELDIITREE


WOOD QUALITYV

— UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEI] BY ISLAND


STATE TOTALV

BRACHYCHITON POPUINEUM ISCHOTT.)R.BR. KURRAJONG BOTTLETREESYN: B. DIVERSIFOLLA TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWACI — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR


OAHU ROUND TOP 0 1925 12WAIAHOLE 0 1925 44

V 56MAUI KOOIAU V 0 1932 8

8HAWAII HILO • 64 1954 1

I

STATE TOTAL — 65

PAGE 63

BRACHYCHITON RUPESTRIS TERR. BARREL BOTTLETREETREE SOURCE: FRANCIS, 1951



1HAWAII HILO 64 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1957 2

44 1957 26

STATE TOTAL 7BRASSAIA ACTINOPHYLLA ENOL. OCTOPUS TREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDDAHU EWA 58 1929 25HONOLULU 17 1928 100

48 1958 200HONOULIUII 0 1928 33KULIOUOU 0 1921 2PUPUKEA 0 1928 15WAIAHOLE 0 1925 49

0 1927 20029 1919 17

641MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 1226 1953 6

16HAWAII KOHAIA 0 1932 22MAIAMA—KI 0 1932 10OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1936 97

44 1957 1• 130


BRASSAIA SP. ENDI. OCTOPUS TREETREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965

SUITABCLIIY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — POOR


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0 0 0

o

BRASSAIA SP. tCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


700

STATE TOTAL 700

BREXIA MAQAGASCARIENSIS THOUARS EX.KER—GAWL BREXIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1956 66


STATE TOTAL 19 —

BREYNIA DISTICHA FORST.F.tW.G.SM.ICROIZAT SNOWBUSHSYN: BREGNIA NIVOSA SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




V

STATE TOTAL 24

BRIDELIA GLAUCA 01. KHAJATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973






BRIDELIA RETUSA tL.)SPRENG KHAJATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HuG 64 1955 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

BROUSSONETIA PAPYRIFERA C1.)VENT. PAPER MULBERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FACR


DAHU 0 1955 1HCNOIULU 14 1949 1

2MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 2

2HAWAII KAU 0 1946 4


STATE TOTAL 18

BROWNEA COCCINEA JACQ. SCARLET FLAMEBEANV TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILCTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALiTY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL I.

BROWNEA MACROPHYLLA LINDEN GREAT FLAMEBEANTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 22

PAGE 66 V V

0 0 0

‘-7

0• 0 0

BROWNEA MACROPHYILA CCON’I)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1955 2

2

STATE TOTAL 4BRUGUIERA GYMNORHIZA tL.)LAM ORIENTAL MANGROVESYN: B. SEXANGULA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



133

STATE TOTAL 133BUCIDA BUCERAS 1. OXHORN BUCIDA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIt — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBEa TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDQAHU HONOLULU 14 1949 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2BUCKLANDIA POPULNEA R.BR. GEROK

TREE SOURCE: OESCH, 1957SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII WILD 64 1955 2

64 1955 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2

44 1955 28

STATE TOTAL 8

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BUMELIA BUXIFOLIA WILO.EX.HBK BUMECIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 11 1928 308HONOLULU 14 1960 2HONOUIIULI 0 1928 961LUALUALEI 0 1928 50PUPUKEA 0 1928 10SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 1,460

2,791

STATE TOTAL 2,791

BUTEA FRONDOSA ROXB. FLAME OF THE FORESTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 63 1931 150HONOLULU 3 1955 1


1

STATE TOTAL 152

CAESALPINIA SAPPAN L. SAPPANTREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABfLITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY POOR


OAHU NANAKUII 8 1919 180180

STATE TOTAL 180

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0 0 0

‘-4

0 0.. 0

CAESALPINIA SP. (PLUM. )L. YELLOW NICKERSTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 0 1955 11


STATE TOTAL 28

CALAMUS MUELLERI LAWYER VINE (CANE)VINE SOURCE: FRANCIS, 1951

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1941 1109 1955 1

2

STATE TOTAL 2

CALLIANDRA CNAEQUILATERA RUSBY LEHUA—HAOLESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


STATE TOTAL 1

CALLIANDRA SP. BENIN. LEHUA—HAOLESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU EWA 11 1929 652 1929 10

16HAWAII OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 46

46

STATE TOTAL 62 —

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CAILICARPA AMERICANA 1. AMER.BEAUTY—BERRYSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





2

STATE TOTAL — 17

CALIISIEMON CCTRINUS tCURTIS)SKEEIS RED BOTTIEBRUSHSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI MOLOAA 0 1931 2424

OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 110 1958 15440 1958 469 L936 100

HONOUIIUII 0 1938 35ROUND TOP 105 1958 6


MAKAWAO 0 1932 6173

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 30MAIAMA—KI 0 1930 36

66

STATE TOTAL 463

CAILISTEMON SALIGNUS tSM.)SWEET WILLOW BOTTLE—BRUSHTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI MOLOAA 0 1931 2424

MOLOKA! MOLCKAI 0 1941 305305


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0 0 0


o 1931 925o 1940 400o 1940 1080 1941 160

KAU 0 1932 36KOHALA 0 1940 616

LI 1935 11610 1935 15164 1933 12493 1951 8.94 1951 8

14 1948 810 1931 6

10 1945 759

0 1931 60 1932 1

75 1957 30


44 1959

0 ‘0 0

CALIISTEMON SALIGNUS

ISLAND

HAWAI I

(CCN’T)

FORESTRESERVE

HILO

TOTALBY ISLAND

2,313

STATE TOTAL 2,642

WHITE CYPRESS PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

YE ARLOCATION PLANTED

NUMBERPLANTED

CALLITRIS COLUMELLARIS F.MUEL.S.C.GLAUCA



OAHU EWAHONOLULU

HONOUL IUL I

MAUI KOOLAUWAIHOU SPRINGWEST MAUI

HAWAII KOHALA

WAIAKEA

CALLITRIS COLUMELLARIS F.MUEL.S.C.GLAUCASYN: C. ARENOSA

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — GOOD


HAWAII

TOTALBY ISlAND

407

846

37

STATE TOTAL 1,290

WHITE CYPRESS PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

NUMBERPLANTED

C

TOTALBY ISLAND

1

STATE TOTAL C

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CALLITRIS ENDLICHERI F.M.BAILEY BLACK CYPRESS PINESYN: C. CALCARATA TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVEV

LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6

6MAUI KOOLAU 16 1949 4,2454,245HAWAII KAU 0 1933 166

KAUPULEHU 78 1958 3KCHALA 65 1959 4WAIAKEA 75 1957 10

35 1933 80263

STATE TOTAL 4,514

CALLITRIS MACLEAYANA (F.MUELLER)f.MUELLER BRUSH CYPRESS PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRV

WOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALVISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

V


STATE TOTAL 70CALLITRIS PREISSII F.MUEL.S.C.GLAUCA COMMON CYPRESS PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVES LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MILD 0 1931 13

0 1942. 236249

V

STATE TOTAL 249V

V

V PAGE 72 V

C 0• 0

o 0

CALLITRIS RHOMBOIDEA R.BROWN DROOPING CYPRESSPINESYN: C. CUPRESSIFORMIS TREE SOURCE; DALLIHORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1959 24

24

STATE TOTAL 24CALOCARPUM VIR IDE PullER GREEN SAPOTE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDHAWAII 44 1955

44 1957 12

STATE TOTAL 2CALOCEDRUS CECURRENS (TORREY)FLORIN INCENSE CEDAR

TREE SOURCE: DALLIHORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABCIITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI 2 1909 0

3 1910 24 1910 8

10HAWAII HILO 0 1933 60 1934 302O 1936 190 1937 2HONUAULA 0 1932 85O 1933 950 1935 50MAUNA KEA C POHAKULGA 25 1910 58

26 1910 32? 1910 1

621

STATE TOTAL 631

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CALODENORUM CAPENSIS CL.F.)THUNB. CAPE CHESTNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



101 1954 4856

STATE TOTAL 56CALONCOBA ECHHATA tCLIV.)GILG. GORLI SHRUB

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


14 1924 814 1924 864 1953 12

32MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 235 1956 1

3HAWAII HILO 46 1953 264 1954 2MALAMA—KI 68 1952 6

10STATE TOTAL 45

CALOPHYLLUM ANTILIARUM BRITT MARIASYN: C. CALABA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI MOCCKAI 1 1955 1

1MAUI HANA 0 1930 50 1932 9KOOLAU 0 1931 686 1930 428 1929 4MAKAWAO 0 1929 - 114

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0

0 .0 0

CAIOPHYLLUM ANTCLLARUM (CON’I)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI MAKAWAO 0 1931 43WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 CO

295HAWAII HILO 64 1953 1MALAMA—KI 66 1953 1SOUTH KONA 48 1953 244 1953 1

5

STATE TOTAL 301CALOPHYLLUM BLANCOI PLANCHON & TRIANA BITANGHOL

TREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


3

STATE TOTAL 3CALOPHYLIUM BRASILIENSE STANOLEY BRAZIL BEAUTYLEAF

TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


1HAWAII NANAWAIE 72 1960 2- 2

STATE TOTAL 3CALOPHYLIUM INOPHYLIUM 1. KAMANI


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 10CIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 203

PAGE 75

CALOPHYILUM INOPHYILUM (CON’T)

fOREST YEAR NUMbER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI LIHUE—KOLGA 10 P1928 95308

OAHU HONDULIULI 0 1927 10PUPUKEA 0 1928 25


0 1936 176 1928 25

WEST MAUI 0 1945 110 1945 533 1955 1


MALAMA—KI 0 1928 10160

STATE TOTAL 1,279

CALOPHYLLUM SP. C.TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCAT CON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 65KAHUKU 57 1929 100

165

STATE TOTAL 165

CALOTROPIS GIGANTEA (L.)R.BR.EX.AIT. CROWN FLOWERSHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU WAIMANALO 0 1936 200200

STATE TOTAL 200. —

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0 ... 0 0

0 a

CALPURNIA AUREA BAKER GOLDEN CALPURNIASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

CALYCOPHYLLUM CANDCDISSIMUM (VAHLJD.C. DEGAME CALYCOPHYLLUMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUALITY — FAIR



MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 1 1955 1I

MAUI 35 1956 11

HAWAII HILO 46 1953 2MALAMA—KI 68 1953 1

3

STATE TOTAL it

CAMELLIA JAPONICA L. CAMELLIA (TEA)SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNW000 QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 9

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CAMELLIA SINENSIS (L.)KTZE. TEASHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

CAMELLIA SP. L.SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KAU 0 1946 1919

STATE TOTAL r —

CANAL ZONE TREE

SUCTABILITY FOR HAWAiI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU EWA 11 1928 1511 1928 15

30

STATE TOTAL 30

CANANGA ODORATA (LAMJHOOK E.THOMAS YLANG—YLANGTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973





32


C 0 0

1

a

CANARIUM LUZONICUM CBL.)GRAY Pill NUT TREETREE SOURCE: ST JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 14 1949 1

64 1933 1516MAUI KOOIAU 31 1954 2

WEST MAUI 33 1955 24

STATE TOTAL 20CANARIUM SP. I.



2

STATE TOTAL 2CANARIUM VULGARE LEENHOUTS PILl NUT TREE



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEP BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2CANTHIUM 000RATUM tFORST.F.)SEEM ALAHE’E (WAIAHE’E)

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JO4N, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


PAGE 79

CANTHIUM 000RATUM (CCN’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 14 1923 661 1929 2565 1935 53

WAIAHOLE 0 1927 6WAIANAE 0 1931 131

227

STATE TOTAL 227

CARICA CANCAMARCENSIS HOCK MOUNTAIN PAPAYATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KAU 0 1944 3o 1945 76

79

STATE TOTAL 79

CARICA PAPAYA 1. PAPAYATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR



STATE TOTAL 24

CARLUDOVICA PALMATAPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1927 12V 0 1927 225

WAIAHOLE 0 1927 60 1928 115

V358


o 0 0

o 0

CARPOBROTUS SP. N.E.BR. IN PHILLIPS HOTTEN FIGVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 45 1957 645 1958 6

NANAWALE 72 1959 4052

STATE TOTAL 52

CARYA ILLINOENSIS (WANG)C.KOCH PECANSYN: C. PECAN TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIIITS FOR HAWAII — fAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


KAUAI NA PALI—KCNA 0 1940 1010

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 53o 1939 408,HILO 0 - 1930 1

0 1938 16478

STATE TOTAL 488

CARYA LACINIOSA CMICHX.)IOUO. SHAGBARK HICKORYTREE SOURCE: LITTLE, 1953



MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 22


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CARYA OVATA Null. SHAGBARK HICKORYTREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON. 1942

SUITADIIITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HAWAIC HAMAKUA 0 1933 2424

STATE TOTAL 24

CARYOTA URENS 1. FISH TAIL PALMPALM SOURCE: 51. JOHN. 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII.— UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 6

CASIMIROA EDULIS LALLAVE WHITE SAPOTETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973

SUITABfLITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU HCNOLULU 14 1948 264 1932 200

MOKULEIA 112 1956 2PUPUKEA 0 1933 250


6

STATE TOTAL 460

CASSIA ALATA 1. CANDLEBUSHSHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 0 1955 1HONOLULU 46 1925 15

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0 0 .. 0

‘1

CASSIA ANT ILLANA

SUITABIL ITWOOD QUALI

ISLAND

OAHU

CASSIA BAKERIANA

SUITABILIWOOD QUAL

ISLAND

MAUI

FORESTRESERVE

HONOLULUROUND TOP

KOOLAU

(BRITTLROSE)ALALN

Y FOR HAWAII — FAIRTV — FAIR

FORESTRESERVE

HONOLULU

CRAB

TY FOR HAWAIIITY

FORESTRESERVE

WEST MAUI

YE ARPLANTED

1955

1953

a 0

CASSIA ALATA (CaN’T)

ISLAND

OAHU

MAUC

HAWAII MALAMA—KI

YEAR NUMBER TOTALLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSLAND

47 1925 50 1925 15

3627 1953 428 1953 432 1954 25

330 1928 20

20

STATE TOTAL 89

TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973


14 1960 1I

STATE TOTAL


— UNKNOWN— UNKNOWN

S CHR AD


YEAR NUMBER TOTALLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED -BY ISLAND

33 1957 4

CASSIA EXCELSA VAR ANGUSTIFOLIA

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIIWOOD QUALITY


MOLOKAI MOLOKAI

MAUI KOOLAU

STATE TOTAL

CASSIATREE SOURCE; ST.

LOCATION

1

24

4

4

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

1

NUMBERPLANTED

1

2

PAGE 83

CASSIA EXCEISA VAR ANGUSTIFOLIA tCON’T)


HAWAII HILO 46 1953 1MALAMA—KI 68 1953 1

2

STATE TOTAL 5

CASSIA FISTULA 1. GOLDENSHOWER SENNATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIICTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1C

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 4730 1937 27

WEST MAUI 33 1955 233 1955 325 1953 2

507HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 47

47

STATE TOTAL 555

CASSZA FISTULA XJAVANICA L.L. RAINBOW SHOWERTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




2

STATE TOTAL 2

CASSIA GAUDICHAUDI H.&A. KOLOMONATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



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0’

C4SSIA GAUDICHAUDI (CON’T)


4

STATE TOTAL — 4CASSIA GRANOIS 1. - PINKSHOWER SENNA

- TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HONOUL lULl 0 1928 25143MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1

1HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 108MALAMA—KI 0 1928

118

STATE TOTAL 262LASS IA JAVANICA L. APPLEBLOSSOM SENNA




WAIAHOLE 0 1929 610

STATE TOTAL 10CASSIA MARGINATA ROXB.

TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILLTY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


IMOLOKAI POICKAI 1 1955 22

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CASSIA MARG1NATA CCON’T)


MAUI KCCLAU 24 1953 232 1954 25

27HAWAII MALAMA—KI. 68 1953 2

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 244 1953 1

5

STATE TOTAL 35

CASSIA MULTIJUGA RICH.TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


10 1954 2917 1948 75

208MOLOKAI MOICKAI 1 1955 4


27 1953 3228 1953 32

WEST MAUI 33 1957 589

STATE TOTAL 301

CASSIA NODOSA BUCH.—HAM.EX.ROXB. JOINTW000 SENNATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



275HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 40

40

STATE TOTAL 315

V PAGE 86

C).

C 0

CASSIA RENIGERATREE

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 2

2HAWAII HILO 46 1953 2MALAMA—KI 68 1953 244 1953 1

5

STATE TOTAL 7CASSIA SIAMEA LAM. SIAMESE SENNA

tREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 197.3SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTO BY ISLANDOAHU EWA 92 1954 250

92 1954 300HONOLULU 15 1946 318LUALUALEI 26 1918 125NANAKULI 8 1918 125

8 1919 2201 ,338MAUI KOCLAU 22 1953 50WEST MAUI 10 1945 53

103HAWAII MALAMA—KI 0 1932 2020

STATE TOTAL 1,461CASSIA SIEBERIANA D.C. SIBERIAN SENNA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABCLCTY FCR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 6

6

STATE TOTAL 6

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CASSIASP. tTOURN.)L. SHOWER TREETREE SOURCE ST. JOHN, 1973




MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1C

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 33• MALAMA—KI 0 1928 22

55V

STATE TOTAL 156

CASSIA SURATTENSIS BURM.F. GLOSSYSHOWER SENNASYN: C. GLAUCA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973



MAUI KOOLAU 27 1953 1228 1953 1230 [954 200

V

V 224

TOTAL 224

CASTANEA CRENATA SIEB.IZUCC. JAPANESE CHESTNUTSYN: C. JAPCNICA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUiTABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST V YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED V PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAIIV

HILO V 0 1930 20 1936 16

V

18

STATE TOTAL V

V

18V

V

V

V

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.0 .0 0

0 •0 0

CASTANEA MOLLISSIMA BL. CHINESE CHESTNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1940 10

HILO 0 1937 4o 1940 20O 1942 15

HONUAULA 0 1941 28SCUTH KONA 0 1940 2

79

STATE TOTAL 19CASTANEA PUMILA SUOW. AILEGANY CHINKAPIN

TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMbER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 8 1924 500

500

STATE TOTAL 500 —

CASTANEA SP. MILLTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. L973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 2


STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 89

CASTANOPSIS JAVANICA (BLUME)D.C. GASATREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938




STATE TOTAL 50

CASTANOSPERMUM AUSTRALE A.CUNN.&FRASER MORETON—BAY—CHESTNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER tOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI P1W KA PELE PARK 0 1935 306306

OAHU 0 1955 1EWA Ii 1927 413

11 1929 6056 1929 30

HONOLULU 0 1929 1200 1930 12

KAHUKU 0 1931 26WAIAHOLE 0 1930 25

687MAUI KODLAU 0 1932 14

O 1934 42O 1936 35

MAKAWAO 0 1931 120 1936 45

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 5153

HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2KEAUOHANA 0 1928 7

0 1931 18I4ALAMA—KI 0 1928 2

• 0 1931 1NANAWALE 0 1931 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2WAIAKEA 75 195? 5

41

STATE TOTAL 1,18? —

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Q 0 •

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CASTILLOA ELASTICA CERV. PANAMA GUMTREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1930 20MALAMA—KI 0 1930 22

42

STATE TOTAL 42

CASUARINA ANGULARISTREE

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HAI’AKUA 36 1949 41NANAWALE 55 1950 14

44 1949 257


CASUARINA CRISIATA MIQ. BELAHTREE SOURCE: BOOMSMA, 1972

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUALITY — POOR



STATE TOTAL 80

CASUARINA CUNNINGHAMIANA MIQ. RIVER—OAK CASUARINATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI MOLOAA 0 1934 1,1911,791

OAHU HAUULA 0 1933 1,604HONOLULU 18 1924 50

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• CASUARINA CUNNINGHAMIANA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEO PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1927 190

0 t93L 2,168MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1922 15032 1923 100PUPUKEA 41 1924 800

ROUND TOP 0 1925 358WAIMANALO 0 1922 1.0000 1922 1,000

39 1923 2.0009,420HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 96

KAU 0 1948 1,650KOHALA 0 1932 1420 1933 94WAIAKEA 75 1957 170

2,152

STATE TOTAL 13,363CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIA STICXM. SHORTLEAF IRONWOOI)

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KAIEPA 11 1958 6KEALIA 0 1934 3,244

0 1936 1,280IIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 7,2720 1934 5,5650 1936 3,790

10 1931 601NA PALI—KONA 0 1937 2,441NONOU 0 1930 2,741- 0 [931 4,299

0 1934 3,9910 1935 487• 0 1937 1,310PUU KA PELE 0 1940 • 627

KULA 0 1928 11037,764OAHU 62 1929 10

62 1931 4063 1929 1,13963 1930 1,20063 1931 800HONOLULU 0 1930 530

• 10 1938. 680

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CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIA tCON’T)

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOLULU 15 1925 100

15 1949 28560 1931 755KAHUKU 0 1937 5,808

KULIOUOU 0 1929 300RCUND TOP 0 1932 510

0 1953 425WAIMANALO 0 1935 1,05018 1924 5062 1932 25066 1932 1,05874 1938 12075 1938 15576 1938 19877 1938 120

15,583MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1937 3810 1938 1,3381 1937 1,9123 1943 2252 1939 495

4,351MAUI KOOLAU 6 1930 208 1929 4MAKAWAO 0 1928 381WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 336

WEST MAUI 0 1945 670 1948 60

12 1946 3612 1949 80

984HAWAII HILO 0 1939 1030 1940 480 1941 100

V 0 1947 450V 8.... 1953 24j(OHALA 0* 1928 77

0 1929 1920 1930 48

34 1947 1,882 V

MALAMA—KI 0 1927 2280 1928 2830 1930 V. 1730 1931 2510. 1932 34NANAWALE V VO. 1930 730

V

- 0 1931 424V

VtO

V

1932 3,325• 0 1934 76

V

V

• V

- • Ozr.- 1936 2,612 V

• V

V

VV

••VØ

- 1945 175 V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V PAGE 93V V

V

V

V

CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIA CCCN’T)


HAWAII NANAWALE 0 1949 50011,735

STATE TOTAL 70,417

CASUARJNA GLAUCA SIEB.IN SPRENG LONGLEAF IRONW000TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 0 1950 5,16611 1951 1,97511 1951 2,80011 1951 2,00011 1955 40011 1958 6

KEALIA 0 1932 3500 1934 5,7540 1935 2,4300 1936 1,665

LIHUE—KOIOA 0 1932 3700 1934 3190 1935 6,435

10 1931 7,902NA PALI—KONA 0 1939 7,581

0 1939 2,188NCNCU 0 1930 4,800

0 1937 1,056PUU KA PELE 0 1939 7,673

O 1940 18,0330 1941 16,933

PUU KA PELE PARK 0 1942 9,601KULA 0 1928 3,426

108,863OAHU EWA 11 1928 50

11 1929 2,76011 1936 10011 1956 10058 1929 2559 1929 6959 1935 520

HAUULA 0 1933 3,817o 1935 15,370

96 1952 20096 1952 100

HONOLULU 0 1929 1,5850 1930 7,875

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0. 0.. 0

CASUARINA GLAUCA (CON’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1937 1,4400 1938 25,536

10 1926 19010 1932 33615 1932 13,99215 1934 12,26915 1935 10,59015 1946 1,68515 L47 1,66215 1949 1,36615 1950 2,18315 1951 1,08515 1952 54415 1953 12517 1926 44617 1933 80017 1935 84448 1952 43060 1929 2,84060 1930 19,37660 1931 9,46160 1932 3,39161 1929 1,76864 1932 56865 1932 8,03065 1935 25069 1935 19,94769 1936 62,63079 1939 67,970

111 1955 402111 1955 603

HONOULIULI 0 1928 5,1310 1929 2,8600 1930 3,4770 1931 6,1220 1935 4,7750 1936 4,6000 193? 38,1860 1938 14,8530 1938 2,3030 1939 99,9990 1939 23,0090 1940 28,8980 1944 74

55 1927 459KAHUKU 0 1927 484

0 1928 4650 1930 27,5560 1931 25,0500 1932 6,8200 1936 23,747

PAGE 95

CASUARINA GLAUCA ICON’T)

ISLAND PIfl1E LOCATION PLIF#b ptiiII1 eYTfltkNDOAHU KAHUKU 57 929 16,055• KAIPAPAU 0 919 1,8

KAWAILOA • 78 938 1,6KULIOUOU 3

• MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1930 164o 1932 50MOKuLELA a0 1941 2,604

NANAKULI 0 1937 2,8760 1939 6640 1960 3,564PUPUkEA 0 1933 500

RQUND TOP

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 1950 1938 2,382

WAIAHOLE 0 1935 2001 939 • 470

WAIANAE 0 930 ‘UWAIMANALO if)

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 3 1111679,079

0 1933 3,861• 0 ‘96 2,flOOo I9o 10,596o 1941 1181 1938 17,767

939 11,066953 500

10 953 2102 939 5,23 941 1,03 944 410• 72,283MAUI HANA 0 1933 70

KOOLAU 0 932 276o 933 2540 936 4,1960 935 4.720o 939 85• NAKAWAO 0 933 1

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 2,4WEST MAUI 10 1945 1

12,928HAWAII HANMUA 0 1931 221

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0. .0. 0

CASUARINA GLAUCA (CON’T)


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 2,233o 1933 2,932o 1934 13,603o 1935 19,6690 1936 8,7480 1937 10,8430 1938 9,1170 1939 6,644

KAU 0 1932 320 1935 400

KOHALA 0 1930 1,9790 1931 2,651o 1932 12,3480 1933 4,1130 1934 1,2680 1935 1,5400 1936 1,508o 1937 2,2560 1938 2700 1938 820 1939 2,5000 1940 12,150

MALAMA—KI 0 1930 237o 1932 35

MANOWAI4LEE 0 1936 7,49834 1937 570

125,44?

STATE TOTAL 998,600

CASUARINA LITTORALIS SALISB. BLACK SHE—OAK CASUARINASYN: C. SUBEROSA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 15 1934 1,2001 .200

HAWAII WAIAKEA 75 1957 11075 195? 40

150

STATE TOTAL 1,350

PAGE 97

CASIJARINA MONTANA JUNGH.EX.MIQ. MOUNTAIN IRONW000TREE SOURCE: ST.. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALCTY — UNKNOWN

FOREST . YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1927 9510 1927 . 500

NA PAII—KCNA 0 1929 5600

OAHU EWA 58 1929 45HAUULA 45 1925 25HONOLULU 0 1927 4,349

3 1927 165 1917 150

15 1925 19015 1926 2,31615 1934 2,38517 1926 45417 1928 12618 1924 12044 1925 20048 1925 20548 1926 700

HONOULIULI 0 1927 190o 1928 30o 1929 . 2000 1931 504

50 1925 50MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1919 260

0 1927 160WAIANAE 0 1927 45

12,720MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 0 1933 1,259

1,259MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 150

KULA 0 1930 159o 1932 1821 1921 4

MAKAWAO 0 1933 1,156WACHOU SPRING 0 1930 287

0 1931 1180 1932 5760 1933 1650 1941 10

2,807HAWAII HILO 0 1925 6,044

0 1927 2,2648 1923 2,050

MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 500 1928 10

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 2242 1926 3,830

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CASUARINA MONTANA tCON’T)


HAWAII CLAA FOREST PARK 2 1927 37WAIAKEA 75 1957 70

14,579

STATE TOTAL 31,965

CASUARINA NODIFLORATREE




STATE TOTAL 30

CASUARINA OLIG000NTREE



HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1959 2SOUTH KONA 48 1959 2WAIAKEA 75 L959 10

14

STATE TOTAL 14

CASUARINA PAPUANA S.MGORE PAPUAN IRONW000TREE



HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1959 2WACAKEA 75 1959 40

42

STATE TOTAL 42

PAGE 99

CASUARINA SP. ADAMS “IRONWOOD”TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1919 136136

OAHU MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1921 1500 1922 100

NANAKULI 8 1919 3,141PUPUKEA 0 1924 800ROUND TOP 0 1924 570WAIMANALO 0 1922 4,000

8,76LHAWAII MALAMA—KI 66 1953 4

• 4


CASUARINA STRICTA ORYAND IN All. SHE—OAK IRONW000TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 62 L929 50EWA 11 1928 150HONOLULU 10 1926 1,023

15 1925 65717 1926 27

HONOULIULI 0 1929 2,72055 1927 997

KAHUKU 0 1927 425PUPUKEA 53 1926 250

18 1924 1206,419

HAWAII HILO 0 1926 1228 1923 2,050

• KOHALA 0 1929 6200 1930 1,059

MALAMA—KI 0 1928 4550 1929 586

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1928 87• 4,979

STATE TOTAL 11,398

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CATALPA BIGNONIOTOES WALT SOUTHERN CATALPATREE SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU EWA 58 1929 2525

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 221HILO 0 1927 520

0 1928 3690 1930 93

MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 2001,403

STATE TOTAL 1,428

CATALPA LONGISSIMA tJACQ.SIMS HAITI CATALPATREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 248 • 1954 293

ROUND TOP 0 1923 100 1923 10

WAIAHOLE 0 1922 1000 1922 1000 1923 1200 1923 120

.755HAWAII MALAMA—KI 0 1932 134

134

STATE TOTAL 889 —

CATALPA SPEC1OSA WARDER EX.ENGELM. NORTHERN CATALPATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABiLITY FOR HAWAIi — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER • TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI KULA 1 1957 11

HAWAII HIlO 0 1925 •250 1927 131

PAGE 101

CATALPA SPECIOSA CCON’T)


HAWAII 11110 0 1928 305o 1929 71o t930 771

1 .303

STATE TOTAL 1,304CATIMBIUM SPECIOSUM tWENDLJHOLTTUM SHELL GINGER

HERB SOURCE: Si. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMHER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BYISIANOHAWAII 11110 64 1954 1

MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 45 1952 100101

STATE TOTAL 101CAVANILLESIA PLATANIFCLIA 118K QUIPO

TREE SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973




MAUI KOCIAU 0 1932 4MAKAWAO 0 1932 6

10

STATE TOTAL 56

CECROPIA PEITATA SANOMARK TRUMPET TREE• TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAEAHOLE 0 1928 3

0 1929 12WAIMANALO 0 1937 19


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CECROPIA PELTATA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PL4NIEO BY ISLAND

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 22KOHALA 0 1927 235

o 1928 303O .1929 2

MALAMA—KI 0 1927 35o 1928 35

NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 82SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

718

STATE TOTAL . 752

CEDRELA 000RATA C. SPANISH CEDARTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDA 0 1932 1,2871,287

OAHU EWA 11 1926 20581 1945 6,06292 1954 203

HONOLULU 0 1924 2003 1924 200

10 1948 15014 1948 2015 1948 20

101 1954 1,189101 1954 142

HONOULIULI . 0 1927 113ROUND TOP 0 1949 225WAIAHOLE 0 1930 10WAIMANAIO 0 1940 2,500

V 11,239MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 10 1954 200

200MAUI HANA 0 1933 .108

KOOLAU 0 1933 3770 1934 5,6610 1935 1440 1936 5006 1948 50

16 1948 42216 1950 550

MAKAWAO 0 1932 1,0650 1933 491

9,368HAWAII HILO 0 1925 239

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CEDRELA 000RATA (CON’T


HAWAII HIlO 0 1926 32HOIUALCA 77 1958 552WACAKEA 52 1959 1,698

75 1958 8575 1959 1.742

4,348

STATE TOTAL 26,442

CEDRELA ODORATA (ROEM)L. MEXICAN—CEDARSYN; C. MEXICANA TREE SOURCE: LITTLE WADSWORTH, 1964

V SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1930 1010

STATE TOTAL 10

CEDRELA SAIVADORIENSIS STANDL.TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU MOKULEIA 68 1955 988 1955 4

13HAWAIC 44 1959 .1

I

STATE TOTAL 14

CEDRUS DEODARA (ROXBURGH)G.DON DEODAR CEDARTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 12 1910 3

4HAWAII MAUNA KEA f POHAKULOA 0 1932 12

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QV

Q

0 0

CEDRUS DEODARA (CGN’T)


HAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 25 1910 7026 1910 16

98

STATE TOTAL 102

CEIBA PENTANDRA (L.)GAERTN. KAPOKSYN: BOMBAX CEIBA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KEALIA 0 L944 50LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 15

65OAHU EWA 58 1949 25

HAUULA 12 1923 1112 1923 11

HONOLULU 3 1949 143 1950 70

14 1923 514 1923 514 1949 215 1950 415 1950 264 1953 10

KAWAILOA 0 1944 3WAIMANALO 0 1937 2

o 1952 14291 1950 2

308MAUI KOOLAU 0 1932 6o 1936 1,083

WEST MAUI 33 1955 235 1956 1

- 1,092HAWAII MILD 0 1938 121

o 1939 6KEAUOHANA 0 1928 26

O 1930 20OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 35

210

STATE TOTAL 1,675

PAGE 105

CEITIS SINENSIS PERS. CHCNESE HACKBERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN


MAUI KULA 1 1957 1C

STATE TOTAL 1

CELTIS TRINERVIA LAM. HACKBERRYSYN: C. SCHWARTZII TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HCMJLULU 61t 1932 1L

STATE TOTAL 1

CENTROLOBIUM SP. BENTH. PORCUPINEPODTREETREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962



OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

CERATONIA SILIQUA L. CAROBTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1941 5WAIAKEA 0 1941 4

9


PAGE 106

0 oa

0 çD

CERBERA MANGHAS 1. CERBERATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR



STATE TOTAL 3

CERCIS CANADENSIS tROSE)M.HOPKINS EASTERN REDBUDTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



HAWAII MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1940 4242

STATE TOTAL 42

CESTRUM DIURNUM L. DAY CESTRUMSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



MOCOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1932 106106

STATE TOTAL 106

CESTRUM NOCTURNUM L. ALA—AUMOESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND.


STATE TOTAL 129

PAGE 107

CHAENGMELES JAPONICA LINDI. JAPAN QUINCESHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939



HAWAII 11110 43 1949 1I

STATE TOTAL

CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA (A.MURRAY)PARLATORE PORI—ORFCRD—CEDARTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI KALEPA 11 1951 890NA PALI—KONA 0 1931 11

901OAHU HONOUL lULl 93 1951 12

94 1951 1426

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1941 646 1949 1827 1949 2007 1960 6006 1949 1758 1969 5988 1949 1,2718 1952 2009 1952 50?9 1952 8509 1952 6459 1952 1,2009 1952 1,9009 1952 2,007

V

9 1953 608 V

9 1955 3,0609 1955 1,9509 1957 1,0079 1957 7009 1957 1,550

V 9 1958 1,8659 1958 1,575

10 1957 55023,264

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 580 1935 1,5370 1947 5,330

PAGE 108

0 1 0 •V 0

‘S Sd ii?

0 0

j.

CHAMAECYPARIS tAWSONIANA ICON’TI

ISLAND Pllu1E LOCATION PLU#IO .tii?h aYTflthNo

MAUI KOCLAU 9 321 1:Sr16 949 208

KULA S 3110 933 1,265o 1934 740 1937 3,23o 1939 25

NAKAWAO • 0 1931 45o 1932 4090 1933 10

• . 0 1935 1• 0 1937 2,650WAIHOU SPRING 0 193 363

& 1934 80 1945 10


36 1951 •75HILO 8 1311 III0 1930 i430 1931

A ‘illHOLUALDA 77 1958 30HONUAULA 0 1928 35

0 1933’ 190 1934 13o 1935 1600 1950 662

KOHALA 0 1928 320

3 43fl 82

MANOWAIALEE 0 tflo 1931 6

NAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 5NUNA LOA 10 1958 3WAIAKEA 52 1956 3

6,767

STATE TOTAL 51,937

PAGE 109

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA (SIEBOLD&ZUCCARINI)ENOLICHERHINOKI FALSE—CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII WhO 0 1934 423o 1936 9O 1940 24

HOLUALGA 0 1942 150HONUAULA 0 1942 220

0 1943 341KOHALA 0 1942 157

0 1943 38C .362

STATE TOTAL 1,362

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA ISIEBOLD+ZUCCARINL)ENOLICHERBENIHI tSAWARA)FALSECYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLtMORE JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII HILO 0 1934 1,576O 1935 1,2520 1935 270

HONUAULA 0 1932 36O 1938 148

KOHALA 0 1932 23MAUNA KEA t POHAKULOA 0 1933 48

3,353

STATE TOTAL 3,353

CHAMAECYPARIS SP. SPACH FAISECYPRESSTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAI I HI LO 30 1952 44

STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE HO

0 0 0

‘-I

0• 0.’ 9

CHAMAEDOREA SP. WILLO. CHAMAEDOREA PACAYATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



48 1953 248 1954 3

10

STATE TOTAL 10CHARPENTIERA OBOVATA GAUD. PAPALA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 1


STATE TOTAL — 3CHEIRANTHODENDRON PENTADACTYLON LARR. HAND—FLOWER TREESyN: CHIRANTHODENDRON PLATANOIDES TREE SOURCE: ST JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILC 64 1955 1

SOUTH KONA 48 1955 244 1955 144 1955 1

5

STATE TOTAL 5

PAGE 111

CHORISIA SPECIOSA HBK. FLOSS—SILK TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII PANA[WA 51 1951 2SOUTH KONA 48 1956 2

4

STATE TOTAL 4

CHRYSALIDOCARPUS SP. H.WENDL. ARECACBUTTERFLY)PALM V

PALM SOURCE: St. JOHN, 1973



MAUI KOOLAU 37 1957 30V 38 1957 24


0 1935 47

V

STATE TOTAL 61

CHRYSOBALANUS ICACO L. ICACO COCOPLUMSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, t973

SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWN V

WOOD QUALITY—

UNKNOWNV


V

OAHU HONOLULU 64 1932 2525 V

V STATE TOTAL —— 25

CHRYSOPHYLLUM CAINITO 1. CALNITO STARAPPIETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

V


V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED V PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI NONCU 0 1938 22

PAGE 112

CV. 0 •2 Q

CHRYSOPHYLLUM CAINITO (CON’T)


MAUI KOOIAU 0 1935’ 453453


CIBOTIUM CHAMI 5501 KAULf HAPU’UGRASS SOURCE: NEAL, 1965




STATE TOTAL 27

CINCHONA LEDGERIANA MOENS EX TRIMEN LEDGERBARK CINCHONATREE SOURCE: RECORD L HESS, 1943



KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1945 200200

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1944 2610 1945 20

KAWAILOA 82 1945 60106

MAUI KOOIAU 9 1945 18211 1946 31

WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1944 •. 370 1945 199

449HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 4,444

KAU 0 L944 80 1945 150

4,602

STATE TOTAL 5,357

PAGE 113

CINCHONA OFFICIANALIS 1. QUININE TREETREE SOURCE: RECORD HESS, 1943



OAHU HONOLULU 0 194’. 2121

STATE TOTAL 27

CINCHONA SP.TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973




HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 3.938KAU 0 1945 50

V 3,988

STATE TOTALV

4,010

CINCHONA SUCCIRUBRA PAU.EX.KLOTSCH QUININE TREETREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN



MAUI KOOIAU 0 1941 20

V

1943 10 1944 12o 1947 2

17HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 66

HILO 0 1928 80 1942 5

KAU V

0 1944 99KOHALA 40 1945 11SOUTH KONA 0 1940 9WAIAKEA 0 1945 232V 436


V PAGE 114 V

C 0

0• 0

CENNAMONUM CAMPHORA (L.)SIEB. CAMPHORTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 0 1945 1240 1950 230

LIHUE—KOLOA 14 1948 332686

OAHU EWA 0 1931 3011 1929 15

HONOLULU 0 1930 150 1931 1,417

14 1949 264 1933 53269. 1936 100

HONOULIULI 0 1931 300 1937 90

93 1951 394 1951 4

KAHUKU 0 1930 100MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1936 100WAIAHOLE 0 1919 25

0 1928 50 1930 100

29 1919 25WAIANAE 0 1930 100WAIMANALO 0 1936 100

2,793MAUI KOOLAU 0 1937 16

9 1945 4WEST MAUI 0 1945 25

10 1945 4810 1945 59

152

STATE TOTAL 3,631

CINNAMONUM CASSIA CL.)BL. CASSIA—BARK—TREETREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



MOLOKAI MOIOKAI 4 1945 4040

MAUI KOCLAU 11 1946 1,3501,350

STATE TOTAL 1,390

PAGE 115

CINNAMONUM ZEYIANICUM BI. CEYLON CINNAMONTREE SOURCE: St. JOHN, 1973



OAHU KAHUKU 0 1930 10WAIAHOLE 0 1930 15WAIMANALO 0 1936 70

95

STATE TOTAL — 95

CIPADESSA SP. BL.SYN: CIPEDESA SP SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO .0 1938 6KAU 0 1946 14

20

STATE TOTAL 20

CITHAREXYLUM SPINOSUM 1. SPINY FIDDLEWOODSYN: C. QUADRANGULARE TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 64 1932 5WAIAHOLE 0 1930 100WAIMANALO 0 1936 250

355MAUI WEST MAUI 12 1949 12

• 12

STATE TOTAL 367

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0 .• 0. •C)

1I

0 V.

V 0 cD

CITRULCUS LANATUS tTHUNB.)MATSUM.LNAKAI WATERMELONVCNE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII MALAMA—KI 68 1953 268 1954 4

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 648 1953 648 1954 444 1954 4

26 V

V

V

STATE TOTAL 26 V

CITRUS GRANDIS tL.)OSBECK PUMMELOTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU NANAKULI 8 1918 228V 228

HOLOKAI MOLCKAI V

V 1 1938 24 V

24MAUI KOOLAU 0 1940 1.967

1,967

STATE TOTAL 2,651

CITRUS SP. 1.TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU HONOLULU 15 1923 4KANEOHE

V 72V

1938 V 40 V

KULIOUDU 0 1921 3LUALUALEI 0 1924 2,030MOKUIEIA 0 1951 18WAIAHOLE 0 1920 85

PAGE 117 V

CITRUS SP (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

OAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1921 500 1925 30o 1929 20

2,280MOLOKAI MOICKAI 0 1938 24

o 1940 226

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1938 1,776o 1940 2180 1940 1,3250 1942 5

KULA 1 1921 2WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 51


0 1940 231-1110 0 1939 4KOHALA 0 1928 15

0 1928 250 1928 160 1929 20 1929 20 1929 20 1939 70 1941 28

PANAEWA 0 1937 22SOUTH KONA 0 1939 12WA! AKEA 0 1938 59

0 1939 340 194L 3

44 1951 544 1953 144 1954 244 1954 244 1959 4

452

STATE TOTAL 6,147

CLADIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM CLJDRAKE ‘UK!HERB SOURCE: NEAL, 1965



HAWAII HILO 12 1922 230230

STATE TOTAL — 230

PAGE 118

0 0 0

0 0

CIAOXYLON SANOWICENSE MUELL1—ARG. PO’OLASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL I

CLEMATIS SP. tDILI.)L. CLEMATISVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

CLERODENORUM THOMSCNAE BALF.F BLEEDING HEARTSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1937 700KAHUKU 0 1936 400WAIMANALO 0 1936 790

1,890

STATE TOTAL 1,890

CLERODENDRUM UGANDENSE PRAINTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




4

STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE 119

CLUSIA ROSEA JACQ. COPEY CLUSIATREE SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973



OAHU WAIIIANAIO 0 1937 6060

STATE TOTAL 60

COCCOCOBA SP. P.BROWNE SEAGRAPETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1928 32HCNOULIUII 0 1928 865LUALUALEI 0 1928 50

91 1950 4951

MAUI MAKAWAO 0 1932 2WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 2

4

STATE TOTAL 955

COCCULUS FERRANDIANUS GAUD. HUEHUEVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, t973



HAiAII HONUAULA 0 1941 99

STATE TOTAL 9

COCHLOSPERMUM VITEFOLIUM CWILLD.ISPRENG YELLOWSILK SHELLSEEDSYN: C. HIBISCOIDES TREE SOURCE: ST.. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1956 4

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0.

1

COCHLOSPERMUM VITIFOLIUM (CDN’T)


DAHU EWA 11 1957 458 1929 25



48

STATE TOTAL 83

COCOS SP. L. COCONUTPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PAII—KCNA 16 1950 3016 1955 6319 1955 63

NONOU 0 1935 2070 1936 1960 1937 1,510

2,069OAHU 62 1929 5

63 1929 2163 1930 1,08063 1931 1,026

WAIMANALO 0 1938 2,60718 1924 962 1935 5074 .1938 31975 1938 94676 [938 41877 1938 3,108

9,589MOLOKAI 2 1937 434

434MAUI HANA 0 1933

KOOLAU 0 1938 1,909o 1939 338O 1939 1520 1940 220 1941 . 23O 1942 100 1943 280 1941 10

2,495HAWAII HCLO 0 1938 100

KOHALA ,. 0 1928 50MALAMA—KI - 0 1939 614

PAGE 121

COCOS SP. (CON’T)


HAAII 11ALAMA—KI 0 1940 306o 1952 276o 1953 359

68 1952 ‘*71NANAWAIE 0 1930 482

o 1931 6960 1932 1,2010 1933 940O 1934 8870 1935 3840 1936 2200 1936 653o 1937 4080 1937 2000 1938 350 1938 8800 1939 1,5630 1940 140

10.865

— STATE TOTAL 25,452

COFFEA ARABICA 1. ARABIAN COFFEESHRUB SOURCE: ST.. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLANC RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI IIHUE—KOLGA 18 1954 300300

HAWAII PANAEWA 0 1936 500 1931 H0 1939

63

STATE TOTAL 363 —

COFFEA LIBERICA HIERN LIBERIAN COFFEETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 122

0 0•’•F’

‘-1

0. 0

COLENSOA PHYSALOIDES



HAWAII HILO 64 1957 2NANAWALE 72 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1957 2

6

STATE TOTAL 6

COLUBRINA ASIATICA tL.)BROGN. ‘ANAPANAPASHRUB SOURCE; Si. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTJD BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 64 1932 565 1932 5065 1935 12

67HAWAII 44 1959 1

1

STATE TOTAL 68

COLUBRINA OPPOSITIFOLIA BRONGN.EX.MANN KAUILATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HAUULA 0 1933 10HONOLULU 65 1933 50HONOUIIULI 0 1928 2,205

55 1927 51WAIAHOLE 0 1927 25

2,341MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 1

IHAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1933 12

0 1936 1248 1953 2

26

STATE TOTAL 2,368

PAGE 123

COLUTEA ARBORESCENS 1. BLADDER—SENNASHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWACI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII MAUNA KEA f POHAKULOA 0 1931 2727

STATE TOTAL 27

COIVILLEA RACEI4OSA BCJ. GLORY COLVILLEATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII. 44 1959 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

CONGEA VELUTINA WIGHT CONGEASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 144 1956 1

2

STATE TOTAL 2

CONOCARPUS SP. L. BUTTON MANGROVETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




HAWAII NANAWALE 0 1948 45 V

•

• 54 1950 1762


0 0 V 0

0.

COPAIVA OFFICINAICS tL.)IYCNS COPAIBA COPAITREESYN: COPAIFERA OFFICINALIS TREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY,ISLAND

OAHU 0 1955 1MCKULEIA 88 t955 . 10



PANAEWA 51 1954 29SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

33

STATE TOTAL 46

COPROSMA SP. J.R.&G.FORSI. P110SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII MAUNA LOA 50 1955 ‘11

STATE TOTAL 1

CORDIA ABYSSINICA R.BR. ABYSSINIAN CORDIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII MALAMA—KI 66 1953 11

STATE TOTAL I —

PAGE 125

CORDIA ALLI000RA CHOO,VISCH ONION CORD1ATREE SOURCE; ANONYMOUS, 1966




4

STATE TOTAL 4

CORDIA AMPHIFOLIA MEZTREE SOURCE; ANONYMOUS, 1968



OAHU LUALUALEI 29 1920 14WAIAHOLE 0 1920 14

28

STATE TOTAL 28

CORDIA DENTATA POIR WHITE CORDIASYN: C. ALBA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HCNCLULU 13 1926 8484

STATE TOTAL 84 —

CORDIA DICHOSTOMA EORST.f. SEBESTENTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1953 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

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0 0 0

0

COROCA GLABRA (1.) CLAMMY CHERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1928 68HONOLULU 56 1928 76HONOULIULI 0 1928 565KAHUKU 0 1928 24LUALUALEC 0 1928 100PUPUKEA 0 1926 600

53 1926 600ROUND lOP 0 L926 19

2,052

STATE TOTAL 2,052

CORDIA SEBESTENA 1.. GEIGERTREE CORDIATREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 63 1931 65WAIAHOLE 0 1928 5

70MAUI WEST MAUf 33 1955 12

12

STATE TOTAL 82

CORDIA SP. CPLUM.)L. CORDIATREE SOURCE; SI. JOHN, 1973



HAhAIT KEAUOHANA 0 1931 55

STATE TOTAL 5

PAGE 127

CORD IA SUBCORDATA LAM. KOUTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU 63 1930 107EWA IL 1935 18HCNOIUIU 0 1930 14

18 1924 1040 1956 8565 1933 6

• HONOULIULI 0 1938 150KAWAILOA 0 1944 6WAIMANALO 0 1936 100

18 1924 [0• 62 1932 6

512MOLOKAI 2 1937 35

35MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 6

33 1955 612

HAWAII NANAWALE 0 1930 60 1932 20

SCUTH KONA 48 1954 127

STATE TOTAL 587

CORDYLINE AUSTRALIS

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII 44 1954 244 1959 3

• 5

STATE TOTAL 5

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0 .1

• 0 0

cD

CORDYLINE TERMINALIS CL.)KUNTH TICKI)VINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED By ISLAND

KAUAI LIHUE—KOLGA 18 1954 2,56918 1954 9.431

12,000OAHU EWA 92 1953 86

HONOlULU 0 1930 33,1680 1931 1,5363 1922 3103 1936 1,650

10 1932 26010 1935 5010 1951 4,87514 1952 1,45017 1933 7,15017 1935 1,00017 1948 40030 1951 ,95O30 1952 1,84064 1932 2,00064 1934 4,00068 1935 7,59070 1937 18,730

KAHUKU 0 1928 1657 1929 258

• PUPUKEA 0 1933 1,080ROUND TOP 3 1954 378WAIAHOLE 0 1928 5,500

O 1929 1,600V 19.31 3,750

WAIMANALO 0 1936 833101,460


MAUI HANA 0 1931 50KOOLAU 0 1931 20

0 1932 350 1933 2560 1935 40O 1936 4050 1938 3600 1939 25

17 1949 3.18618 1949 52

4,429HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1952 25

25

STATE TOTAL 118,455

PAGE 129

CORYLUS SP. WINKL.

SUITABILCTY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOR ESTISLAND RESERVE

HAWAII MAUNA IOA

CORYNOCARPUS LAEVIGATA J.R.G.FOR$T



KAUAILI HUE— KOLOA

NA PAL 1—KONA

CORNUS FLORIDA CWESTON)PALMER,STEYERMARK FLOWERING DOGWOODTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968



HAWAII HILO 0 1937 1MAUNA LOA 50 1950 3

4

STATE TOTAL 4

CORYL.US MAXIMA MILL. IAMBERT FILBERTS HRU B

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 2

HAZELSHRUB SOURCE; BAILEY, 1939

TOTALBY ISLAND

12

12

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND


50 1950 12

STATE TOTAL

KARAKATREE SOURCE: ST.


8 1926 409 1927 138

10 1927 19010 1927 140

0 1931 2)6

PAGE 130

C 0 ..: 0

CORYNOCARPUS LAEVIGATA (CCN’T)


KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1937 4,0007 1925 70

4,784HAWAII HILC 0 1928 302

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1926 59361

STATE TOTAL 5,165

COSTUS SP. 1. SPIRALFLAGSHRUB SOURCE: St. JOHN, 1973



MAUI KGOLAU 37 1957 2424

STATE TOTAL — 24

COTONEASTER fRANCHETI BOIS FRANCHETI COTONEASTERSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION. PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 0 1938 1717

STATE TOTAL 17

COTONEASTER FRIGIDA WALL HIMAVAYAN COTONEASTERSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY fCR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 15

PAGE 131

COTONEASIER PANNOSA FRANCH S1LVERLEAF COTONEASTERSHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI NA PAL 1—KONA 8 1958 32

32HAWAII MAUNA KEA LPOHAKULOA 0 1937 8181

STATE TOTAL 113COTONEASTER SP. MEDIK COTONEASTER

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


0 1943 25

STATE TOTAL 5CRESCENTIA CUJETE 1. CALABASH—TREE



4• MAUI KOOLAU 0 [934 2570 1935 1,1370 1936 874

WEST MAUI 33 1955 333 1955 3

2,274HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2KEAUOHANA 0 1928 1012

STATE TOTAL 2,290

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0 0 “0

‘-I

CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA CLINNAEUS FIL.) DONSOURCE2 DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUM1ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA H 1958 6

KEAIIA 17 1953 375LIHUE—KOLDA 10 1927 948

10 1928 279MOLOAA 0 1931 26NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 2

0 1937 22,389o 1943 3,600

PUU KA PELE 0 1936 1,310O 1940 1,371

30,304DAHU EWA 11 1925 60011 1926 29011 1935 20352 1937 2,310

HAUUIA 12 1923 2512 1923 25

HONOLULU 0 1927 2853 1923 6203 1925 1353 1927 1004 1917 6947 1924 50

10 1924 1510 1925 75010 1928 22524 1923 36024 1923 26025 191? 850

HONOULIULI 0 1937 2,576KAHUKU 0 1931 459LUAIUALEI 29 1920 260PUPUKEA 0 1923 800

0 1923 800O 1924 300O 1924 300

WAIAHOLE 0 1920 3100 1921 219

31 1921 26914,290MOLOKAI MOLOKA1 0 1938 1,100

0 1940 12,0790 1941 5501 1939 6599 1952 350

10 1956 30015,038MAUI KOOLAU 0 1931 159

PAGE 133

CRYPIOMERIA JAPONICA tCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KGCIAU 0 1934 61o 1935 1.667o 1935 425o 1936 1,402o 1937 3

O 1938 300 1941 4,9940 1941 15,932

11 1946 17,20015 1948 5,500KULA 0 1927 2,704

0 1928 3,9010 1934 3980 1936 4,0090 1936 1,6430 1937 1,2000 1938 4890 1939 21,1100 1940 24,7150 1943 1,2500 1944 3,9490 1945 880

MAKAWAO 0 1936 3,616o 1937 23WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1943 3,433

0 1944 1,4300 1945 75

WEST MAUI 0 1944 45910 1945 3,000

2 1910 81125,518HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1930 292

0 1931 1,134o 1932 1510 1936 1430 1937 58,495o 1938 12,108o 1939 2,3230 1939 10,5300 1940 436

36 1945 326HIlO 0 1923 1000 1925 200o 1926 900 1927 2,2200 1928 13O 1929 1,5900 1930 2,786o 1933 9810 193% 19,0180 1935 5,052

PAGE 134

0 0- 0iN

1

C Coci)

CRYPTCMERIA JAPONICA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED 8Y ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 0 1936. 19o 1936 6,229o 1937 22,6020 1938 12,1810 1938 10,330o 1938 5,673o . 1938 1620 1939 12,190o . 1940 8300 1940 3,1620 1941 3460 . 1943 372o 1943 6450 1944 9270 1945 2008 1923 100

30 1924 12069 1953 473

HOLUALOA 0 1942 800HONUAUIA 0 1927 45

0 1928 4100 1932 179o 1933 4690 1934 1000 1935 2,8080 1938 2790 1940 4,3110 1940 2,5000 1941 3780. 1942: 1550:

. 19%3... 157KAU 0;. 51

193J 120 .i%32 36

KOHALA OH 1930 145OH 19L.. oat0 i932- 346

1,012o . 1931 910 1938 29,2040 1939 18,2490 1939 4,8310 1940 20,609o 1942 1640 1944 60?

MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 1,7910 1929 400 1930 2550 1931 8040 1935 1,7820 1937 863

MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1931 33NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 100

PAGE 135

CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA tCON’T)

fCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1928 5332 1941 300

OLAA 0 1922 4060 1931 252O 1932 1,0080 1935 18,8010 1936 35O 1937 4510 1944 505 1922 7995 1922 390

OIAA FCREST PARK 0 1929 630 1934 212O 1935 2380 1941 112 1922 752 1922 752 1925 2182 1927 397

UPPER OLAA 0 1925 184WAIAKEA 0 1945 540

52 1952 9334 1932 4535 1933 32

314,156

STATE TOTAL 499,306

CUNNINGHAMIA LANCEOLATA CIAMBERT)HOOKER CHINA—FIRTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDA 10 1931 34MOLOAA 0 1931 24NA PAL 1—KONA 0 1931 2

0 1933 139199DAHU MOKULEIA 112 1956 3030

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1941 1007 1957 388 1949 468 1950 859 1952 250


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CUNNINGHANIA LANCEOLATA ICON’TI

ISLAND

HAUl KOOLAUKULA

WAIHOU SPRING

HAWAIi HAHAKUA

HI LO

HOLUALOAHONUAULA

KOHALA

HANOWA I ALEESAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA

OLAAOLAA FOREST PARK

CUPRESSUS ARIZONICA GREEN

HAWAII :FOREST

ISLAND RESERVE

OAHU HONOLULU

HONOUL lULl

1.234

4. ..:

- . ..

9,058

STATE TOTAL 11,040

tR1P OALLINORE £ JACKSON, 1967

LOCATION PLXMh r2I[5 evTflfkNo0 1929 63 1922 1003 1924 103 1924 10

I 1’!’ 40

ihi illPAGE 137

CUPRESSUS ARIZONICA (CON’T)


OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1938 1650 1940 100

I ,486MOICKAI tOLCKAI 0 1938 41810 1953 10210 1954 182

102MAUI KOCLAU 0 1935 4510 1941 130

KULA 0 1937 1,8600 1938 2850 1939 3,225

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1936 802 1910 573 1910 604 1910 2

6,156HAWAII HILO 0 1926 215

O 1929 650 1930 449O 1931 148

67 1952 40KAU 0 1937 24MAUNA KEA & POHAKUIOA 25 1910 1

28 1910 2OLAA 0 1933 1,012

0 1937 121,968

STATE TOTAL 10,312CUPRESSUS BAKERI JEPSCN M000C CYPRESS

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALCSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII KAU 0 1931 2OLAA 0 1931 4

6

STATE TOTAL 6

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0 0

CUPRESSUS DUTTONI



HAWAII OLAA 0 1937 44

STATE TOTAL 4

CUPRESSUS FORBESII JEPSCN TECATE CYPRESSTREE SOURCE; DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII KAU 0 1937 56OLAA 0 1937 91

147

STATE TOTAL 147

CUPRESSUS FUNEBRIS ENCIICHER WEEPING CYPRESSTREE SOURCE; DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


MAUI KULA 0 1932 905WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 160

0 1934 271,092

HAWAII HILO 0 1931. 366366

STATE TOTAL 1,658

CUPRESSUS GOVENCANA GORDCN GOWEN CYPRESSTREE SOURCE; DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967




PAGE 139

CUPRESSUS GOVENIANA (CON’T)


HAWAII HILO 0 L931 126KAU 0 1937 10OLAA 0 1937 15

151

STATE TOTAL 954

CUPRESS1JS LUSITANICA MILLER MEXICAN CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLOA 0 1947 340• NA PALI—KONA 0 1948 150PUU KA PEIE 23 1957 165

23 1957 125800

OAHU 62 1929 6HONOLULU 0 1930 6

17 1950 51101 t954 216

HONOUL lUll 0 1930 6993 t951 1694 1951 23

107 1954 25KAHUKU 57 1929 100MOKULEIA 88 1951 400ROUND TOP 3 1954 2WAIAHOLE 0 1930 25

939MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1936 4

4HAWAIi HAMAKUA 36 1945 456

• HILO 0 1930 224 1945 20

HCLUALCA 77 1958 19777 1959 877 1960 500

KOHALA 0 1943 272•

• 0 1943 84’40 1945 263

• 40 1946 1411,963

STATE TOTAL 3,706

PAGE 140

CI 0’ .• 0

CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA HARTWEG MONTEREY CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: OALCIHORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6

LIHUE—KOLGA 0 1932 101NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 13

O 1931 530 1937 ‘*00o 1945 486

PUU KA PELE 0 1940 18023 1951 12523 1957 242

1,606OAHU EWA 0 1941 5,639IL 1928 6

HONOLULU 15 1925 5015 1955 21546 1925 60

101 1954 288HONOULIULI 0 1928 100

0 1929 71093 1951 894 1951 11

MOKULEIA 88 1951 25112 1956 62

ROUND TOP 3 1954 27,176MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1937 2

0 1940 13,809o 1941 3,3010 1941 1,8720 1944 5430 1948 5521 1938 1,2381 1940 3,8864 1945 1096 1949 1216 1954 2007 1955 6887 1955 2,0638 1950 7638 1950 2258 1954 8678 1955 2039 1955 4509 1956 5609 1956 1,100

10 1953 38610 1954 76610 1955 62

PAGE 141

CUPRESSUS MACRCCARPA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMUER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 10 1956 8252 1937 3,564

38,175MAUI KOOIAU 0 1932 50o 1933 229o 1934 1,880

0 1935 5,3410 1935 14,9160 1936 9,330o 1936 2,0330 1941 1,111

11 1946 3,461KULA 0 1928 638

0 1931 590 1932 2,0450 1933 3070 1934 1,1550 1936 5520 1936 3,4810 1936 1,1600 193? 6,3030 1937 411o 1938 10,1990 1939 66,358

Vo 1940 24,184MAKAWAO 0 1933 891o 1935 480

0 1936 1,438o 1936 3950 1937 6490 1937 150o 1940 3,561

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1929 5420 1930 6690 1931 1350 1932 2150 1933 370 1934 3500 1936 617o 1950 2

WEST MAUI 0 1945 2165,336

HAWAII HILO 0 1923 600 1925 1,7810 1926 100 1929 210

V 8 1923 728 1923 12

V 67 1952 1,28081 1959 90

V HONUAULA 0 1939 212V

KOHALA 0 1943 240•

V MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 193L 31V

V PAGE 142

0 0 .0

1

CUPRESSUS MACRCCARPA (CaN’T)


HAWAII OIAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 6134 1932 2434 1933 113

4,196

STATE TOTAL 216,489

CUPRESSUS NEVADENSIS ABRAMS PIUTE CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967




STATE TOTAL 4

CUPRESSUS PYGMAEA (LEMMON)SARGENT MENDOCINO CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967




STATE TOTAL 4

CUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENS LINNAEUS ITALIAN CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLOA 9 1928 206206

OAHU HONOlULU 10 1923 3810 1923 3810 1925 59

HONOUL LULl 0 1928 515MGKULEIA 88 1955 4WAIAHOLE 0 1926 25

619

PAGE 143

CUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENS tCCN’T)


MAUI KOOIAU 0 1935 394WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 164o 1931 3

561HAWAII HILO 0 1926 235o 1927 240

MANOWAIALEE 0 1921 83OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 445

2 1926 5131,516

STATE TOTAL 2.962

CUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENS XMACROCARPA HARTWEG MONTEREYXITALIAN CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUALITY — fAIR


MAUI KOOIAU 0 1941 2,6502,650

STATE TOTAL 2,650

CUPRESSUS SP. (TOURN.)L. CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HCMDLULU 10 1926 27HONOULIULI 0 1927 150

177MAUI KOCIAU 11 1946 350

KULA 0 1939 14,8470 1940 200

15,397HAWAII KAU 0 1946

3

STATE TOTAL 15,577

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0 0

OD

CUSCUTA SANDWICHIANA CHOISY KAUNA’OAVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KOHALA 0 1940 287287

STATE TOTAL 287

CYANEA BRYANII ROCK. BRYAN’S CYANEASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1957 66

STATE TOTAL 6

CYANEA HORRIDA (ROCK)DEG.HOSAKA HAHANUISHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TLITAL —— 2

CYDONIA OBLONGA MILL QUINCETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY . — fAIR


HAWAII HIlD 0 1937 2929


PAGE 145

CYNOMETRA TRINITENSfS DLIV.TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU KAHUKU 0 1930 50

WAIAHOLE 0 1930 50100

STATE TOTAL 100

CYPERUS PAPYRUS 1. PAPYRUSHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNCWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KCCIAU 25 1955 6


STATE TOTAL 9CYPHOMANDRA BETACEA tCAV.)SENDTN. TREE TOMATO



44 1951 6V 12

STATE TOTAL 12DACRYDIUM CUPRESSINUM SOLAND.EX.FORST.F. RIMU

TREE SOURCE; SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRV WOOD QUALITY V — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU LUALUALEI 29 1920

V

2WAIAHOLE 0 1920 2 V

4

STATE TOTAL 4V

PAGE 146

C 0

DALBERGIA CUSCATIANT1CA STANDI FUNERATREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUAL liv — GOOD


OAHU MOKUIEIA 88 1955 488 1955 12

16

STATE TOTAL —. 16

DAIBERGIA SISSOO ROXB. 515500TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU HCNOLUIU 0 1930 26HONOULIULI 0 1930 97KAHUKU 0 1930 97WAIANAE 0 1930 327

541

STATE TOTAL 547

DATURA MOLLISSHRUB



HAWAII 44 1958 1I.

STATE TOTAL I

DEGUELIA SP. DERRISTREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE . LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 58 1929 2525

STATE TOTAL 25 —

PAGE 147

DELONIX REGIA (BGJ.)RAF. ROYAL POINCIANASYN: POINCIANA REGIA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 12WEST MAUI 33 1955 3

33 1955 217

HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1952 148 1953 248 1953 1

4

STATE TOTAL 173

DENOROCALAMUS GIGANTEUS MUNRQ GIANT BAMBOODRASS SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALtTY — UNKNOWN



HAWAII HILO 0 1930 146 1951 2

OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 13PANAEWA 0 1934 10

26

VV STATE TOTAL 36

DESMONCHUS QUASILARIUS MART.PALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII SOUTH KONA V 48 1953 2V 2

STATE TOTAL 2— V

V

PAGE 148V

0 0 ‘0

0

DIEFFENBACHIA SP. SCHOIT DIEFFENBACHIAHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



24

STATE TOTAL 24OILLENIA INDICA 1. INDIA DILLENIA



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAIAHCLE 0 1929 10

10HAWAII HuG 0 1528 364 1955 2


11

STATE TOTAL 21DIOSPYROS DISCOLOR WILLD. MABOLO PERSIMMON



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLUlU 0 1936 100

0 1941 1607 1917 2

• MOKULEIA 0 1951 3ROUND lOP 0 1938 375WAIAHOLE 0 1936 25

665

STATE TOTAL 665

PAGE 149

DIOSPYROS LOTUS 1. DAIEPLUM PERSIMMONTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED By ISLAND


STATE TOTAL 4

DIOSPYROS SANOWICENSIS IA.DC.)FOSB. LAMATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR



STATE TOTAL —

DIOSPYROS SP. L. PERSIMMONTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU EWA 11 1938 22

HAWAII HAPAKUA 0 1939 6KOHALA 0 1938 7

0 1938 10.44 1954

24

STATE TOTAL 32

V PAGE 150

C 1.

. 0. .0

DIOSPYROS VIRGINIANA 1. COMMON PERSIMMONTREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 3

DIPTEROCARPUS ALATUS ROXB. KERUINGTREE SOURCE: DESCH, 1954



CAHU HONOLULU 7 1917 11

STATE TOTAL 1

DIZYGOTHECA ELEGANTISSIMA VIG.fGUILL. FALSE ARALIATREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965



OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 3109 1955 3

6

STATE TOTAL 6

DODONAEA ERIOCARPA SM. A’ALI’ISHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



DAHU HONOLULU 60 1931 44265 1932 112

HONOULIULI 0 1928 2100 1929 836

PAGE 151

DODONAEA ERIOCARPA CCCN’T)


OAHU HONOULIUII 0 1931 170KUII000U 0 1935 400LUALUAIEI 0 1928 1,407

0 1929 2633,840

STATE TOTAL 3,840

D000NAEA SP. MILL A’ALI’ISHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONCLUIU 65 1933 97HONOULIULI 55 1927 15

112MAUI MAKAWAO 0 1931 163

163

STATE TOTAL 275

DOLICHANDRONE CRISPATREE




STATE TOTAL 177

DOLICHANDRONE SPATHACEA (L.F.)K.SCHUM MANGROVE TRUMPET TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUAIL TY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY tSLAND

OAHIJ HONOULIULI 0 1936 331331

STATE TOTAL 331

PAGE 152

C. C .3

SI

DOMBEYA SP. CAy. DOMBEYATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HOt%CLULU 14 1960 1

I

STATE TOTALDORYALIS HEBECARPA (GARDN.)WARB. CEYLON GOOSEBERRYSYN: ABER[A GARONERI TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI PUU KA PELE 0 1940 1,525

1,525OAHU EWA 0 1938 1,08658 1939 100HONOLULU 17 1939 58779 1939 1,177HONOULIUII 0 1938 1,743

0 1939 2,144KAHUKU 0 1939 282KAWAIIOA 78 1938 43MOKULEIA 0 1941 42NANAKULI 0 1938 36o 1939 8PUPUKEA 0 1939 75WAIANAE 0 1939 698WAIMANALO 0 1938 1,045

0 1939 96310, 029MOLOKAI MOIOKAI 1 1938 60

1 1939 1,2951,355MAUI KOOLAU 0 1938 100

0 1939 6010 1940 100KULA 0 1938 99

900HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 125KOHAIA 0 1928 8

0 1939 2,1100 1940 26

MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1938 4NANAWALE 0 1938 62,279

STATE TOTAL 16,088

PAGE 153

DRACAENA DRACO 1. DRAGON TREETREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965




HAWAII HILO 64 1956 2KAU 0 1946 2MAUNA KEA 1 POHAKULOA 0 1937 7SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

48 1956 265 1952 6

21

STATE TOTAL 25

DRYPETES PHYLLANTHOIDES CROCK)SHERFF MEHAMEHAMESYN: NEOWAWRAEA PHYLLANTHOIDES TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




28

STATE TOTAL 28

DURANTA REPENS CL.) CREEPING SKYFLOWERSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN V


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1927 50MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1935 100


3

STATE TOTAL 153

PAGE 154

0 0 V 01*\

‘.1 SI L.J 51

0 0

DURCO ZIBETHINUS MURR. CIVET DURIANTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAI4AII MALAMA—KI 0 1931 3NANAWALE 0 1931 3

44 1953 17

STATE TOTAL 7EIAEOCARPUS GRANDIS F.MUELL BLUE MARBLE—TREE

TREE SOURCE: KELSEY C DAYTON, 1942SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — 6000WOOD QUALITY — GOOD

V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL VV

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND.

V

O4HU HONOLULU 10 1959 .3 V

14 1955 .3 V

MOKULEIA 88 1955 2aMAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 28

28V STATE TOTAL 36

ELAEOOENDRON AUSTRALE VENT FALSEOLIVETREE SOURCE: FRANCIS, 1951


V


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1940 85

V 85MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 1I

V STATE TOTAL V 86

PAGE 155

ENTANDROPHRAGMA DELVOYI MOFU AFR.MAHOGANY)TREE SOURCE: KELSEY L DAYTON0 1942

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWaco QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 8101 1954 HO

MOKULEIA 88 1955 1688 1956 30

164MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1. 1955 2

2HAWAII PANAEWA 51 1954 25

51 1954 30SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

44 1959 1V 58

STATE TOTAL 224

ENTEROLOBIUPI CYCLOCARPUM (JACQa)GRISEB. EARPODTREEV




KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1926 3060 1935 4,7669 1927 291

10 1927 25110 1927 940

V

MOLOAA 0 1935 520NONOU 0 1934 235

O 1935 5927,901V

OAHU EWA 58 1929 50HC4OLULU 10 1926 3

14 1923 514 1923 515 1934 1,5U015 1946 75

V 15 1948 74 V

VV 49 1925 38

V HCNOULIULI 0 1921 V

166PUPUKEA 0 1928 25ROUND TOP 0 1949 75

2,016 V

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 1,0400 1936 1,272

V

VV

PAGE 156V

0 0 .0A

0

ENTEROLOBIUM CYCLOCARPUM CCON’T)


MAUI KOOLAU 0 1931 3232,635

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1929 7511110 0 1923 500

o 1926 4108 1923 500

KEAUOHANA 0 1929 40KOHALA 0 1927 943

0 1928 112MALAMA—KI 0 1921 32

0 1929 84MANOWAIALEE 0 1928 311NANAWALE 0 1929 248

0 1931 12NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1921 188

3, 515

STATE TOTAL 16,067

ERIOBOTRYA JAPONICA (THUNB.)LINDL. LOQUATTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED B ISLAND

KAUAI PUU KA PEIE 0 1940 246246

OAHU EWA 58 1939 65HONOULIULI 0 1928 30

0 1938 186281

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1942 5KULA 0 1939 125


KOHALA 0 1928 12MALAMA—KI 0 1928 30OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 123.$OUTH KONA 0 1941 2

169

STATE TOTAL 826

PAGE 157

ERIOGONUM ARBORESCENS GREENESANTA CRUZ IS BUCKWHEATSHRUB SOURCE: MCMINN, 1964

SUITABILITY fCR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HIlO 30 1952 8MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 45 1951 8

16

STATE TOTAL — 16

ERYTHRINA CONSTANTIANATREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAtISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 64 1955 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2

4

STATE TOTAL 4

ERYTHRINA CORALLODENDRON L. COMMON CORALBEANTREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1931 730 1932 120 1934 71

MAKAWAO 0 1932 36192

STATE TOTAL 192

ERYTHRINA FUSCA LOUR.TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 33


0 0 0

‘-I

ERYTHRINA SANOWICENSIS DEG. WILIWILITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973



63 1931 166EWA 11 1925 38HONOLULU 0 1930 20

10 1958 2914 1923 614 1923 648 1958 10060 1931 10265 1932 6869 1936 50

HONOULIULI 0 1928 30NANAKULI 8 1918 414

8 1919 170ROUND TOP 19 1924 169

106 1954 1WAIAHOIE 0 1927 6

1.777MOLOKAJ MOLOKAI 0 1936 1,4820 1940 10 1941 41 1937 2,974

4,461MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 40WAIHOU SPRING 0 1933 2


0 1936 18• 40

STATE TOTAL 6,320ERYTHRINA SENEGALENSIS DC. SENEGAL CORALBEAN



•OAHU HONOLULU 10 1954 66MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 22MAUI 35 19561

STATE TOTAL 9

PAGE 159

ERYTHRINA SP. L.TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNCWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN




STATE TOTAL 18

ERYTHRINA SUBUMBRANS tHASSK.) MERR.TREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 14 1923 614 1923 6

12

STATE TOTAL — 12

ERYTHRINA VARIEGATA (L.)MERR. TIGER’S CLAWSYN: E. INDICA TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965

SUITABILITY FCR HAWACI — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


KAUAI NA PAII—KONA 0 1937 117PUU KA PEIE 0 1940 80

197OAHU ROUND TOP 0 1942 76

0 1948 162238


HAWAII 44 1951 22

STATE TOTAL 897

PAGE 160

C

EUCALYPTUS ACMENCOIOES SCHAU

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HAWAII WAIAKEA

EUCALYPTUS AGGREGATA DEANE&MAIDEN

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — fAIR


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDANONOU

0 0

TRIANTHA EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT. 1965


52 1951 162162

STATE TOTAL 162

BLACK GUMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913


10 1931 820 1931 79

EUCALYPTUS ALBA REINW. EX BLUMESYN: E. PLATYPHYLLA



KAUAI KALEPAL IHUE—KOLOA

O AHUHAWAII WAIAKEA

STATE TOTAL

GHOST—TREE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON


11 1958 610 1931 284

23 1911 052 195? 80

STATE TOTAL

1965

1965

161

161

MARRYATT,

TOT ALBY ISLAND

290

80

370

MARRYATT,

TOTALBY ISLAND

2, 529

EUCALYPTUS AMYGDALINA LABILLTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON


FOREST YEAR NUMBERISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEDMAUI KOOLAU .0 1937 2,287KULA 0 1938 242

PAGE 161

EUCALYPTUS AMYGOALINA (CON’T)


HAh’ACI WAIAKEA 75 1957 2525

STATE TOTAL 2,554

EUCALYPTUS ANDREWSII MAIDEN SIRINGYBARK PEPPERMINTSYN: E. CAMPANULATA TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FGR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


HAWAIC MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 49 1958 12WAIAKEA 52 1957 80

92

STATE TOTAL 92 —

EUCALYPTUS ASTRINGENS MAIDEN BROWN MALLET EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C NARRYATT, 1965

SUFtABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR



4

STATE TOTAL 4

EUCALYPTUS BAUERIANA SCHAU. BLUE BOX EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965




STATE TOTAL — 236

PAGE 162

0•V

0 V Q

C..

EUCALYPTUS BEYERI R.T..BAK BEVER IRONBARK EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI NONOU 0 1931 575575

STATE TOTAL 575

EUCALYPTUS BOSISTOANA F.MUELL COAST GRAYBOX EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI NGNOU 0 1931 456456

STATE TOTAL 458

EUCALYPTUS BOTRYOIDES SM. BANGALAY EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI KALEPA 0 1949 2930 1950 100

11 1956 617 1951 1,200

NONOU 0 1931 3361,935

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 144KAU 0 1932 80KOHALA 0 1932 921MAUNA KEA 1 POHAKULGA 49 1958 40OLAA 0 1932 51WAIAKEA 52 1957 130

1,366

STATE TOTAL 3,301

PAGE 163

EUCALYPTUS BRIDGESIANA R.T.BAK APPLE—BOX EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965




OAHU EWA 0 1940 8052 1936 890

HONOLULU 10 1958 20017 1958 10017 1959 6017 1959 12179 1939 96

HONOULIULI 0 1937 2,4200 1938 17,711

115 1958 20MOKULEIA 112 1956 563PUPUKEA 0 1936 1,960

0 1938 154ROUND TOP [05 1958 600WAIMANALO 0 1937 4,346


14 1957 200684

HAWAII KAMAKUA 0 [933 47KAU 0 1932 80MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1930 16

143

STATE TOTAL 30,453

EUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLA R.BR.EX.LINDL. MARR1 EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND. RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 11 1935 5,63959 1934 1,516

HONOLULU 3 1954 1KAWAILOA 0 1944 6WAIMANALO 0 1936 200

7,364HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1952 26

26

STATE TOTAL 7,390

PAGE 164

0.. 0 0

a

EUCALYPTUS CANÔLGQ%JNSIS DEHN. RIVER RED-GUM EUCALYPTUSzYtfl c. ROtRAtA TREE SOURCES JOHNSON £MARRYATT. 1965

FOR HAWAII : ?29ISLAND LOCATION PLII#ID ttIliIKAUAI ft S

HHUt-KOLOA I NP:PE S LU!

OAHU 23 1Q11 016.436

EWA U 1424 o1 19 3,ii nil ha

jil

ill. ;illlNANAXULI IPUPUKEA

.. 111 1:111:WAIAHOLE I

o 93 .60

3 1* 2.4%!a 2O 925 2.748

NOLOKAI NOLORAI I 1938 4,44761,861

MAUI HANA 0 91fl SQKOOLAU 957WAIHOU SPRING §

0 936 103 910 24.;

HAWAII HAM*KUA 0 1930 126. 9.622

PAGE 165

EUCALYPTUS CAMALOULENSIS (CON’T)


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 2,283O 1933 1.631o 1934 ‘33,162o 1935 99,999o 1935 120o 1936 3,0150 1936 11,766o 1936 99,9990 1937 29,0250 1938 1,2910 1939 618

HILO 0 1924 4500 1924 3600 1924 2,185

V 0 1925 5,306o 1926 19,2370 1927 2,9760 1928 1,3130 1933 1,4420 1933 686

V

V V 0 1935 1,102HGNUAUIA 0 1936 431KAU 0 1934 286

0 1935 1,6650 1936 779

KOHALA 0 1925 2700 1934 2,5810 1937 3,9310 1939 3,363

MANOWAIALEE 0 1936 3,011MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1931 237

0 1940 921OIAA 0 1927 181OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1924 175

V 2 1925 261336,192

STATE TOTAL 428,558

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA HOOK LEMON—GUM EUCALYPTUSV

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATI, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

VKAUAI KALEPA 11 1952 965 V

11 1952 75011 1953 400 V

KEALIA 0 1934 1,671

V

PAGE 166 V

0 0 .0

Sb; Sb’S””. ...% - .ht_

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA (CON’T) . .

ISLAND LOCATION PLXI$iD prntfl%!KAUAI KEALIA 0 935 405

LIHUE-KOLOA Ijjf - ‘411 . . . .

NOLOAA 9

NONbU

2i:4. . . .1 1928 73

18,6280*1W ENA 0 948

‘11111 liii . . . .. ....

OIXBEtLU . . . . .. I• liii

I •9d

I. . 1ff i. :4

PAGE 167

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUIthER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 48 1952 5048 1953 . 35

.79 1939 8095 1951 25

101 1954 109HONOULIULI 0 1929 500

0 1937 5,2800 1938 5,7800 1947 1.2390 1948 2,1670 1950 7810 1950 218

83 1946 37183 1949 . 21084 1946 25093 1951 1094 1951 10

KAHUKU 0 1947 7,4130 1950 93

KAWAILOA 0 1950 1,700KUIIOUOU 0 1949 900LUALUALEI 0 1921 12

0 1925 2,1580 1928 224

27 1922 563MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1948 252

32 . 1936 100MOKULEIA 0 1941 43

0 1948 87288 1949 80588 1951 1,175

NANAKULI 0 1938 6688 1921 12

PUPUKEA 0 1921 2520 1922 1520 1938 310 1950 1,232

33 1922 15241 1949 1,02853 1926 326

•

. 53 1927 1.000ROUND TOP 0 1923 260

0 1923 2800 1925 . 540 1926 136

WAIAHOLE 0 . 1921 1,0000 1922 2700 1922 3000 1922 1800 1923 2100 1923 480

PAGE 168

0 0

s.d ‘I

D

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA (CON’T)

.4

• r

I..

0w

0IISLAND

FORESTRESERVE

WA tANGLE

LOCATION ptIhtR • NUMBERED PLANTED

OAHU 0 1924 30

PP ‘44. 1? 1939

14 111111AIMANALO 0 1936 . 3,160

• ILO 1 1922 204

50NOLOKAI .MOLOKAI IUI. 4 1945 130

6 1949 50MAUI KCOLAU 0 1934 608

0 1936 800.

S..:

. 0 1119 ItW•.. ..

. 1 1937 2,188• 0 1940 102

0 1941 1.75715 1948 400

MAKAWAO 0 1931 1380 1933 . 333

• tlY31 SPRING . • 0 . 1928 •. 508Alit . I 13U •.:. 100

• :‘ 50919 1951 25HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 52

HILO . 0 1923 76

S ‘HI 13 1660 1941 31 1922 861 1922 290

.3 1921 2706 1922 256

1111•

iji8 19228 1923 288 1923 5108 1923 3148 19238 1923 5

PAGE 169

58,330

2,025

41,695

I •.

P ••:• • • • . • 4..

•• .4’

1

EUCALYPTUS CITRI000RA (CON’T)


HAbAI1 Him - 12 1922 35014 1922 15015 1922 30022 1922 30223 1922 25028 1923 230

KOHALA 0 1928 36OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1921 129

2 1921 1412 1921 122 1922 1362 1922 402 1922 402 1922 1362 1924 105

6,416

STATE TOTAL 127,094

EUCALYPTUS CLADOCALYX F.MUELL SUGAR—GUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYAIT, 1965

SUITABIICTY FOR HAWAII — FAiRWOOD QUALITY — POOR


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1934 1,953WAIAKEA 52 1959 16

1,96?

STATE TOTAL 1,967

EUCALYPTUS CLADOCALYX F.MUELL SUGAR—GUM EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. CORYNACALYX TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU 23 1911 0MOKULEIA 0 1941 57

5?

STATE tOTAL 57

PAGE 170

0 0 0

0•

EUCALYPTUS CLOEZIANA F.MUELL GYMPIE MESSMATE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAiR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE lOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAhALI HILO 8 1953 348 1954 1008 1954 88

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 87SOUTH KONA 48 1953 6WAIAKEA 52 1953 56

52 1957 8379

STATE TOTAL 379

EUCALYPTUS COCCIFERA HCCK.TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII WAIAKEA 75 1957 20V 20

STATE TOTAL 20

EUCALYPTUS CORNUTA LABILL YAlE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & NARRYATT, 1965



HAWAII HILO 0 1928 337WAIAKEA 52 1952 16

353


PAGE 171 V

/

YEARPLANTED

1931

1911192019211941192019211936

1938

TOTALBY. ISlAND

1,492

NUMBERPLANTED

1,492

01,6578,014

552,7137,001

12,385

52

EUCALYPTUS CREBRA F.MUEII. NARROW—LEAF IRONBARKTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965


FORESTISLAND RESERVE LOCATION

KAUAI NGNOU 0

OAHU 23LUALUALEI 27

27MOKUIEIA 0NANAKULI 8

8WAIMANALO 0

31 ,825MAUL KULA 052

STATE TOTAL 33,369EUCALYPTUS DALRYMPLEANA MAIDEN MOUNTAIN GUM EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 42 1946 35

49 1958 4074 1957 6

81

STATE TOTAL — 81EUCALYPTUS DEANEI MAIDEN DEANE EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 0 1950 123

123OAHU EWA 0 1941 3301 1945 100

430MAUI KOCLAU 16 1949 150WEST MAUI 10 1945 2


PAGE 172

0 0 . 0

w

EUCALYPTUS DEANEI ICON’T)

ISLAND LOCATION PLXI4IO BYTfltkND

HAWAII •.

I•• ‘111•

• §HOLUALDA 0 $19HONUAULA g t)d 2.884o ito 4.36o 1943. 17o 1944 520o 1945 60flU 0 ‘P

I hI •KAUPULEHU • 4 ‘HKOHALA • 1W II

I [‘ ‘8tU 16

ICONA WATERSHED • iiiOLAA FOREST PARK. 0 93t 100

0 94PANAEWA 0 194WAIAKEA 0 194 25

•! 12USTATE TOTAL 3o;435

aarc its •r s sea • ;‘• .‘%.1

EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA BLUME KAMARERE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALCTY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAC KALEPA 0 1945 5

LIHUE—KOLGA 13 1953 20013 1954 735

940OAHU EWA 81 1945 92

98 1953 210HCNOLULU [3 1953 150

13 1953 5848 1953 55648 1953 13646 1953 5448 1953 180

100 1953 707KAWAI1CA 99 1953 159MOKULEIA 112 1956 365

112 1956 .52,652

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 9 1953 13210 1953 132


36 1950 3HILO 8 1953 36

8 1953 548 1954 30

30 1954 343 1951 4

SOUTH KONA 48 1951 268 1953

WAIAKEA 52 1957 12575 1957 40

336

STATE TOTAL 4,192EUCALYPTUS DELEGATENSIS 8.T.BAK. ALPINE ASH EUCALYPTUS

SYN: .E. GIGANTEA TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER. TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII MAUNA KEA 1 POHAKULDA 49 1958 269 1958 6

B

STATE TOTAL 8

PAGE 174

C 0

o tD

EUCALYPTUS DIVERSICOIOR f.MUELL KARRI EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965




HAWACI HILO 0 1928 66

STATE TOTAL 7

EUCALYPTUS DIVES SCHAU BLUE PEPPERMINT EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965



HAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 49 1958 66

STATE TOTAL 6

EUCALYPTU$ ERYTHROCORYS F.MUELL.SHRUB SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU HUOLULU 3 1954 310 1954 3

ROUND TOP 14 1954 39

STATE TOTAL 9

EUCALYPTUS ERYTHRCNEHA TURCZ. MT. LINDSEY EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU HONOLULU 10 1954 9ROUND TOP 14 1954 2

11

PAGE 175

EUCALYPTUS ERYTHRONEMA (CON’T

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALtSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII SCUTH KONA 48 1955 22

STATE TOTAL 13

EUCALYPTUS EXIMIA SCHAU YELLOW BL000W000 EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL 24

EUCALYPTUS FASTIGATA DEANEfMAIDEN BROWN BARREL EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965




STATE TOTAL 22

EUCALYPTUS FICIFOLIA F.14UELL SCARLET EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965



V OAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 33

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1943 2V32 1954 6

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 31WEST MAUI 12 1951 4


48 1955 29

STATE TOTAL 55 —

PAGE 176

C 0 : 0

‘1

0

EUCALYPTUS GIOBOIDEASYN: E. SCABRA

SUIIABIIIIYWOOD QUALITY

I SLAND

KAUAI

HAWAI I

BLAKELY

FCR HAWAII — GOOD— FAIR

FORESTRESERVE

KALEPA

WAI AKEA

WHITE STRINGYBARK EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965

LOCATION

H

5275

YEARPLANTED

1958

19571957

NUMBERPLANTED

6

15620

TOTALBY ISLAND

6

176

182

C MARRYATT, 1965

STATE TOTAL

BLUE—GUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON

EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS LABILL

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALiTY — FAIR


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLCA

OAHU HONOLULUWA IAHOLE

MAUI KULA

wAIHOU SPRING

HAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA

EUCALYPTUS GOMPHOCEPHALA A..DC.



OAHU


10 1931 5050

0 1927 60 1923 2600 1923 260

5260 1930 1000 1931 270 1938 2560 1939 2,5550 1940 1,0270 1932 803 1910 34 1910 85 1910 12

4,0680 1934 10

19 1911 0

STATE TOTAL

TUART EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON


23 1911

10

4,654

C MARRYATT, 1965

TOTALBY ISLAND

NUMBERPLANTED

0

PAGE 177

EUCALYPTUS GOMPHICEPHALA ICON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 19 1939 442HONOULIULI 0 1937 226KAWAILCA 78 1938 635WAIMANALO 0 1936 500

1,803STATE TOTAL 1,803

EUCALYPTUS GONIOCALYX F.MUELL. EX MIQ. MOUNTAIN GRAYGUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATI, 1965

SUITABCLIIY fOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALiTY — FAIR


23 1911 0HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1933 9540 1934 129HILO 0 1933 495o 1934 3610 1935 3140 1936 2OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 53


EUCALYPTUS GRANOIS HILL EX.MAIDEN ROSEGUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOtJRCE: JOHNSON C MARRVATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR . NUMBER TOTAL.ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6

6.DAHU HONOLULU 15 1957 1017 1958 129 -17 1959 115

254HAWAII WAIAKEA 75 1957 L30130

STATE TOTAL 390.

PAGE 178

0p.’

0

EUCALYPTUS GUCIFOYLEI MAIDEN YELLOW TINGLE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965




STATE TOTAL 30

EUCALYPTUS GUMMIFERA CGAERTN.)HOCHR. BLOODW000 EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965

SUCIABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



OAHU EWA 59 1934 121LUALUALEI 27 1919 1,031

27 t920 772V NANAKULI 8 1919 2,212

8 1920 7724,908

STATE TOTAL 4,934

EUCALYPTUS GUNNIL HOOK F. V CIDERGUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE; JOHNSON £ MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1929 4000 1930 1,086

1,486HAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1932 18

18

V STATE TOTAL 1,504

PAGE 179

EUCALYPTUS INCRASSATA V.ANGULOSA BENTH. RIDGE FRUITED MALLEESHRUB SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 64 1955 2


STATE TOTAL 4EUCALYPTUS LARGIFLORENS F.MUELL BIACKBOX EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. BICOIOR TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI 4O1CKAt 10 1958 24

HAWACI MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 49 [958 40WAIAKEA 52 1957 60

100

STATE TOTAL 124EUCALYPTUS LEUCOXYLON F.MUEII YELLOWGUM EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARKYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


0

STATE TOTAL 0EUCALYPTUS LONGIFOLIA LINKCOTTO LONGLEAF WOOLYBUT EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI MOLOKAI 10 [958 24

24HAWAII HILO 0 1930 ‘tO

PAGE 180

0 0 0

0

EUCALYPTUS LONGIFOLIA CCON’T)


HAWAII MAUNA KEA g POHAKULOA 49 1958 40WAtAKEA 52 1957 160

240

STATE TOTAL 264

EUCALYPTUS LOXOPHLEBA BENTH YORKGUH EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON £ UARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD CUALITY — FAIR


OAHU 23 1911 00

STATE TOTAL 0

EUCALYPTUS MACULATA HOOK. SPOTTED—GUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALCTY — POOR



OAHU EWA 67 1934 156HONOLULU 0 1929 1,006

17 1958 2017 1959 14561 1929 10079 1939 71

1,498HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1959 29

29

STATE TOTAL 1,817

EUCALYPTUS MAIDENII F.MUELL MAIDEN—GUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON £ MARRYATT, 1965




PAGE 18L

EUCALYPTUS MAIDENII CCCN’T)


MAUI KOOLAU 0 1937 3581,271

HAWAII HA1JAKUA 0 1932 686o t933 2,742o 1934 2,983o [935 2,969o [936 1,0420 1937 5,7490 1938 380

HILO 0 1934 9460 1935 2,0200 1936 2330 1936 1,0950 1937 1,1820 1937 1,1750 1938 3000 1938 288

HCNUAULA 0 1935 4,3280 1947 216

KAU 0 1932 800 1934 3140 1935 4520 1936 4410 1936 500 1937 3000 1938 935

KOHALA 0 1932 86MANOWAIALEE 0 1935 1,226

0 1937 2,305MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 0 1937 187OLAA 0 1932 82

0 1933 12OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 30

0 1931 120 1937 149

349997

STATE TOTAL 36,268

EUCALYPTUS MANNIFERA MUDIE WHITE BRITTLEGUM EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. MACULOSA TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLCA 10 1931 245245

STATE TOTAL 245 —

PAGE 182

0 • 0 0

0. ..

EUCALYPTUS MARGINATA DONN EX.SM. JARRAH EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI KALEPA 0 1945 8NA PALI—KONA 0 1945 25PUU KA PELE 0 1941 11,668

11,701OAHU EWA 0 1940 10

81 1945 1626


MAUI KOOLAU 0 1940 3,0540 1941 480 1944 23

3,125HAWAII HILO 0 1940 2,281o 1945 6

KAU 0 1945 202,307

STATE TOTAL 17,209

EUCALYPTUS MELANOPHLOIA F.MUELL SILVER—LEAF IRONBARKTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965

SLITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEL) BY ISLAND

.OAHU 23 1911 00

STATE TOTAL 0

EUCALYPTUS MELLI000RA A.CUNN.EX.SCHAU YELLOW—BOX EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLGA 10 1931 178NONDU 0 1931 70


PAGE 183

EUCALYPTUS MELLIODORA (CON’TI


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1933 354OLAA 0 1932 103

0 1932 95WAIAKEA 52 1959 19

1,181

STATE TOTAL 1,429

EUCALYPTUS MICROCARPA MAIDEN LITTLEPOD EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE; JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


DAHU ROUND TOP 14 1954 11


529

STATE TOTAL — 530

EUCALYPTUS MICROCORYS F.MUELL TALLOW—WOOD EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATI, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALETY — FAIR


KAUAI LIHUE—KOLGA 0 1944 81NA PALI—KONA 0 1944 460NONOU 0 1931 160PUU KA PELE 0 1940 900

1,601OAHU 23 1911 0

• EWA 0 1940 17,777O 1941 1,671

HONOLULU 15 1935 2,762V HONOUIIULI 0 1930 34

0 1940 1,361MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1935 900MOKULEIA 0 1941 12,561

37,066MOLOKA1

V

MOLOKAI 0 1938 7750 1960 3,5500 1941 10

4,335MAUI KOOLAU 0 1938 7,108

PAGE 184

0 0 •.-V 0

•:

EUCALYPTUS MICROCORYS ICON’T)

I StAND LOCAT ION PLILUD ifhffIt BYT?IthNoMAUI KOOLAU . 0 1941 7.4%

1949 3KULA 11

o 1940 25018,054HAWAII HANAKUA 0 1934 1.608

0

1935 7.695o 1936

0.o

o 1939HILO 0 1934 788

0 1935 2.9510 162S 19400 1941

HOLUALOA 0 1930 1.900HONUAULA 0 1939 300flU 0 1935 818o .1936 190KOHALA 0 1939 V’1940

MANOWAIALEE S 1938 3111939 1.300MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA S . 1937 354

40.972STATE TOTA4. 102.028

000ED 80K EEUCALYPTUS MICROTHECA F.NUELL ck SoUII€tPlliS0N £ MARRYATT, 1965FOR HAWAII a

W Y —POOR

YEARISLAND LOCATION PLANTEDTflf,0

OAH 0HAWAII flU . . 8080

STATE TOTAL 80

PAGE 185

EUCALYPTUS MOLUCCANA ROXB. GREY BOX EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. HEMIPHIOIA TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATI, 1965




STATE TOTAL 112

EUCALYPTUS MUELLER lANA HOWITI YELLOW STRINGYBARK EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON 1 MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEO PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU 23 1911 00

STATE TOTAL 0

EUCALYPTUS NITENS MAIDEN SHINING EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE; JOHNSON MARRYATI, 1965




STATE TOTAL 15

EUCALYPTUS OBLIQUA L’l-WRIT MESSMATE STRINGYbARKTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965




STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE 186

0 0 2 0

o

EUCALYPTUS OVATA LABILL OVALLEAF EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYAIT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


OAHU HONOlULU 0 1930 146146


STATE TOTAL 186 —

EUCALYPTUS PANICULATA SM. GRAY IRON—BARK EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C UARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI NONOU 0 1931 469469

OAHU EWA 59 1934 8,82567 1934 3,130

HONOLULU 0 1930 7680 1936 7,322

15 1934 11,02515 1935 11,095

• 17 1935 10,39564 1932 1979 1939 75

HONOULIULI 0 1935 1,2000 1936 1500 1938 1,549

KUIIOUOU 0 1934 500MAKtJA—KEEAU 0 1935 1,800NANAKULI 0 1937 4,103PUPUKEA 0 1939 664WAIMAtALO 0 1936 39,042

0 1937 8.554110,216

MOLOKAI MGLCKAI 0 1936 6010 1958 24

2 1937 1,2221 ,306

MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1929 2530 1930 120

373HAWAII HAPAKUA 0 1934 13,347

0 1935 7,5520 1936 31

HILO 0 1935 2.167KAU 0 1935 65

PAGE 187


0 1939 2,000

STATE TOTAL

SNOW GUM EUCAlYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON

LOCATION

494974

YEARPLANT ED

195819581951

EUCALYPTUS PANICULATA (CON’T)


HAWAII KOHALA

EUCALYPTUS PAUCIFLORA SCEB.EX.SPRENG

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR V


HAWAII MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA

EUCALYPTUS PELLITA F.MUELL



MOLOKAI MOLOKAI

HAAII WAIAKEA

EUCALYPTUS PILULARIS SM.


FORESTISlAND RESERVE

KAUAI KALEPA

OAHUEWA

NUMBERPLANTED

4010

6

STATE TOTAL

SLATYHIDE EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON

TOTALBY ISLAND

25,162

131,526

& MARRYATT, 1965

TOTALBY ISLAND

56

56

L MARRYATT, 1965

TOTALBY ISLAND

24

50

74

& MARRYATT, 1965

TOTALBY ISLAND

259

LOCATION

10

75

YEARPLANTED

1958

1951

NUMBERPLANTED

24

50

STATE TOTAL

BLACKBUTT EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON

YEARPLANTED

1950

191119401941

LOCAT ION

0

2300

PAGE 188

NUMBERPL ANTED

259

011,8091,519

0 V 0

6913OVd

0,610UI1(610

L(610S09(610IV)IO1OWJV)IO1OW

468’cot9(610O1VNVL1!VM

Sit?61000’!7(61Z1916(6110515t61I0L&10051Z610005?Z610S91’16107OHVIVM0S6?61ESL!t8(610V3)fldfld19?0610VIJlfl)IOW9?Z?76t09

9(6191oc‘7610VOJIVMV)(SE0’E6(610fl)IflHV)ILI9,6109?S0610E19’S6E6t0?91’i9(6109616Lt610OEI’16?61CIlflhlflONOH1817561101509’T6(6161

656tLI611’16(61LI0SL’,SE61LIsc&L761ciLS6’79i61ST

7(61SI579’?9(61090?6?610A1fl7ONDHS11’175610017561001(561569ES61611(561

•0?1’197611900111576119

7(61L95091(6165cs’c6(6185

•(769(619(6111

9016?611199?6111VMflHVD

ONV1SIA8O3INV7UO3INV1UN0I1VO73AI3S3ICNVJSIlVlOiN8WflNJV3A•iS0i

tloNO3JSJNV1fl7IUSflIdA1Vfl

0.0p.’

EUCALYPTUS PILULARIS CCON’I)


MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 0 1941 51 1938 2,9604 L945 812 1937 4,993

11,025MAUI KOOLAU. 0 L939 2,452

16 1949 10017 1949 517

MAKAWAO 0 1932 6WAIHOU SPRING 0 1929 55

0 1930 1363,266


STATE TOTAL 120,619

EUCALYPTUS PIPERITA SM. SYDNEY PEPPERMINT EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965


V FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL V

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND V


STATE TOTAL 48

EUCALYPTUS POLYANTHEMOS SCHAU REOBOX EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965


WOOD QUALITY — POOR


V HAWAII KAU 0 1932 60OLAA 0 1932 92

• V 172

STATE TOTAL 172

V

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0• 0 0

‘S

EUCALYPTUS POPUINEA f.XUELL. POPLARLEAF EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965




STATE TOTAL 573 —

EUCALYPTUS PROPINQUA . DEAN C MAIDEN GRAYGUM EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII.— GOODWOOD CUALITY — POOR


MOIOKAI MOLOKAI 10 1958 - 2424


STATE TOTAL 228

EUCALYPTUS PULVERULENTA SIMS SILVERLEAF EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965




HAWAII HIlO 64 1958 1WAIAKEA 52 . 1957 139

44 1958 1141

STATE TOTAL 147

EUCALYPTUS PUNCTATA DC.BLAKELY LEATHER JACKET EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST. YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


PAGE. 191

EUCALYPTUS PUNCTATA (CaN’T)



MOLOKAI tCLCKAI 10 1958 2424

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 960 1933 185

KAU 0 1932 80KOHALA 0 1932 90OLAA 0 1932 302WAIAKEA 52 [957 56

52 1951 10475 1957 50

963

STATE TOTAL 1,219

EUCALYPTUS PYRIFORMIS TURCZ.- SHRUB SOURCE; JOHNSON L MARRYAIT, 1965




STATE TOTAL 2

EUCALYPTUS RADIATA SIEBER EX.DC. PEPPERMINT EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE; JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL 40

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0 0A-’

w

•:

EUCALYPTUS REDUNCA SCHAU kMARLDcj,JL3gj%1MARRYATT, 1965

SNAA3k1T1 FOR HAWAII : MARN Y

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY; dtNOOAHU 23 1911 0

0

STATE TOTALEUCALYPTUS REGNANS F.MUELL ffTAIN_AjllL.ftL3MJON S NARRYATT, 1965

FOR HAWAII — FAIRY —FAIR

ISLAND FILE LOCATION PLTh$D BYT?lfkND

HAWAII MAUNA KEA S POHAKULDA 49 1958 974 1957 3

17

STATE TOTAL 17EUCALYPTUS RESINIFERA SN. KINOGUN EU

S NARRYATT, 1965TREE

FOR HAWAII — GOODY —FAIR

FORST YEAR!SLAN0 RESeRVE LOCATION PLANTED BYTfltkND.

OAIU LUALUALEI 0 1111. 1:111II 1921Ills1920 8,707NANAKULI 1 1921 192

15,346MAUI HANA 0 1930 112KOCLAU 5 1936 2,4,944

S Ill?0 19380 19390 1940

1941 0KULA S 1938 2,149

42,691HAWAII HANAKUA 0 1932 1,259

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C

EUCALYPTUS RESINIFERA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAwAII HAMAKUA 0 1933 1,160

o 1934 2,186o 1935 2,992o 1937 1,ë690 1939 3,016HILO 0 1933 6390 1934 7,7790 1935 338O 1936 460 1937 1,0300 1937 9680 1938 240HONUAUCA 0 1940 5,953

KAU 0 1932 800 1935 925

KOHALA 0 1932 70o 1934 1,281MAUNA KEA POHAKULDA 0 1937 218OLAA 0 1932 18OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 388WAIAKEA 52 1949 60

32, 3L5

STATE TOTAL 90,552EUCALYPTUS ROBERTSONII BLAKELY NARROW—LEAF PEPPERMINT

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII WAIAKEA 75 1957 15

15

STATE TOTAL 15EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA SM. ROBUSTA EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODW000 QUALCTY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI 0 1919 559HALELEA 0 1935 516

0 1936 2,539KEAIIA 0 1928 381

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EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1934 4,904

0 1935 1,583o 1937 236IIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 4,487o 1933 1,202

0 1934 15,351o 1935 8,800o 1936 1,7850 1937 9531 1921 2,5395 1921 2335 1922 1,0285 1922 1,2785 1922 1,2789 1927 3699 1928 1,8269 1930 582

10 1927 22510 1927 13710 1928 100

MOLOAA 2 1923 3242 1923 324

NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 20o 1931 5750 1933 1,1430 1936 25,343o 1937 28.3620 1939 16,6998 1928 1

NONOU 0 1928 2860 1930 8210 1934 6,9460 1935 5,0020 1936 5,768

• 0 1936 16,3440 1937 5,7320 1938 6,378

PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1919 1.285• 0. 1929 124

4 1919 200PUU KA PELE 0 1939 11,641

0 1940 2,3800 1940 22,386

21 1956 162211,141OAHU 21 1923 30

EWA 0 1939 1130 1940 12,3820 1940 99,9990 1941 9,694

Cl 1922 600

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EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA (CON’li


11 1922 1,22411 1923 30011 1923 30011 1926 1,71081 1945 3,470

HONOLULU 0 192? 2000 1936 5,0005 1917 2505 1923 30

13 1923 29013 1923 29013 1923 29013 1924 11013 1924 5013 1924 6013 1952 2615 1925 43516 1925 5017 1928 10040 1923 4)0

HONOULIULI 0 1940 2,812KAHUKU 0 1939 157IUALUALEI 0 1928 125MOKULEIA 0 1940 1,740

0 1941 1.443PUPUKEA 0 1933 107ROUND lOP 0 1922 139

0 1922 76o 1922 630 1923 1500 1923 5500 1924 2700 1924 2700 1925 3380 1932 358

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 100WAIAHCLE 0 1923 250

0 [923 2500 1926 1501 1938 4941 1939 82

22 1908 30,000177,948MOLOKAT MCLOKAI 0 1940 71,374

0 1940 71,3740 1941 16,7750 1948 9801 1938 16,5951 1939 66,3546 1949 1232 1939 9,038

252,613

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0 0 0

CD

EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA (CON’T) -


V MAUI HANA 0 1930 495 V

0 1931 2,697 V

V V

V

0 1932 1,100 •VVVV

V

VV

V

KGOLAU 0 1931 444V

V : V

O 1932 108 VV : V

O 1933 56 V

O 1934 8,343 V

V

V V V

V

0 1935 2,441 V

V

V 0 1936 19,104 V

0 1936 2,000 V

V 0 1937 10,392 V

V

V

0 1937 48,8830 1938 54,705

V 0 ].939 97 VV

0 1939 99,999 V

V

V

0 1940 28,942V 0 1941 20,435

V

V

V

V

V

VV

V

V 6 1930 V 107• V

V

V 7 1929 115V 8 1929 79

V

V 16 1949 1,290 - V

KULA 0 1938 3,916 V

0 1939 1,378 V

V

V

O 1940 3,0231 1921 4 V

V

MAKAWAC 0 1928 1 VV 0 1932 4,008V

V

0 1933 1,403V

V 0 1936 815V 0 1937 228

V 0 1941 917 V

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 306 V

0 1929 9480 1930 683 V

V

V

0 1932 2,2900 1933 1, 168 V

VV 322,920

V

HAWAII V 18 1911 20,000V

18 1912 20,000 V

V

HAMAKUA 0 -1931 2660 1932 9,587

V

VV

V

V 0 1933 115V

V

V

V

0 1934V

4,312 V

0 1935 35,132 V

V

0 1936 99999 V

V

V

V

0 1936 50,119V

V

V

V

0 1936 99,999 V. V

V

V 0 1937 55,620 VV

V V

V 0 1938 99,999 V

V

VVV

V 1938. 51,286V

V

VV

VV

•V

V 0 1939 28,201 V

V

V

- V

•

V V1--;-

.V:V•

V - 2

PAGE 197

EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA (CCN’T)


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 18,416HILO 0 1925 12,852o 1926 200

o 1927 13O 1930 603o 1931 1,5100 1933 13,611O 1934 99,9990 1934 2,361O 1935 80,377O 1936 2,1640 1936 48,405o 1937 133O 1937 27,668O 1938 40,6250 1936 300o 1938 1,144O 1938 19,6940 1939 5660 1939 21,6070 1940 4,3670 1940 5,6450 1941 1,3200 1941 8050 1942 6500 1943 1,2550 1944 950 1945 3680 1947 1,4014 1945 3748 1953 1418 1953 758 1953 2808 1953 2168 1955 417

67 1952 270HOIUALOA 0 1957 250

0 1957 24473 1957 47

H . 73 1957 47• H-: 77 1957 .815• •• • HCNUAULA 0 1936 381

O 1943 143KAU 0 L932 80

O 1934 94-. • •

• :.. 0 1935 7,2630 1936 4,395

•• 0 1937 2,000- .• .

0 1943 1,694- • . . • . . ..

. 0 . 1944 955• . - • .. 0 1945 1,668 .

. •

KAUPULEHU 0 1950 22KEAUOHANA 0 1938 114

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0 I.

.-: • .•

. -0

‘—I

0

o 1933 1,458o 1926 96o 1927 48o 1928 501o 1929 2470 1931 6490 1932 10,4860 1933 4,0750 1934 39,4280 1935 45,8860 1936 2,8110 1936 49,1950 1937 20,4150 1938 760 1938 2,1140 1938 3530 1939 18,4610 19390 1940 667o 1940 18,4270 1941 8130 1943 1,7700 1943 4230 1944 328

34 1947 40540 1945 1,185

0 1928 1o 1930 930 1931 460 1936 23,2790 1937 1070 1938 5,3640 1939 5,9250 1937 535

28 1910 7o 1933 450 1934 3150 1935 2640 1939 1,3510 1939 42o 1941 517

32 1933 67832 1934 2,92532 1935 24,00332 1936. 15,60432 1937 1,39632 1938 1,37132 1943 717

0 1927 2950 1929 246o 1930 379

EUCALYPTUS ROBLSTA

ISLAND

HAWAII

CCCN’T)

FOREST YEARRESERVE LOCATION PLANTED

0

KEAUOHANAKOHALA

MAL AMA—K I

MANOWAJALEE

MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA

NANAWALE

NORTH KONA WATERSHED

OLAAOLAA FOREST PARK


PAGE 199.

EUCALYPTUS ROBUSTA (CON•T)


O 1934 1,118O 1935 6,435o 1936 570O 1937 1,718O 1941 405

V

2 1928 1,1292 1953 249

24 1945 78833 1927 402

V UPPER WAIAKEA 0 1933 90WALAKEA 0 1938 12,018

0 1939 4,402O 1940 525O 194’ 2,3290 1945 3,275

V o 1946 3540 1947 8620 1948 2,668

52 1949 41- 75 1957 80

V 1,355,981

STATE TOTAL 2,320,603EUCALYPTUS ROSSII R.T.B4K€H.G.SM. ROSS EUCALYPTUS

V

SYN:E. ROSEAV

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965V.. SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIR

V WOOD CUALITY — FAIR

V

•VV

V FCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL• V

ISLAND RESERVEV

LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND V

HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1951 10V

V

V

V

V 10• :. :V.

V

V

STATE TOTAL 10V

V EUCALYPTUS RUBIDA DEANM1AIDEN CANDLEBARK EUCALYPTUSV V V

V TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON UARRYATT, 1965V

VV


V

VV WOOD QUALITY — FAIR

VVVV

V

V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED V PLANTED BY ISLANDV V OAHU 23 1911 0PUPUKEA 0 1928 60V

VV

VV

V

60HAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 49 1958 8WAIAKEA 75 1957 50 V

V

V 58V

STATE TOTAL V 118V

V

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0.. 0

‘-I

o. a

EUCALYPTUS RUDIS ENDI. DESERT EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1936 11,881

o 1937 778O 1939 1,073

PUU KA PELE 0 1936 9,7920 1937 220 1939 1,4230 1940 2,83?

PUU KA PELE PARK 0 1935 2,63.530,447OAHU HCNOULIUII 0 1938 1,723

PUPUKEA 0 1938 2842,007MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1929 87

O 1933 446533HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1931 202

0 1933 326HILO 0 1931 11KAU 0 1931 160

0 1932 199MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1931 47

945

STATE TOTAL 33,932EUCALYPTUS SAL IGNA SM. SAIIGNA EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KAIEPA 0 1950 703

11 1958 6LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1944 574NA PALI—KONA 0 1944 890PUU KA PELE 0 1941 8,482

0 1944 2,85613,511OAHU EWA 0 1940 81,204

0 1941 6,812BC 1945 730

HONOLUlU 11 1959 3417 1959 150

HONOULIULI 0 1939 5,503

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EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA (CCN’T)


OAHU HONOUIIULI 0 1940 6,074KAHUKU 0 1939 6,003KAWAILOA 76 1938 7,239MOKULEIA 0 1941 7,000NANAKULI 0 1940 643

121,392MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1938 3,475

O 1940 18,1100 1941 100 1948 491 1939 3,820

10 1954 1,98610 1958 24

27,884MAUI KOOIAU 0 1938 41,833

0 1941 18,80716 1949 600

KULA 0 1938 4,7050 1939 1,834

67, 779HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 282

0 1932 1920 1934 4,0470 1935 9,7650 1936 3,0380 1938 9,6800 1939 12,2010 1939 14,7560 1947 275

36 1945 28838 1946 103

HJLO 0 1933 1,9840 1934 4590 1935 5390 1936 6860 1936 560 1938 4,831o 1939 2,1160 1940 10,9320 1940 2,3290 1941 2,3710 1941 1660 1942 7450 1942 2,0460 1943 230 1944 3490 1944 700 1945 2,077• 0 1947 68O 1941 1,243

• 1 1951 300

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0 I c’ 0

43 ‘S

‘a. .

I..

a

EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA ICON’T) •:;,.FOREST YEAR TOTALISLAND . RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 4 945 137•8 93 58 938 953 758 953 5008 1954 48 19548 1954 1,0928 t95 28630 1941 1,

67 1952 1.HOLUALOA 0 1944 1,

o 1946 1,000

iNH7! 959 2,458ft 1960 975

HCNUAULA 0 1935 3,0000 1939 23,9180 1940 1942 1,0 1945 1,0 1948 . 1,349

52 1256 95 19

KAPAPALA5$

39 94KAU 0 932

0. 915916 lit

hI 8421

KAUPULEIC 3 flU0. 1950 4

53 1950 453 1950 353 1951 561

PAGE 203

EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA CON’T)

fOREST YEAR. -NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KAUPUIEHU 53 1951 1,172

53 1951 31853 1951 17153 1951 9653 1951 653

KOHALA 0 1932 90o 1939 837o 1939 2,0170 1940 7340 1940 5490 1944 517

17 1953 1.00034 1947 3,82240 1945 89840 1946 1,16740 1948 30063 1952 60063 1954 1,080MANOWAIALEE 0 1935 3,919

0 1939 817MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1940 4500 1940 56

49 1951 10OIAA 0 1932 2o8OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 22

0 1935 1910 1941 3152 1953 224

PANAEWA 0 1939 790 1942 24

51 1949 171WAIAKEA 0 1939 7760 1944 1,8630 1945 3060 1948 7,402

52 1949 1,77652 1952 36052 1957 17052 1957 130

206,923

STATE TOTAL 437,489EUCALYPTUS SIDEROPHICIA BENTH. BROADLEAF IRONBARK EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FGREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOIULU 0 1930 441

441PAGE 204

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a

EUCALYPTUS SIDERL3PHLUIA LCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI t4DLCKAI 10 1958 24

24HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1934 1.3691,369

STATE TOTAL 1,834EUCALYPTUS SIDEROXYLON A.CUNN.EX.WOOLLS RED—IRONBARK EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 0 1945 2,333LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1931 320NA PALI-KGNA 0 1945 350NONOU 0 1945 700

0 1946 150PUU KA PELE 0 1939 2.3500 1940 5,278

11,481OAHU EWA 0 1939 9811 1935 14HONOLULU 13 1952 20013 1952 11013 1953 29464 1935 1,60579 1939 30097 1953 35

HONOULIULI 0 1937 1.7110 1938 49,9920 1940 4, 149KAWAILOA 0 1943 1.200

78 1938 28,930MCKULEIA 0 1940 14,7360 1941 21,399PUPUKEA 0 1938 105WAIMANALO 0 1936 10,370

135,248MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 10 t953 1,87710 1953 67510 1953 50010 1953 31010 1954 800

6, 162MAUI WA1HOU SPRING 0 1931 19o 1932 100 1936 3

32


EUCALYPTUS SIEBERI L.JOHNSON SILVER—TOP EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. SIEBERIANA TREE SOURCE: JO-1NSON L MARRYATT, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMIR TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU 23 1911 0EWA 59 1934 80

80

STATE TOTAL 80

EUCALYPTUS SMITHII R.T.BAK SMITH EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU 23 1911 00

STATE TOTAL 0 —

EUCALYPTUS SP. L.’HER. EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI IIhUE—KDIOA 10 1931 829MCLCAA 0 1931 720NONOU 0 1931 722

2,271OAHU EWA 0 1939 245

58 1929 51HONOULIULI 0 1927 1,115

0 1929 1801,591

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 1,0000 1937 1,504O 1939 250

14 1948 76MAKAWAO 0 1937 196WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 1,263


0 1933 495

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C . 0 . .0

o •0

EUCALYPTUS SP. (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMI1E TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BYISLAND


0 1930 8310 1931 1,194o 1933 3400 1934 343

HGNUAULA 0 1933 422KAU 0 1932 430

0 1933 732KOHALA 0 1933 624

0 1934 174MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1931 41

0 1933 94OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1931 981PANAEWA 0 1931 85

V

1,435

STATE TOTAL 15,586

EUCALYPTUS STRICKLANDII MAIDEN STRICKLANDI EUCALYPTUSV

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965





VOAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 .33

V

STATE TOTAL 9

EUCALYPTUS TERETICORNIS SM. V

V FOREST RED—GUM EUCALYPTUSSYN: E. UMBELLATA TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON MARRYATT, 1965



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLDA 10 1931 239 V

V

V 239OAHU 23 1911 V 0

HONOLULU 17 1959 1817 1959 340

HONOULIULI 115 V 1958 20 V

LUALUALEI 27 1919 2,208V

V

2,586MOLOKAT MOLOKAI 0 1940 314

PAGE 207

EUCALYPTUS TERETICORNIS tCON’T)


MOLOKAC 2 1939 1.6101 .924

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1933 1,0800 1935 11,6050 1936 3,4110 1937 10,7240 1938 8,216

HILO 0 .1933 2,551o . 1935 3,6490 1936 1,2340 1938 2.062

KAU 0 1935 767MAUNA KEA POHAKUIOA 0 1937 1.078

0 1938 3090 1940 1,180

47,888

STATE TOTAL 52,637

EUCALYPTUS TORELLIANA F.MUELL CADAGA EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON L MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — fAIR


HAWAII HILO 64 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1957 2WAIAKEA 52 1957 100

52 1957 26344 1957 •2

369

STATE TOTAL 369 —

EUCILYPTUS TORCUATA LUEHM FLOWER CORAL EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON C MARRYATT, 1965



OAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 310 1954 22

ROUND TOP 14 1954 429

HAWAII MILD 64 1954 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 3

5

STATE TOTAL• PAGE 208

o 6•• 0 0

‘

o .. 0 CD

EUCALYPTUS VIMINALIS LABILL MANNA EUCALYPTUSTREE SOURCE: JOHNSON g MARRYATT, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1936 100

100HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 265o 1933 184

HILO 0 1929 148 1953 156

67 1952 1,050HONUAULA 0 1947 749

0 1948 83956 1952 140

KAU 0 1932 80KAUPULEHU 0 1949 60

0 1950 58753 1950 18353 1951 35653 195L 411

KOHALA 0 1932 28.20 1933 278

MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1930 670 1947 99

41 1946 15• 45 1947 11

45 1951 1.845 1952 6557 L952 2257. 1952 7257 1953 126

OLAA 0 1932 1806,459

STATE TOTAL 6,559EUCALYPTUS XPATENTINERVIS R.T.BAKER=E.ROBUSTA KIRTONIANA EUCALYPTUS

TREE SOURCE: JOHNSON & MARRYATT, 1965SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR • NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1934 620

KAU 0 1934 130OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1934 254

1,004

STATE TOTAL 1,004

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EUGENIA CUMIN! (L.)DRUCE JAVA—PLUMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN1 1973



KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1938 1,7841,784

OAHU EWA 11 1926 579IL 1926 1,08211 1935 116

HAUUIA 12 1923 25HONOLULU 0 1927 847

10 1926 6515 1923 1015 1923 1015 1926 2,00015 1933 3,02815 1934 40

HONOUL lULl 0 193? 320o 1938 93

PUPUKEA 0 1923 2009,275


HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 150KEAUOHANA 0 1930 32KOHALA 0 1932 46MALAMA—KI 0 1930 87

0 1932 10NANA WALE 0 1930 24

0 1932 50399

STATE TOTAL 11,844

EUGENIA DOMBEYI (SPRENG)SKEELS SPANISH CHERRYSYN: E. BRASILIENSIS TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEL) BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 1014 1923 256 1928 12

ROUND TOP 0 1924 3WAIMANALO 0 1936 39

V 66HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 39

V

39

STATE TOTAL 105

V

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0 0 0

0 ....0.

EUGENIA JAMBCS 1. ROSE—APPLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1928 1,10510 1927 28210 1931 870

NA PALI—KONA 0 1944 6NONOU 0 1928 251

o 1930 1,499PAPAHOIAHOLA 0 1929 30PUU KA PELE 0 1940 520

o 1944 244,567

OAHU EWA 52 1929 1058 1929 656 1929 140

HAUULA 12 1923 25HONOLULU 15 1932 3,157

15 1933 3,38415 1934 13,646

HONOULIULI 0 1927 150 1937 1,o500 1938 262

KAHUKU 0 1930 51PUPUKEA 0 1923 200

0 1933 192WAIANAE 0 1929 10WAIMANAIO 0 1937 1,320

24, 088MAUI HANA 0 1932 65

KOOLAU 0 1931 260 1938 1876 1930 58 1929 20


KOHALA 0 1928 240 1929 2

MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20168

STATE TOTAL 29,146

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EUGENIA MAIACCENSIS 1. ‘OHI’A—’AITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUEffiER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 0 1939 10058 1939 30

HCNOLULU 10 1938 100HONOULIULI 0 1928 12

o 1940 60MOKULEIA 0 [951 6PUPUKEA 0 1938 650ROUND TOP 0 1938 35WAIMANAIO 0 1938 21

1,014MOIOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1940 55

1 1938 100155

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 1750 1939 2556 1930 38 1929 23

456HAWAII KCHALA 0 1928 18


STATE TOTAL 1,653

EUGENIA PANICULATA V. AUSTRALIS BRUSHCHERRYSYN: E. GRANDIS TREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942



OAIIU HONOLULU 14 1952 2MOKULEIA 0 1951 3

5

STATE TOTAL — — 5

EUGENIA REINWARDTIANA (BL.)DC..SYN: E. RARIFLORA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMIER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA H 1935 40

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0 0(‘N

‘.1

0

EUGENIA REINWARDTIANA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HOI%OLULU 10 1926 4

65 1932 1665 1933 18

LUALUALEI 42 1926 462

STATE TOTAL — 82EUGENIA SANOWICENSIS GRAY ‘OHIA—HA




MAUI KGCLAU 0 1935 2626

STATE tOTAL — 26 —

EUGENIA SMITHII POIR ACMENATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



13

STATE TOTAL 13 —

EUGENIA SP. (MICH)L. EUGENIATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973




35MAUL KOOLAU 0 1938 6,230

6,230

STATE TOTAL 6,265

PAGE 213

EUGENIA UNIFLORA 1. SURINAM CHERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTO BY ISLAND


STATE TOTAL 6

EUPHORBIA CELASTROIDES VAR LORIFOLIA SHERE ‘AKOKO (KOKO)SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

EUPHORBI A PULCHERRCMA WILL D.EX.KLOTZSCH POINSETTIASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913



HAWACI OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1937 1212

STATE TOTAL 12

EUPHORIA LONGANA LAM. LONGANCDRAGON’S EYE)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU. EWA 11 1935 327HONOLULU 0 1930 20

7 1917 1HGNOULIULI 0 1938 63


PANAEWA 0 1937 2

PAGE 214

0V 0 V

EUPHORIA LONGANA tCON’T)


HAhAII 44 1953 113

STATE TOTAL 424

EURANTHEMUM SUMATRANA

• SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 2

[URYA SANDWICENSIS GRAY ANINITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1924 2,1002.100

STATE TOTAL 2,100

EUTERPE EDULIS MART. MANAC PALMPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 215

fAGRAEA BERTERIANA GRAY EX.I3ENTH. PUA—KENIKENITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 17 1928 410WAIAHOLE 0 1929 26


STATE TOTAL 438FARFUGIUM JAPONICUM CL.)KITAMURA FARFUGIUM

HERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII 44 1953 13

I. 13

STATE TOTAL 13FEIJOA SELLOWIANA BERG. GUAVASTEEN

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAU 0 1946 610

STATE TOTAL 10FICUS AITISSIMA BL. LOFTY FIG

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU PUPUKEA 0 1921 91

91


0 0 0

w ‘-‘I

0

FICUS AMANTICARPA

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAEI KOHAIA 16 1923 5050

STATE TOTAL 50

FICUS BENGALENSIS 1. BANYAN FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 18 1924 318 1924 3

6

STATE TOTAL 6

FICUS BENJAMINA L. BENJAMIN FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 248 1958 5

ROUND TOP 0 1954 4106 1954 2

13

STATE TOTAL 13

FICUS BONPLANDIANA



HAWAII NAtAWALE 55 1950 55

STATE TOTAL 5 —

PAGE 217

FICUS CAIOPHYLLOIDES ELMERTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIICTY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HILC 4 1922 1004 1922 100

13 1922 40013 1922 400

KOHALA 16 1923 101,010

STATE TOTAL 1,010

FICUS CAMARINENSIS




STATE TOTAL 90

FICUS CAPENSCS CAPE FIGTREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942



HAWAII HuG 64 1956 2SOUTH KONA 48 1956 2

4

STATE TOTAL 4

FICUS CARICA 1. COMMON FIGTREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 973


• FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


PAGE 218

0 0 0(N

o

FICUS CARICA LCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOOLAU 0 1937 15o 1939 115o 1940 13WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 6

0 1930 60 1945 5WEST MAUI 0 1945 2

162HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 36KOHAIA 0 1941 1SOUTH KONA 0 1941 1047

STATE TOTAL 224 —

FICUS COTINIFOLIA


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND.HAWAII NANAWALE 55 1950 4

4

STATE TOTAL 4FICUS ELASTICA ROXB.EX.HORNEM. INDIA—RUBBER FIG

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU ROUND TOP 0 1923 45

45HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 193O 15O 1931 4HILO 0 1926 188KOHALA 0 1928 25O 1929 44

276


PAGE 2L9

FICUS GNAPHALOCARPA

YEARPLANTED

19221922

NUMBERPLANTED

500500

NUMBERPLANTED

500250100

850

850

FICUS EUGENIDIDES CMIQ.)F.MUELC.EX.MIQ

SUITABILCTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


HAWAII HILO

EUGENIA FIGTREE SOURCE; ST.

FICUS GLOMER4TA

SUITABILWOOD QUA

ISLAND

HAWAII

ROXB.

ITY FOR HAWAII — GOODCITY — GOOD

FORESTRESERVE

HILO

KOHALA

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

1,000

1,000

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND



HAhAI I NANAWALE

FICUS HAEMATOCARPA



HAWAII HILO

LOCATION

44

STATE TOTAL

CLUSTER FCGTREE SOURCE: ST.


1 19231 1923

16 1923


55 1950


1 19238 1922

PAGE 220

0

STATE TOTAL

NUll BERPLANTEO

5

STATE TOTAL

NUMB ERPLANTED

66100

TOTALBY ISLAND

5

5

TOTALBY ISLAND

0 0

0 0.

FICUS HAEMATOCARPA (CON’T)


HAWAII WhO 13 1922 100266

STATE TOTAL — 266

FICUS HENNEANATREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942



HAWAII WILED 4 1922 5008 1922 50

12 1922 25012 1922 25013 1922 50

1,100

STATE TOTAL 1,100

FICUS HISPIDA 1. OPPOSITELEAf FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913



HAWAII HILO 1 1923 2001 1923 7001 1923 250

KOHALA 16 1923 10016 1923 100

1,350

STATE TOTAL 1,350

FICUS INDICA 1. INDIA FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILD 0 1941 11


FICUS JOHORE



OAHU LUALUALEI 27 1920 1,04827 1921 741

1,789

STATE TOTAL 1,789

FICIJS LYRATA WARB. FIDDLE—LEAF FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII 4% 1954 1I

STATE TOTAL I

FICUS MACROPHYLLA DESF. MORETON—BAY FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KEALIA 0 1937 743LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1926 207

9 1928 10010 1927 3410 1928 4610 1931 168

NONOU 0 1937 1,3840 1938 1,410

4,092OAHU EWA 52 1929 20

58 1929 50HONOLULU 3 1924 159

8 1922 1,00110 1924 3t115 1923 1015 1923 1021 1924 3721 1924 37

HONOULIULI 0 1927 554

PAGE 222

0 0 0

FICU$ MACROPHYILA (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSlANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1928 50o 1938 612

55 1927 50KULIOUOU 0 1923 52o 1923 52o 1924 85o 1924 85LUALUALEI 0 1924 1,908o 1924 2,1080 1928 955

27 1922 1,00142 1924 200WAIAHCLE 0 1921 25

0 1922 1000 1922 5800 1923 150 1923 15

31 1921 2537 1922 3037 1922 45u37 1922 100

10,687HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1929 10O 1930 2450 1931 260 1932 20HILD 0 1923 1,1000 1924 1500 1924 1000 1930 2231 1922 1001 1923 2001 1923 1,2004 1921 1,0004 1923 1,0006 1923 1,5004 1923 2504 1923 1,0004 1923 2,2504 1923 1,2508 1923 5008 1923 750

10 1922 20011 1922 20011 1922 20011 1923. 1,95411 1923 1,95412 1923 1,000KEAUOHANA 0 1928 6KOHALA 0 1925 520

0 1928 1,137

PAGE 223

FICUS MACROPIYILA .ICON’T)


HAWAII KOHALA 0 1929 272o 1930 83o 1931 47o 1932 229

16 1923 20016 1923 20017 1923 155

V 17 1923 15517 1924 50

MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20 1931 191

NANAWAIE 0 1931 9821,727

STATE TOTAL 36,506

FICUS MICROCARPA 1. CHINESE BANYANSYN: F. RETUSA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




KAUAI IIHUE—KOLDA 0 1926 11.29 1928 25

10 1931 43180

OAHU KULIOUOU 0 1921 1PUPUKEA 0 1921 38WAIMANALO 0 1936 250

• 289

V STATE TOTAL 469

FICUS MINDOROENSIS MARR.V TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 0 1923 2,300V 0 1941 1

1 1923 • 5001 1923 500

V 1923 8004 1923 750

V

PAGE 224

0 •.• 0 0

0

FICUS MINDOROENSES CCQN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHA1AII HtLO 8 1923 750

8 1923 200KOHALA 16 1923 210

16 1923 21017 1923 6517 1923 65

6,351

STATE TOTAL 6,351FICUS NOTA MERR. ROUGH—LEAF FIG


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI IIHUE—KOLOA 9 1928 245

10 1927 27272OAHU HCNCLULU 17 1928 3,075

KOHAIA 0 1929 6483,723HAWAII HAfrAKUA 0 1932 20

HILO 0 1926 2,2450 1927 2,0730 1928 1,695O 1930 470 193t 38

1922 7001 1923 6001 1923 8501 1923 5004 1922 1004 1922 1004 1923 1.2504 1923 2504 1923 1,0008 1922 2008 1923 5008 192.3 1006 1923 2508 1923 750

13 1922 40013 1922 1,10013 1923 500

KEAUOHANA 0 1928 25KOHALA 0 1927 1,635

0 1928 1,319

PAGE 225

FICUS NOTA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAiI KOHALA 0 1929 648

16 1923 10016 1923 10017 1923 8017 1923 8017 1924 50

MANOWAIACEE 0 1921 6200 1928 641

NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 28032 1928 59632 1932 59

21,501

STATE TOTAL 25,496FICUS PADIFOLIA PLUMLEAF FIG

TREE SOURCE: KELSEY L DAYTON, 1942SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII NANAWALE 55 L950 48

48

STATE TOTAL 48FICUS PARCE.LLII VEITCH EXCOGN&MARCHAL MOSAIC FIG

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABCL1TY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1955 ‘ 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2fICUS PAYAPA BLANCO

TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


PAGE 226

0 0

0

FICUS PAYAPA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII WILD 4 1922 100

4 1922 10013 1922 40013 1922 400

1,050

STATE TOTAL 1,050FICUS PLATYPODA A.CUNN.EX.MIQ. AUSTRALIAN FIG



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII 11110 0 1923 750

1 1923 2504 1923 5008 1923 250

KOHALA 16 1923 1.01 ,920

STATE TOTAL 1,920V

FICUS PROLIXA FORSI. ORATREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWN V



11 1929 47HONOULIULI 0 1928 120

0 1929 50WAIAHOLE 0 1928 50

328


PAGE 227

FICUS PSEUDOPALMA BLANCO PHILIPPINE FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERdE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 0 1955 3

EWA 0 1940 366HONOLULU 10 1923 10

10 1923 1014 1924 52

441MOICKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 22MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1956 33HAWAII HuG 1 1923 100

64 1954 2102

STATE TOTAL 548FICUS PUMILA 1. CLIMBING FIG$YN: F. REPENS SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 19?3



OAHU WAIMANALO 0 1937 11H

STATE TOTAL 11FICUS RUBIGINOSA DESF. PORT JACKSON FIG




HAUULA 12 1923 5012 1923 50

HONOLULU 10 1923 3110 1923 5110 1923 2010 1925 614 1923 1

PAGE 228

0 0 0

W

• ID

FICUS flJ8IGINOSA (CON’T)

ISLAND £P2FliE LOCATION PLUttOOAHU HONOLULU 16 1923

5 1923 2923 0

• • . 11ff!! flHONOULIULI 0 92 20 921KULIOUOU 0 923 10• LUALUALEI I 1JII

• .8 4153 926 25WAIAHOLE

• 0 924 159WAIANAE 0 922 6o 1922 ‘618 1924 6

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 . 7632,186

• 0 1935 294HAWAII 0 932 L,057

o 923 50 923 1,0 924 50 924 500 924 500o 924 50 924 50 924 5000 924 6000 924 150

922 600922 600923 20923 8921922 ijoo • •. • •

922 4,6 04 922 7 • •

4 922 20 • • • •4 2P 9004 522 1,ooo

•4 •923 10 • •

PAGE 229 • • •

FICUS RUBIGINOSA (CON’T)

ISLAND LOCATION PLIMtD P[ti?ö BYTThfhND

HAWAII HILO “ 1211* 19234 1924 508 1922 1.008 1922 5908 1923 758 1923 1,708 1923 1,0

13 1922 2,213 1922 2.8 6

KOHALA 0 1925 5 00 1928 640 192

• 0 193• 0 193 62

0 193 1,0616 192 10016 1923 150

OLAA 9 1922 20OLAA FOREST PARK 26 1922 20

36,535

STATE TOTAL 39,778

FICUS SP. (TOURN.)L.SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

HAWAII : jfljjffISLAND 2liUE LOCATION PLIMh HI evTflfkNo

OAHU NANAKULI 8 1920 2,04PUPUKEA 0 1920 12

2,171HAWAII H1LO f

1 92 1,001 1923 7001 1923 174 1922 50

KEAUOHANA 0 1928 10KOHALA 0 1923 300

16 1923 20PANAEWA 51 1949 9

5,063

• • STATE TOTAL 7,234

PAGE 230

o• •o •... .•o

a • a a a a

0 r U cD

FCCUS SYCOMORUS 1. MULBERRY FIGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2MALAMA—KI 0 1952 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

6

STATE TOTAL 6

FICUS ULMIFOLIA LAM. ELULEAF FIGSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII WhO 4 1922 1004 1922 100

13 1922 40013 1922 4Q0

1,000

STATE TOTAL 1,000

FILICIUM DECIPIENS LW.CA.)THWAITES FERN TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 148 1958 5

.6

STATE TOTAL 6

FITCHIA SPECIOSA CHEESEM. fITCHIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 0 1955 3

PAGE 231

FITCHIA SPECIOSA LCQN’T)


OAHU HCNOLULU 0 1929 10 1930 27

10 1928 214 1952 264 1932 4370 193? 25

HONOULIULI 0 1928 20 1937 1

WAIAHOLE 0 1928 60 1929 150 1937 8

WA! ANAE 0 1930 22157


HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1930 10NANAWALE 0 1930 IL

21

STATE TOTAL 161

FLINDERSIA AUSTRALIS R.BR. CROW’S—ASHTREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962




STATE TOTAL 18

FLINDERSIA BRAYIEYANA F.MUELL QUEENSLAND—MAPLETREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




10 1958 2010 1959 3210 1960 26217 1959 10


PAGE 232

0 0 0‘

(3

FLINDEKStA BRAYLEYANA (CaN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI MOLOKAI 15 1959 219

15 1959 3215 1960 200

477HAWAII HILO 64 1958 2HOLUALOA 77 1959 2377 1959 20077 1960 1,10077 1960 487? 1960 695KAHULUU 79 1958 33SOUTH KONA 48 1958 2WAIAKEA 52 1959 10075 1957 25044 1958 2

2,455

STATE TOTAL 3,815FLINDERSIA IFFLAIANA F.MUELL. CAIRNS—HICKORY

TREE SOURCE: fRANCIS. 1951SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HIlO 64 1958 2KAHULUU 79 1958 15SOUTH KONA 48 1958 2WAIAKEA 75 1957 240

44 1959 1260

STATE TOTAL 260FORTUNELLA CRASSIFOLIA SWINGLE

SHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUAL flY — UNKNOWN


1

STATE TOTAL 1

PAGE 233

FORTUNELLA SP. SWINGLE KUMQUATTREE SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 6

FRAXINUS AMERICANA L. WHITE ASHTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




VKAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 2,996o 1936 633KEALIA 0 1935 49LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 3,855o 1934 5,200

9 1928 4279 1929 5,8019 1930 3,733

10 1928 1,72510 1931 1,493

MOLOAA 0 1933 932PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1929 20

V 26,864OAHU EWA 11 1928 70511 1929 30058 1929 9558 1929 2867 1934 3,780

HAUULA 0 1935 1,700HONOLULU 0 1929 7,599

0 1931 10,72010 1928 62815 1932 2,456

V 15 1933 1,200V

j5 1934 3,22515 1935 40017 1928 5,80517 1932 3,52148 1953 9056 1928 33

V 60 1932 8064 1934 60065 1932 925

HONOULIUL.I V

0 1928 3,364

4PAGE 234

0 0 0

‘Pt

.•..

0.

O4 f..., 4:

•:c. • SI’.

FRAXINUS AMERICANA (CON’T)

ISLAND LPAE LOCATION PLIML)

PiliiHI

OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1919 5.0 s9.l 1.

KAHUKU 0 928 68

8 UINAKUA EAU ‘A II?NANAKUt? 6 931PUPUKEA 0 1928 15

53 ‘9’9 1, 00ROUND TOP 0 I99 115SCHOFIELD 8ARRACKS 0 1934 4WAIAHOLE 0 1928 2WAIANAE 1W 3:112

o 1931 1,056T2,316

NOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1941 9170 . 1941 376

1,293MAUI. HANA 0 1930 710

t 0 1931 30K0OLAU 0 1931 69

o 1932 1001933 1001934 44,709

27.30936 6,78

• .93 9,61ulKULA 921 1

928929 22,930 18,40931 14.781

• UI ‘1:111Ut 911

NAKAWAO . 0 929 3,501.0 931 1,6o •93 1.0 I. Ijfi I.a i’

PAGE 235

FRAXINUS AMERICANA CCCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND. RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI MAKA WAD 0 1941 655WAIHOU SPRCNG 0 1929 416

o 1930 1,8610 1931 1,6780 1932 3120 1933 300O 1936 5


0 1932 1,3520 1932 5,285

V 0 1933 980 1934 206o 1935 1,267

V

0 1936 686HILO 0 1929 4,389

V 0 1930 6,1690 1931 5,6360 1933 6,136O 1934 1,0720 1936 342

V

0 1936 3,498 V

HONUAULA 0V

1929 1,4730 1930 2620 Vj93j 434o 1932 5120 V 1934 1000 V 1935 1,090

V 0 1936 920KOHALA 0 1929 414

0 1930 1,450V 0 1931 85

V NALAMA—KI 0 1929 V 50V

MANOWAIALEE 0 1931 2140 1936 589

NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1929 30432 1931 48032 1932 22732 1933 308


2 1928 238SOUTH KONA 32 1930 1,679WAIAKEA 0 1929 78

V 0 1930 419V

48,840

V STATE TOTAL 366,315

PAGE 236

0 0 0

FRA.XINUS PENNSYLVANICA MARSH.



OAHU HONOLULU

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI

HAWAII NORTH KCNA WATERSHED

FRAXINUS PENNSVLVANICA LANCEOLATA (BERKH.


FOREST.ISLAND RESERVE

OAHU HONOLULUWAI AHOLE

FORESTRESERVE

HILO

K AU

KOHALA

MAUNA LOAWAIAKEA

RED ASHTREE SOURCE: LITTLE,

o 19451 19481 1949o 1949

47 1949o 1947

40 194540 194850 1950

0 1948

PAGE 237

402, 126

25473.0200

95236574

3163

113

113

TOTALBY ISLAND

48105

19541956

10

800970

1954

71 1954

125

24

1953


1,770

125

24

STATE TOTAL 1,919

)SARG. GREEN ASHTREE SOURCE: LITTLE, 1953

YEAR NUMBER TOTALLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSLAND

0 1931 880 1931 25

STATE TOTAL

ASHTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973


fRAXINUS SP. (TOURN.)


ISLAND

HAWAI I

4,421

STATE TOTAL 4,621

I.

FRAXINUS UHOEI IWENZIG) LINGELSH. flifICAL AhIURCE ST. JOHN, 1973

aIcLA8ok1IJFOR HAWAII

ISLAND LOCATION PLXMO fAZ?II 8YTflfkNoKAUAI KALEPA • 11 1958 6LIHUE—KOLGA I’llOAHU EWA *11

42 195492 1955 400HONOLULU 0 1927 830

0 9fl 1.12514 91197 953 9

101 95410 954 21410 954 1,008

5 1927 25010 1954 110 1954 110 1954 103NQKULEIAIa sag88 1955 1.1088 1955 1.028 1956 ‘.811

1956 1.23112 1956• 112 1956 5112 1956 30112 1956 51PUPUKEA 41 1957 10RGUND TOP 3 1956

WAIAHOLE • 0 1927 29WAINANALO 110 1955 5012.936NOLOKAI NOLOKAI 6 1960 375

7 19557 1956 1.7 1956 4.6 47 1956 3.87 1956 67 1956 2.107 1956 2.6607 1957 60

I 1111 2.1!7 1957 4.277 1957 74

PAGE 238

0 :0

1 ‘a’ W

O .... 0 . CD

t-.

FRAXINUS UHOEI (CON’?)

I SLAND . LOCATION PLIMI0 PLANTEDMOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1958

IF!19541954

nil 16

1913 I.13J

1956 1:11119561956 1.8501956 4e091195619531953195 Z,fflU 1,1001951 . .001959 65Q1960195719571957 1:11!

77,725MAUI 26 1953 60 0 1928 614WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 628

1,248HAWAII HANAKUA 36 1945 700HILO 0 1924

0 1924 11819248 1924 188

0 1925 750 1927 4,948

1928 7.0232 1943 9

2 1944 83

1311 2218 1956 4030 1956 4030 1956 16

PAGE 239

FRAXINUS UHOEI (CON’T)


HAWAII HILO 30 1957 5067 1952 885

HDLUALOA 0 1957 40076 1957 3677 195.7 52677 1958 28,80877 1959 30,95977 1959 4,46177 1959 3,73377 1960 24,57377 1960 1,00077 1960 8,061

KAHUIUU 79 1958 3.119KCHAIA 0 1927 470

0 1928 1,370MALAMA—KC 0 1927 696MANOWAIALEE 0 1921 648


32 1928 1,23332 1943 13470 1954 3671 1954 12

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1927 7922 1953 45

PANAEWA 51 1956 350SOUTH KONA 48 1954 1WAIAKEA 52 1956 400

52 1956 20052 1956 19952 1956 21780 1959 7,00080 1959 9.97580 1960 16,00080 1960 27,75080 1960 12,000

201,332

STATE TOTAL 293,806

FRAXINUS VELUTINA TORR.IN EMORY VELVET ASHTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1931 130MOLOAA 0 1931 24

154OAHU HONOLULU 71 1937 100

WAIAHOLE 0 1930 25125

HAWAII HILO 0 1931 20KEAUOHANA 0 1931 5OLAA 0 1931 15

40

STATE TOTAL 319

PAGE 260

C 0 0

0 0

GALPHIMIA GRACILIS BARTLING GOLD-SHOWER THRYALLISSYN: GALPHIMIA GLAUCA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII - UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


32 1954 4862HAWAII 44 1958 9

9

STATE TOTAL 71

GARCINIA BENTHAMI PIERRETREE SOURCE: 51. JOt-IN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALCTY — UNKNOWN


2

STATE TOTALGARCINIA LIVCNGSTONEI JMBESYN: G. IIVINGSTONIA TREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON. 1942

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 64 1954 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

44 1956 26

STATE TOTAL 6GARCINIA MANGOSTANA 1. MANGOSTEEN

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1940 4KOHALA 0 1941 2SOUTH KONA 0 1940 2

PAGE 241


92 1954


48 1952

LOCATION

3659

048

NU MB ERPLANTED

NUMBERPLANTED

LU0

TOTAL.BY, ISLAND

TOTALBY ISLAND

TOTALBY ISLAND

GARCINIA MANGOSTANA

I SLAND

HAWACI

(CON’T)

FORESTRESERVE

SOUTH KONAWAIAKEA

YEAR NUMBER TOTAlLOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

0 1941 50 1940 20 1941 3

• 18

STATE TOTAL 18 —

LEMON SQUASHTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

2

GARCINIA XANTHOCHYMUS HOOK F.EX.T.ANDERS



OAHU EWA

GARDENIA AUGUSTA tI.)MERR.SYN: 0. FLORIDA

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII SOUTH KONA

GARDENIA BRICHAMII MANN



HAWAII HAMAKUAOL AASOUTH KONA

STATE TOTAL

GARDENIA tKIE1ESHRUB SOURCE: SI.

2

2

JOHN, 1973

tootoo

JOHN. 1973

STATE TOTAL

NA’U CNANU)TREE SOURCE: ST.

YEAR NUMBERPLANTED PLANTED

1949 191951 401932 11951 9

STATE TOTAL

69

69

C

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0 0

0. 0

GARDENIA CARINATA




44 1949 3‘5

STATE TOTAL 15

GARDENIA REMYI MANN NANU,(NA’U)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




HAWAII HILO 46 1950 246 1951 1

KAU 61 1951 36OLAA FOREST PARK 0 195t 20

0 1952 19SOUTH KONA 48 1951 12

90

STATE TOTAL 92

GARDENIA TAITENSIS DC. TIARESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 243

GARDENIA TAITENSIS DC. TIARESYN: TERE AITUTAKI SHRUB SOURCE: NEAL. 1965



HAWAII HILO 46 1952 1NANAWALE 54 1950 40

44 1949 243

STATE TOTAL 43 —

GAUSSIA ATT..NUATA tCOOK)BECC. PUERTO •R.LLUMEPALMTREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965





GINKGO BILOBA L. GINKGOTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 98 1956 6HONOLULU 10 1956 -3

14 1923 114 1923

ILMAUI KUCA t 1955 1

V MAKAWAO 0 1937 4WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1931 2


2V

STATE TOTALV

20

PAGE 244V

0 0 2 Q

0. 0•

GLEOXIStA TRIACANTHOS 1 HONEYIOCUSTTREE SOURCE: LITTLE, L953




STATE TOTAL 20

GLIRICIDIA MACULATA MICHELI MADRE DE CACAOTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL 11

GLIPICIDIA SEPIUM (JACQ.)WALP. MADRE DE CACAOTREE SOURCE: ST4 JOHN, j973



OAHU HONOLULU 3 1926 90016 1924 8521 .1924 5521 1924 55

HONOUIIULI 0 1927 60ROUND TOP 0 1924 370

O 1924 285I 0 1927 4WAIAHOLE 0 1924 125

0 1924 1252,064

STATE TOTAL 2,064

PAGE 245

GOSSYPIUM SANOVICENSE PARL. MA’OSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITA6ILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

ECREST YEAR NUMBER 10141ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII KCHALA 65 1953 4SOUTH KONA 48 1953 1

5

STATE TOTAL 5

GREVILLEA ROBUSTA A.CUNN. SILK—OAKTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




o 1919 94HALELEA 0 1935 3,947KEALCA 0 1932 969

o 1934 6,223• 0 1935 52

o 1936 3,453o 1937 23,8100 1944 1093 1918 1,2763 1919 1226 1922 200

LIHUE—KOLCA 0 1932 6,100o 1933 3,447o 1934 4,014o 1935 31,6401 1921 1,0401 1922 1,0th)1 1923 4715 1921 4705 1922 5705 1922 235

• 5 1922 4005 1922 570

10 1927 24010 1928 6310 1931 4,471

MOLOAA 0 1922 200NA PALI—KONA 0 1933 4,704

O 1934 733o 1935 13,460

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rstmo LOCATION PLXLiD riIEI BYT?ltkNoOAHU HONOLULU 48 958 100

60 930 1,35760 931 1,36666 932 3,1564 933 1,7165. . 932 4,30065 933 20065 1935 65079 1939 1,679

101 1954 19HONOUL lULl 0 1928 7,47

0 929 8,960 930 15,870 931 13,560 932 1,5440 935 52,0850 936 99,9990 936 5,6740 1937 99,9990 1937 99,999o 1937 13,7230 1938 36,6650 1939 90,1190 940 46,68

55 927 1,07KAHUKU 0 930 16,016

0 931 20,3600 932 29,30 933 6,10 937 .16,1940 938 2,4690 939 29,996

57 929 9,53KAWAILOA 0 939 34,06

78 938 50,18KULIOUOU 0 934 1,100

0 935 10,2300 936

LUALUALEI 0 9210 1928 2,430 1929 230

NAKUA—KEEAU 0 1929 800 1930 3420 1931 4500 1932 600 1935 45,099

NOKULEIA 11110 1940 8530 1941 21,6

NANAKULI 0 1930 1

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OAHU NANAKULI 0 1932 30o 1937 20.587o 1937 16,789o 1938 6o 1940 4,3188 1919 1,7488 1921 358

PUPUKEA 0 1928 150 1933 14,3310 1934 3,7540 1936 46,889o 1938 14,4720 1938 4,7570 1939 24,507

53 1926 95453 1929 600

ROUND TOP 0 1932 200SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 29,443

0 1938 3,008WAIAHOIE 0 1925 320

0 1932 1,3500 1933 3002 1934 200

WAIANAE 0 1929 7470 1930 7250 1931 1,6020 1932 1320 1939 59

WAIMANALO 0 1936 62,9800 1937 27,251

69 1937 11,9721,286,582

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1941 1,7381 1937 13,2616 1952 4007 1952 2387 1956 8047 1956 2008 1952 9418 1952 1148 1954 296

10 1952 1,48910 1953 1,14410 1954 52010 1958 1,40010 1959 100

2 1937 76123,408

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1927 3180 1932 1500 1933 310

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GREVILLEA ROBUSTA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUNL3ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KAU 0 1931 1,489o 1932 1,195

.0 1933 1,0360 1937 500KEAUOHANA 0 1929 327KOI-MLA 0 1927 361

.0 1928 1,7670 1929 3,7720 1930 6,5600 1931 3,8800 1932 7,0600 .1933 4,3380 1934 1,2920 1938 139MALAMA—KI

. 0 1927 1840 1928 480 1929 1060 1930 126IlANOWAJALEE 0 1927 1,894.0 1929 1,9250 1930 1,0200 1931 1,2180 1935 9,8310 1936 8,572 V

0 1939 3,264NANAWALE 0 1930 765NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1932 351OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1929 268G 1930 V 658

V 1931 1,4272 . 1921 62 1921 62 1925 507•2 1926 1,652

V 2 1928 464WAIAKEA 0. 192g .,ooa0 1930 743V 1931 464V

. 248,778V

V STATE TOTAL 2,242,027GREWIA MALLOCOCCA

V V

V

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUAIITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND . RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAIAHOIE V 0 1930 100

V

V STATE TOTAL 100PAGE 251

GUAIACUM OFfICINALE 1. LIGNUM VITAETREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HAUULA 12 1923 2512 1923 25

HONOLULU 10 1925 214 1923 614 1923 615 1923 1015 1923 1046 1925 10

103 1954 10LUALUALEI 0 1928 328NANAKULI 0 1937 40PUPUKEA 0 1923 200

0 1923 200ROUND TOP 0 1926 196WAIANAE 0 1931 6

91 1950 21,016


STATE TOTAL 1,081

GUAZUMA UIMIFOLIA LAM. W.LNOCAN ELMV TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 394

GYNOCARDIA 000RATA R.BR.IN ROXB. FALSE CHAULMOOGRA V

V

TREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973




OAHU WAIAHCLE 0 1922 38337 1922 3d3

766

STATE TOTAL —— 766 —

PAGE 252

0 0 0

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2.681.180

1.

STATE TOTAL

.

•.4—Q 1•0w • -. w

SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973HAENATOXYLUN CANPECHIANUN L.

M8&9ó1TW01t HAWAII a PSRRI SLAND

OAHU

EWA

HONOLULU

HONOUL lULl

KIlL IOUOU

LUALU*LEI

NANAKUL I

WAIANAE

LOCATION

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107,729

107,729

‘I

PAGE 233

WILLOW HAKEASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

LOCAT ION

H0

LOCAl ION

H10

000000

HAKEA SALIGNA (ANDR.)KNIGHT



OAHU EWAWAIAHOLE

HARPULLIA HILLII f.MUELL.

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FACR


OAHU EWAHONOLULUHONOULIULI

KAHUKUPUPUKEAWAIAHOLEWA I ANA E

HARPULLIA PENDULA PIANCH.EX.F.MUELL.$YN: H. CUPANIOIDES



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA

OAHU HONOULIULI

MAUI KOOLAU

HAWAII

YEAR NUMBERPLANTED PLANTED

1929 21929 24

STATE TUTAL

TREE SOURCE; FRANCIS,

YEAR NUMBERPLANTED PLANTEO

1928 6811958 201928 271938 1321930 1551933 4321929 241929 190

STATE TOTAL

TULIPWOODTREE SOURCE; FRANCIS,

TOTALBY ISLAND

26

26

1951

TOTALBY ISLAND

1,661

1,661

1951

TOTALBY ISLAND

286

25

11

1

323

NUMBERPC ANT ED

150136

25

29

I

STATE TOTAL

YEARLOCATiON PLANTED

9 192810 1931

0 1928

O 1932O 1935

44 1959

PAGE 254

00 0

0

HEDERA CANARIENSIS ALGERIAN IVYSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 3OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1940 1

4

STATE TOTAL 4

liEDYCHIUM CORONARIUM KOENIG IN RETZ. COMMON GINGERLILLYHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




650

STATE TOTAL 650 —

HELIANTHUS ANNUUS COCKERELL COMMON SUNFLOWERHERB SOURCE: NEAL, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAhiAII MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 45 1951 4545

STATE TOTAL — 45

HELICONIA $P. L. HELICONIAHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





PAGE 255

HELICONIA SP. (CON’T)


HAWAII 11110 0 1940 364 1954 3

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 10SOUTH KONA 48 1952

99

122

STATE TOTAL 162

HELIOCARPUS POPAYAENSIS HEK WHITE MOHOSYN: H. AMERICANUS TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD V


KAUAI LIHUE—KOIOA 9 1927 2479 1928 486

10 1921 1,1831,916

OAHU EWA 11 1928 411 1929 8058 1929 450

HONOLULU 0 1929 1610 1928 V 20

HONOUL lUll 0 1927 1000 1929 300

970HAWAII HIIO 0 1924 500

0 1924 200o 1925 7,360O 1926 3840 1927 2,864O 1928 9,715

KOHALA 0 1930 7420 1931 15

21,780

STATE TOTAL 24,666V

V HERITIERA LITTORALIS ORYAND IN AlT. DUNGUNTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALV


DAHU 91 1950 4 V

4MOLOKAI MOICKAI 1 1955 Vj

1

STATE TOTAL 5V

V PAGE 256

0 0. V0

0.

HEVEA BRASILIENSIS tHBK.)MUEIL.—ARG. PARA RUBBERTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



18MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 170 1947 15


V STATE TOTAL 51 —

HIBISCADEIPHUS HUALALAIENSIS ROCK HAU—KUAHIWITREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


WOOD QUALITY — POORV

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND V RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDV

OAHU HONOLULU 65 1933 6V

V

6HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1933 12V 0 1934 6

0 1941 8V 0 1947 V 1

48 1954 128

V

STATE TOTAL 34HIBISCUS ARNOTIJANUS GRAY KOKI’O KEOKEO

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973V SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOOD

WOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


V

3

STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 257

HIBISCUS BRACKENRIDGEI GRAY MA’O—HAU—HEIESHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 1

HIBISCUS ELATUS SW. BLUE MAHOETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 11 1952 10011 1958 6

LIHUE—KOLOA 1 1950 225MOLOAA 15 1950 80NA PALI—KONA 16 1955 6

19 1955 6423

OAHU HONOLULU 10 1952 814 1952 217 1958 2540 1958 46

116 1959 2- 106

HAWAII SCUTH KONA 48 1957 2WAIAKEA 75 1957 20

44 1957 123

STATE TOTAL 552

HIBISCUS ERIOCARPASHRUB




STATE TOTAL 16

PAGE 258

o d oI-’

C

HIBISCUS MACROPHYLLUS ROXO. LARGE—LEAVED HAUTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 2HIBISCUS ROSA—SINENSIS L. RED HIBISCUS


SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


SOUTH KDNA 48 1952 50145

STATE TOTAL 145HIBISCUS SP. 1. HIBISCUS




KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1933 976PUU KA PELE 0 1936 337

1,313HAWAII HILO 30 1945 22


HIBISCUS TILIACEUS L. HAUSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




V

V PAGE 259

HIBISCUS TILIACEUS CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOIQA 9 1921 1,248

9 1928 2,1763,438OAHU HONOLULU 0 1936 2,010

o 1937 335O 1938 45o 1941 90

10 1932 60KAHUKU 0 1928 5

2,545HAWAII NANAWALE 55 1950 1010

STATE TOTAL 5.993HILDEGARDIA BARTERI CMAST.)KOSTERM. HILDEGARDIASYN: FIRMIANA BARTER! TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



1

STATE TOTAL 1HOIMSKIOLDIA SANQUINEA R[TZ. CUP—SAUCER PLANT

V SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWN

V


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTLD BY ISLANDHAWAII MILD 64 1954 1

V

2

STATE TOTAL 2HOPEA 000RATA ROXB. THINGAN MERAWAN

TREE SOURCE: OESCH, 1954



1


0 0 0

5..,

0 0.

HOPEA PLAGATA (BLANCO)VIDAL SAPLUNGANTREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938



1

STATE TOTAL — 1HOPEA SP. ROXB. MERAWAN

TREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOLULU 7 1917 1

1

STATE TOTAL CHOVENIA DULCIS THUNB. JAPANESE RAISINTREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY V — UNKNOWN

FOREST -. YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 1

C

STATE TOTAL 1HYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTICA PIERRE EX LANESS COMMON CHAULMOOGRAIREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAIIU HONOLULU 0 1929 1

0 1930 3015 1935 11064 1932 13

ROUND TOP 0 1923 50

PAGE 261

HYDNOCARPUS ANTHELMINTIC CCON’T)


DAHU ROUND TOP 0 1923 2WAIAHOLE 0 1921 580

0 1922 7700 1922 1,1700 1922 500 1923 390o 1923 500 1923 3400 1925 150 1928 50

35 1922 2,07037 1922 57037 1922 550

• 6,81t

STATE TOTAL 6,811

HYDNOCARPUS CASTANEA HOOK.f.THOMS. KALAWTREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1922 80V 35 1922 80

37 1922 80240

HAWAII OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1921 42 1922 302 1922 42 1922 30

68


HYDNOCARPUS HUTCHINSONII MERR.TREE SOURCE: T. JOHN, 1973



FOREST • YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND.

OAHU HCNOLULU V

V 10 1924 414 1924 1814 1924 18

V

WAIAHOLE 0 1925 30V

V

10V STATE TOTAL 70

PAGE 262

C 0 0

0 0:

HYDNOCARPtJS KURZII (KING)WARB CHAULMOOGRASYN: TARAKTOGENOS KURZII TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 10 L924 414 1924 1214 1924 12

WAIAHOLE 0 1922 8500 1924 6100 1924 610

35 1922 8502,948

HAWAII O.LAA FOREST PARK 2 1921 352 1922 35

70


HYMENAEA COURBARIL 1. COURBARLLTREE SOURCE.: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


MOLOKAI MOIOKAI 14 1958 1010


STATE TOTAL 12

HYMENOSPORUM FLAVUM F.MUELL SWEETSHADESYN: HYMENOSPERMUM FLAVUM TREE SOURCE: FRANCIS, 1951

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN . .


HAWAII MILD 64 1957 24% 1957 2

4

STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE 263 •• • • •

IDESIA POLYCARPA MAXIM.TREE SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939

SUITABILITY FOR FIAWACI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEO PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII SOUTH KONA 46 1956 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2fLEX AQUIFOLIUM 1. ENGLISH HOLLY


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 0 t939 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2fLEX CASSINE C. DAHOON

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD. QUALITY — FAIR


3HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1940 18HILO 0 1940 12KAU 0 1945 117OLAA 0 1940 24SOUTH KONA 0 1940 12183

STATE TOTAL 186ILEX CORNUTA LINDL.fPAXT. CHINESE HOLLY

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PlANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 0 1941 2

PAGE 264

0 Q 0

0

hEX CORNUTA (CON’T)


HAWAII HILO 0 1945 3MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1937 26

31

STATE TOTAL 31

hEX PARAGUARIENSIS ST.HI1. PARAGUAY—TEASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOlULU 10 1924 4

14 1924 814 1924 8

20

STATE TOTAL 20 —

ILEX. SP. L. HOLLYSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSLAND

HAWAII KAU 0 1946 26MAUNA LOA 50 1950 3

29

STATE TOTAL 29

INGA LAURINA ISW.)WILLD. . GUAMATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, L973



OAHU HONOULIULI 0 1928 350 1931 2

WAIAHOLE 0 1927 4885

STATE TOTAL 85

PAGE 265

INTSIA BIJUGA (COLEBR.)KTZE. IPILTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1926 3011 1928 43

HONOLULU 0 1927 1393 1947 27 1917 1

10 1926 37WAIAHOLE 0 1925 20

91 1950 3275

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1947 1010

STATE TOTAL 285

IPOMOEA 5?. 1. KOALI CMCRNINGGLORY)VINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




HAWAII 44 1954 1I

STATE TOTAL 3

IXORA ACUMINATA ROXB. SHARPLEAF IXORASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTID BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 3109 1955 5

8

STATE TOTAL 8

PAGE 266

0 0 0

w

0 0

IXORA SP. L. IXORASHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1913



HAWAIC 44 1959 1I

STATE TOTAL

JACARANDA ACUTIFOLIA HUMB.&BONPL. JACARANDASYN: 1. OVAIIFOLLA TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILJTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KULA 0 1928 9

9OAHU’ EWA IL 1921 50HONOLULU 10 1948 60

1% 1923 2014 1923 2040 1958 16990 1950 186 V

104 V 1954 22109 1955 14

HONOUL lull 0 1928 1555 1927 100

ROUND TOP 0 1949 100 V

105 1958 26782 V

MOLOKAI MOICKAI 1 1955 33MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 50

V

6 1928 1023 1953 30

V 24 1954 4232 1954 12 V

V KULA V 1955 10WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 54WEST MAUL 33 1955 6

214HAWAII 11110 0 1927 1,5900 1928 1,6704 1923 8004 1923 800

KEAUOHANA 0 1928 185KGHALA 0 1928 484MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20NANAWALE 0 1932 50OLAA 0 1931 30

PAGE 267

JACARANDA ACUTIFOLIA (CaN’T)


HAWAII OLAA 59 1951 80OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1931 20

0 1932 2090 1936 822 1954 12

SOUTH KCNA 48 1954 1V WAIAKEA 52 1956 18

52 1956 7452 1956 33

6,158

STATE TOTAL 7,166

JACQUINIA SP. L. JACQUI1IAV TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





OAHU VV

0 1955 1 V

HONOLULU 3 1954 34

HAWAII SOUTH KONAV

48 1954 244 1955 2

4

V STATE TOTAL 11

V

PAGE 268

0 .0I• Q

JUGLANS CALIFORNICA WATS. CALIFORNIA BLACKWALNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIR


FORESTYEAR NUMBER TOTAL

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 54 54

HAWAII HAtAKUA 0 1939 6

HILO 0 1940 10

HONUAULA 0 1939 6

MAUNA KEA t POHAKULDA 0 1939 40 62

STATE TOTAL — 116

JUGIANS NIGRA L.BLACK WALNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII —FAIR


FORESTYEAR NUMBER TOTAL

ISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI HANA . 0 1932 1

KOOLAU 0 1932 20 1941 203 V

o 1941 .6 V

V

H 1946 56 V

KULA0 1932 76 V

V

0 1934 40

WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1932 2V

V

o 1941 484

V

o 1942 10V

V

V

O 1945 114V

VV

994V

V

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 69V

HILO 0 1937 10 1940 100 1942 141

HONUAULA V

0 1939 6O 1942 209

KOHALA 0 1942 150

MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1939 30

V Q 1940 tOV

626

-STATE TOTAL 1,620

PAGE 269

JUGIANS REGIA L. PERSIAN(ENGLISH)wALNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



MAUI KQOIAU 11 1946 3939

STATE TOTAL V 39

JUGLANS SP. L. WALNUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 50HILO 0 1927 7MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1939 40MAUNA LOA 50 1950 26

123

V STATE TOTAL 123

V JUN1PERUS BARBADENSIS L.EMEND CARABIA BARBADOS JUNIPERV .TKEE SOURCE; DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967




3 1922 29HONOULIULI 0 1927 210WAIAHOLE 0 1924 500

0 1924 5001,562

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 82V KULA 0 1927 208

0 1928 30WAIHOU SPRING 0 1934 478

798HAWAII HuG 0 1925 40

0 1928 235275

STATE TOTAL 2,635

V PAGE 270

0 0 0

o 0.

JUNIPERUS BERMUDIANA LINNAEUS BERMUDA JUNIPERTREE SOURCE: DALCIMORE & JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 1 1948 327NA PACI—KONA 0 L948 COO

427OAHU EWA 11 1928 492 1954 321

HONOLUlU 0 1929 310 1930 503 1925 607 1924 45

10 1922 2910 1924 2010 1925 58210 1928 22518 1924 5

101 1953 576101 1953 429101 1954 13

WAJAHOLE 0 1921 1890 1924 5000 1924 5000 1926 200

31 1921 18918 1924 5


8 1949 3048 1949 45

363MAUI KULA 0 1927 302

0 1928 130WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 10

0 1936 9451

HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1945 2381-1110 0 1925 160

0 1929 120 1930 3280 1941 82

O1AA FOREST PARK 2 1924 1162 1925 2902 1926 75

1,301

STATE TOTAL 6,515

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JUNIPERUS CHCNENSIS L.

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — FAIR


HAWAII HCIUAULA


99

STATE TOTAL 9

CHINESE JUNIPERTREE SOURCE: DALIIUORE JACKSON, 1967


33

STATE TOTAL 3

SAVINSHRUB SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

121

121

JOHN, 1973

JUNIPERUS CALIFORNICA CARRIEBE



HAWAII KAU

CALIFORNIA JUNIPERTREE SOURCE: DALIIMORE L JACKSON, 1967


0 1946


0 1931

JUNIPERUS SABINA L.



HAWAII HIlOHQNUAUIA

MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA

JUNIPERUS SP. ITOUR.)L.



OAt-lU HONOLULU


o 1937o 1931o 1932o 1931o 1932o 1933

TOTALBY ISLAND

NUMBERPLANTED

631

735

636

STATE TOTAL

JUNIPERTREE SOURCE: ST.


130


3 1926

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JUNIPERUS SP. (CON’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 10 1926 201S0

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 9 195? 100100

STATE TOTAL 250

JUNIPERUS VIRG1NIANA 1. EASTERN REOCEDARTREE SOURCE: DALCIMORE & JACKSON, 1967



MAUI 2 1910 03 1910 14 1910 4

5HAWAII HONUAULA 0 1931 6

0 1932 24MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 0 1932 10

0 1933 840 1934 22

MAUNA LOA 50 1950 3149


KHAYA NYASICA STAPT.EX.BAKER NYASSA KHAYATREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962



OAHU 0 1955 1HONOlULU 3 1954 6

64 1932 12101 1954 20109 1955 4

MOKULEIA 88 1955 1055


HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2PANAEWA 51 1954 22SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2WAIAKEA 52 1956 14

40


KIGELIA AFRICAtA BENTH.IN HOOKSYN: K. PINNATA

SUITABILITY FOP HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOLULU

PUPUKEA

HAWAII HILOPANAEWA

SOUTH KONA

KIGELIA AFRICANA



OAHU WAIAHCLE

YEAR NUMBER TOTALPLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLAND

1958 88

1958 1010

STATE TOTAL

AFRICAN SAUSAGE TREETREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SENEGAL KHAYAKHAYA SENEGALENSIS tCESV.)A.JUSS.TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962



OAHU HONOLULU

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI

LOCATION

17

14

18

LOCATION

1479

0

640

510

484848

YEARPLANTED

196019391938

1954194419571941195219531953


I2550

76232

24311

36



2525

STATE TOTAL 25


0 1930

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0 00

0 0

KLEINHOVIA HOSPITA 1. GUEST TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY, ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 64 1953 12

12MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1IHAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1954 11

STATE TOTAL . 14KOEIREUTERIA FCRMOSANA HAYATA FLAME GOIDRAINIREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALLTY — UNKNOWN

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLGA 0 1926 85

85OAHU HONOLULU 3 194? 110 1948 4314 1949 290 1950 80

109 1955 6132MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1

1MAUI KDLAU 0 1953 4023 1953 3024 1953 12WEST MAUI 33 1955 233 1955 333 195? 1025 1953 62

159HAWAII HILO 64 1959 1KEAUOHANA 0 1928 42MALAMA—KI 0 1928 10OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 15PANAEWA 51 1957 2

70

STATE TOTAL 447

PAGE 275

KOKIA ORYNARCOIDES (SEEM.)LEWT. HAU—HELE’ULATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 10 1926 865 1932 6865 1933 228

LUALUALEI 42 1926 4308


STATE TOTAL 318

KOKIA SP. LEWT. KOKI’OTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED uY ISLAND

KAUAI PUU KA PEIE 0 1940 150150

OAHU HONOLULU 14 1949 2HONOULIULI 0 1936 100WAIAHOLE 0 1929 11


WEST MAUI 0 1948 812 1949 12

• 13 1947 632


STATE TOTAL 297

LAGERSTROEMIA INDICA L. COMMON CRAPEMYRTLESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODV



HAWAII OIAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 10SOUTH KONA 48 1953 1

V 11

STATE TOTAL 11

V

V

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0 0 0

o 0

LAGEISTROEMIA PIRIFORMIS KOEHNE. BAITIT1NAN CRAPEMYRTLETREE SOURCE: REYES, 1936

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD



STATE TOTAL 2

IAGERSTROEMIA SP. C. CRAPEMYRTLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEO PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII 1-1110 0 1926 135135

STATE TOTAL 135

IAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSA tL.IPERS. QUEEN CRAPEMYRTLETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1926 45HO1OLULU 0 1927 145 V

14 1949 179 1939 25 V

V 104 1954 2HONOULIULI 0 1937 3,590

93 1951 1794 1951 6

ROUND TOP 0 1927 43,835

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1937 326 V

1 1955 1327

MAUI KOOIAU 0 1934 140 V

0 1935 27V 0 1939 35

• 24 V 1956 2532 1954 25

WEST MAUi 33 1955 3255

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 23

PAGE 277

LAGEBSTROEMIA SPECIOSA (CON’T)

FOREST V YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PlANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOHAIA 0 1930 571MAIAMA—KI 0 1928 10PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1952 V 5V

48 1953 548 1954 1

617V

V STATE TOTAL 5,034LAGERSTROEMIA TURBINATA KOEHNE VV

TREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDV OAHU HONOLULU 1953 3

3MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 224 [954 25

WEST MAUI 33 1955 433 1955 235 1956 1

34

STATE TOTAL 37LAGUNARIA PATERSONI G.DON PATERSON SUGARPLUMIREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

V FOREST YEAR NUMBER V TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII OLAA 0 1932 6

6

V STATE TOTALV

V_6

V

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V

0 0 0

0

LARIX DECIDUA MILLER EUROPEAN LARCHTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE £ JACKSON, 1967



MAUI 2 1910 00

STATE TOTAL 0

LARIX OCCIDENTALIS NUTTALL WESTERN LARCHTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE £ JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII HONUAULA 0 1932 2424

STATE TOTAL 24

LATANIA SP. COMMERSON EX. JUSS LATANIAPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR. HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HILO 64 1954 .244 1959

6

STATE TOTAL 6

LECYTHIS ELLIPTICA H.B.K.TREE SOURCE; MENNINGER, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR -


OAHU HONOLULU 71 193? 5050

LECYTHIS PISONIS CAMBESS. MONKEy_.POThTE TOTAL 50TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN,1973


ISLAND LOCATION PLD BYT?1ND


44 1953 14

STATE TOTAL 4

PAGE 279

LECYTHIS TURYANA PITTIER PANAMA MONKEYPUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SULTARCLITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


OAHU HONOLULU 3 1947 114 1949 2

3

STATE TOTAL 3

LECYTHIS ZABUCAJA AUBI. PARADISE—NUTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCAT1ON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


0 1942 20KOHALA 0 1940 46PANAEWA 0 1939 213SOUTH KONA 0 1939 2

0 1940 26WAIAKEA 0 1939 51

510

STATE TOTAL 510

LEEA ACUIEATA BL.SHRUB SOURCE3 ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL I

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‘-I

0 0

LEPTOSPERMUM GRACILISSHRUB


FOREST YEAR NUMDER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 10HIlO 0 1941 146

0 1941 203KOHALA 0 1930 4

0 1939 72OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1941 71

506

STATE TOTAL 506

LEPTOSPERMUM LAEVIGATUM (GAETN.)F.MUELL. COAST TEATREETREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 0 1931 10KOHALA 0 1931 22

0 1932 1749

STATE TOTAL 49

LEPTOSPERMUM SCOPARIUM J.R.fG.FORST. MANUKATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 64 1932 dlWAIHANALO 0 1937 1


0 1943 2WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 76

0 1932 2770 1933 314

• 899HAWAII HILO 0 1940 1

OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 10tt

STATE TOTAL 998 —

PAGE 281

LESPEDEZA BICOLOR TURCZ.SHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOCO CUALtTY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI KAIEPA II 1952 250250

STATE TOTAL 250

LEUCERCA DIVARICATA




STATE TOTAL 3

LINOCIERA MACROPFIYLLA WALL.EX..DC. MAYEPEATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 0 1948 5311 1928 151

HONOLULU 0 1929 252O 1930 118

HONOULIUII 0 1929 850 1930 42

KAHUKU 0 1930 24457 1929 400

PUPUKEA 0 1933 526WAIAHOLE 0 1930 25

1,898MAUI KOOLAU 0 1932 12

O t934 1320 1935 7,9360 1936 598O 1939 1

MAKAWAO 0 1929 358,716

STATE TbTAL 10,614

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0 ‘0. Ca

‘I

0

LIPPIA NODIFLORA (L.)MICHX. PHYLAHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUAlITY — UNKNOwN


HAWAII HILO 64 1955 4SOUTH KCNA 48 1956’ 24

28

STATE TOTAL 28

LITCHI CHINENSIS $ONN LITCHEESYN: C. SINENSIS TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 92 1954 692 1954 2

MOKULEIA 0 1951 2636


STATE TOTAL 46

LONtCERA SP. L. HONEYSUCKLESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO , 43 1947 1362 1954 1264 1954 2


STATE TOTAL 31

PAGE 283

LUFFA ACUTANGULA (1.)ROXB. DISHCLOTH GOURDVINE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNCWNWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAAIl NANAWALE 72 1956 2

44 1956 24

STATE TOTAL 4LUPINUS ARBOREUS SIMS TREE LUPINE

SHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 45 1952 157 1951 12


STATE TOTAL 23LYSILOMA LATISILIQUA (1.) BENTH. SABICU

TREE SOURCE: RECORD & HESS, 1943



15 1934 28015 1957 5017 1958 3617 1959 1017 1959 2065 1957 10

PUPUKEA 41 1957 100507MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 10 1957 200

14 1958 20220

STATE TOTAL 727 —

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•

.*0

MACADAMIA TERNIFOLEA F.MUELL.QFFNSLANOxr ST. JOHN. £973

FOR hAII P2WISLAND 2llflE LOCATION PLILfID ifZH BYTflflNDKAUAI KALEPA 11 1951 409

II jut11 1951 184

1,004OAHU EW* thI 40H 192311 1924 111 1924 1011 924 0ii Un 1kH LW 3I11 136 10HONOLULU .0 4 5iii!.It .1W 41I 1111 •

I IIIliii. • .354 • ... • -

HONOULIULI . II?KAHUKU ffff ii.KAWAILOA 1q39 23KULIOUOU

• LU! •‘9MOKULEIA 8 • . 112• liii.8 NOTOP•

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I

MACADAMIA TERNIFOLIA CCCN’T)


OAHU ROUND TOP 0 1923 235o 1924 692

WAIAHOLE 0 1921 2700 1923 130o 1923 1800 1923 50o 1925 850 1926 2700 1927 2040 1932 2500 1935 100

31 1921 270WAIANAE 0 1939 2,394WAIMANALO 0 1938 2,822

0 1939 1000 1940 25


o 1940 41 1939 10


0 1938 1030 1939 0

- WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 6304

HAWAII HAAKUA 0 1931 5036 1945 80

HILO 0 1940 500 1941 2400 1942 24

KAU 0 1930 2KOHALA 0 1928 49

0 1929 2• 0 1940 503

44 1951 231,023

STATE TOTAL 20,411

MACARANGA GRANDIFOIIA CBLANCO)MERR. BINGABINGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMbER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAL LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 8181


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0I 0 • 0

0•

MACARANGA GRANOIFOLIA tCON’T)



127

STATE TOTAL 208

MACARANGA SP. THOUARS MACARANGATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 64

MACARANGA TANARIUS (STICKM.)MUELI.—ARG. MACARANGATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973






STATE TOTAL 213

MACLURA POMIFERA (RAE.) SCHNEID. OSAGE—ORANGESYN: TOXYLON POMITERUM TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965




HAWAII . OIAA 9 1922 69 1922 6

12MAUI WAIHOU SPRING . 0 1931 8 8

STATE TOTAL 237

PAGE 287

MACUAN NOVOGUIEENSIS

SUITABiLITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY - UNKNOWN


HAWAII 44 1958 11

STATE TOTAL I

MADHUCA BETIS GMELIN BETISTREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — GOOD



STATE TOTAL IMAGNOLIA GRANDIELORA 1. SOUTHERN—MAGNOLIA





MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 1I.

MAUI 25 1953 3434

STATE TOTAL 38

MAGNOLIA KOBUS KOBUS MAGNOLIATREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942



HAWAII OLAA 0 1932 11


0 0 0

0 0

MAGNOLIA SP. C. MAGNOLIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BYISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 6

6

STATE TOTAL 6MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM NUTT. OREGON GRAPE

SHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


64 1954 2OLAA FOREST PARK 24 1953 3SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

9

STATE TOTAL — — 9MALPIGHIA COCCIGERA L. HOLLY MAIPIGHIA

SHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAIAHOIE 0 1929 10

10HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1959 1SOUTH KONA 48 1955 1

44 1957 24

STATE TOTAL 14

PAGE 289

MALUS SP. APPLETREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965


FOREST YEAR NUMLIER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlAND


STATE TOTAL 101MAMMEA AMERICANA 1. MAMMEE APPLE



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY iSLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 5WAIAHOLE 0 1929 6

0 1930 7081


HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 11ii

STATE TOTAL 101

MANDEVILLA SPLENDENS tHOOK.)W000SON MANDEVILLASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII 44 1958 22

STATE TOTAL 2

MANG1FERA INOICA 1. MANGO (MANAKO)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABCIITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED P1ANTED BY ISLAND


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C 0 0

o ,...

MANGIFERA INOICA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 102

NONGU 0 1937 960 1938 60 1945 5

PUU KA PELE 0 1940 99314OAHU HONOLULU 79 1939 81

HONOUL lULl 0 1940 2179 1939 300

WAIANAE 0 1939 263WAIMANALO 0 1939 1,408

2,073MAUI KOOLAU 0 1939 4.4HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 21


0 1941 448 1955 144 1951 544 1953 144 1953 144 1954 444 1954 .4

53

STATE TOTAL 2,444MANGIFERA ODORATA KUWINI MANGO

TREE SOURCE; KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


1

STATE TOTAL 1MANIHOT ESCULENTA CRANTZ CASSAVA

VINE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNCWNWOOD QUALITY UNKNOWN


PAGE 291

MANIHOT ESCULENTA tCON’T)



STATE TOTAL 24

MANILKARA ZAPOTA (LJVAN ROYEN CHICLE (SAPODILLA)SYN: ACHRAS SAPOTA TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965



OAHU KAHUKU 0 1930 150WAIAHOLE 0 .1930 150

300

STATE TOTAL 300

MARKHAMIA HILDEBRANOTII CBAKER)SPRAGUE MARKHAMIASYN: 14. HILDEBRANTI TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2CLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 15

17

STATE TOTAL 47

MAS(ARENA SP. BAILEY BOTTLEPALUSTh: HYOPHORBE SPP PALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 6

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cJ

0 0

MELACEUCA ARMILLARIS CSOLAND.EX.GAETN.)SM. BRACELET—TEA—TREETREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


dOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI L1HUE—KOIDA 10 1931 182MOLOAA 0 1931 24NA PALI—KONA 8 1957 32

8 1958 3224 1957 24

PUU KA PELE 23 1957 20314


STATE TOTAL — 386 — V

MELALEUCA ERICIFOLIA SM. HEATH MELALEUCA V


SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD WALITY — UNKNOWN I




MELALEUCA HYPERIC1FOLIA SM. DOTTED MELALEUCATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 8 1957 318 1958 62

24 1957 24PUU KA PELE 23 1957 20

V

L31HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1930 181

0 1936 235V

KEAUOHANA 0 1928 108KOHALA 0 1939 289 V

MALAMA—KI 0 1930 158OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1930 602

0 1935 192 V

PAGE 293

MELALEUCA HYPERICIFOLIA (CON’T)


HAWAII OIAA FOREST PARK 0 19’tI 431, 808

STATE TOTAL 1,945

MELALEUCA PARVEFLORA LINDI.TREE SOURCE; bAILEY, 1939



HAWAII KOHAIA 0 1932 2020

STATE TOTAL 20 —

MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA tCAV.)S.T.BLAKE PAPERBARKTREE SOURCE: MENNINGER, 1962



KAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 4,7020 1936 130

KALEPA 0 1948 600KEALIA 0 1928 721

0 1929 5890 1935 2200 1937 54

LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 2400 1933 2,4450 1934 22,9530 1935 3,6610 1944 7000 1947 8829 1927 4589 1928 3,0279 1929 8,o389 1930 5,820

10 1921 1,98310 1927 17010 1928 2,16510 1929 52510 1931 12,59214 1948 370

MOLOAA 0 1929 245

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0 .. 0

MELAIEUCA QUINQUENERVIA (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI MOIOAA 0 1931 24

NA PAL 1—KONA 0 1929 305o 1936 2,682o 1937 9,331o 1938 10,5850 1939 14,436o 1945 1,375NONOU 0 1929 204

PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1929 100PUU KA PELE 0 .1936 1,6000 1936 1,0000 1940 7.230

21 1956 320KULA 0 1928 1.214

124.296OAHU EWA 0 1938 3,1430 1939 2.5670 1940 39,848o 1941 4,0890 1948 146

11 1927 15011 1928 32311 1929 552 1929 2052 1936 18,48058 1929 565‘58 1929 7758 1939 29481 1945 2,700

HAUULA 0 1935 5,90,0HONOLULU 0 1921 859

o 1929 5,1700 1930 2480 1931 6130 1936 1,245o 1938 18,7990 1940 1894 1917 119

10 1924 5010 1926 1410 1928 822tO 1954 2015 1932 2,66815 1934 20, 80515 1935 85015 1946 40015 1948 1,09117 1928 3,20017 1932 1,63517 ‘ 1935 5,84011 1939 20,587

PAGE 295

MELAEUCA QUINQUENERVIA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBERISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEDOAHU HONOLULU 56 928 76

64 932 3,36065 932 2,3565 933 5869 935 1,78469 936 6,88079 939 28,610

HONOUL LULl 3 1211O 1930 1,200o 1931 103O 1936 19,3060. 1937 7,254O 1938 83,6120 1939 40 1940 17,4

55 1921 461115 1958 2KAHUKU 0 1930 11,92

0 1931 9,8560 1932 2,7390 1934 1,5000 1936 4790 1937 6,990 1938 6,820 1939 15,514

57 1929 2,02KAWAILOA. 12t

78 1938 27,81487 1949 540KULIOUCU 0 1934 2,950LUALUALEI 0 1928 .150NAKUA—KEEAU 0 19290 1930

NOKULEIA 0 194 1988 195 2NANAKULI 0 193 20• 0 193 1,613PUPUKEA 8 13!0 1933 3,61!0 1934 1,448•

. 0 1936 7,880O 1939 16,400

53 926 1553 929 15ROUNOTOP

• 8 924•

20 920 9

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FOREST YEAR TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1924 15o 1926 525o 1927 906o 1928 150o 1929 890o 930 1.91 938 1,11 939 10,4432 934 4,965

WAIANAE 8 213 Mt•1111

WAINANALO 0 1936 3,20• 0 1940 67

69 1937 2,743507,830

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1936 4,641

S Ni? 11e54

0 1948 1851 1937 4,56

‘938 6,451 1939 9,266 1954 29,•

. 8 1951 55810 1954 700

• 10 1954 1,27810 1955 52

‘95 5,32II 144 1,500

2 1937 55347,392

MAUI HANA 0 1930 116o 1q31 508a 1933 40

KOOLAU . 931 79- - S 933 399

• . 934. 46,85• • a 935 33,68

935 99,999

Ut 71:fft 937 33,1020 937 48,4440 937 09090 93b 51,11o 939 35,59 •

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o 1940 43,379 • • •

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MELALEUCA UINQUENERVIA CCON’T

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOHALA 0 1938 8,262

o 1939 17,654o 1939 10,896o 1940 44,731o 1943 811o 1943 1,0570 1944 91

40 1946 94MAIAMA—KI 0 1927 2210 1928 4080 1929 120O 1931 55MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 536o 1930 48o 1931 923NANA WALE 0 1931 980 1939 215NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927. 79832 1923 747

32 1929 59532 193j 6432 1.9.32 1,19732’ 1933 30632 1943 270ULAA 0 1931 3,23

0 1932 150o 1944 62OLAA FOREST PARK 0 . 1929 1,126 V

O 1930 1,518o 1931 312

1932 4010 1934 7420 1935 5,166O 1936 550

‘V0 1936 135

V 0 1937 375V0 1941 474

2 1925 740V 2 1926 3,192

2 1927 7062 1928 2,8172 1953 57

VSOUTH KONA 32 1930 30WAIAKEA 0 1931 48.V

V 0 1944 1,0140 1945 915 V

0 1948 60331 V 1926 400

V233,619V

STATE TOTAL 1,732,652

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V

MELALEUCA SP. 1. MELALEUCATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII K[AUOHANA 0 1928 47KOHAIA 0 1928 230MALAMA—KI 0 1928 20

297

STATE TOTAL 297

MELALEUCA STYPHELIOIDES SM. PRICKLY—LEAF TEA TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1927 8210 1921 55410 1928 77


0 1932 144HILO 0 1931 391KAU 0 1932 24KOHALA 0 193t 118

0 1932 310 1939 246

1,125

STATE TOTAL 1,838

MELALEUCA THYMIFOLIASHRUB




55

STATE TOTAL — 55

PAGE 300

0. ,‘.. 0 0

• 0 .0

MELICOCCUS BIJUGATUS JACQ. MAMONCILIOSYN: MELICOCCA BIJUGA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1929 10 1930 213 1947 1

14 1949 3WAIAHOLE 0 1929 3

29HAWAII 44 1955 1

I.

STATE TOTAL 30

MELOCHIA UMBEILATA tHOUTT.)STAPF. MELOCHIASYN: M. INDICA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUA1 LIHUE—KOLGA . 10 1927 99

OAKU EWA 81 1945 200200

HAWAII HILO 0 1925 5600 1928 8650 1928 2110 1929 36

HONUAULA 0 192? 45KOHALA • 0 1927 130

0 1928 1,0910 1929 948O 1930 7710 1931 9

MALAMA—KI 0 1929 140MANOWAIALEE 0 1928 215NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 93

32 1928 3825,496

STATE TOTAL 5,705

PAGE 301

MAUI

HAWAI I

TOTALBY ISLAND

WEST MAUI

HELD

NANAWAL E

YEARPLANTED

193319321932193319351950

1945

193819391937

NUMBERPLANTID

513

6121044

1

1,1289760

0

000

MESSERSCHMIDIA ARGENTEA CL.F.)JOHNSTON. TREE HELIOTROPESYN: TOURNEFORTIA ARGENIA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FORESTISLAND RESERVE LOCATION

OAHU HONOLULU 656262626291

90

I

. 1,285

STATE TOTAL 1,376METASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROBOIDES HU AND CHENG DAWN REDWOOD

• TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE G JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUAlITY — GOOD


HAWAII HAMAKUA 36 1949 1HuG 43 1949 2

43 1951 5HOLUALCA 77 1958 13KAHULUU 79 1958 13SOUTH KONA 48 195? 2

44 1949 144 1958 2

39

STATE TOTAL 39METROSIDEROS COLLINA CJ.R.LG.FORST.)GRAY ‘OHI ‘A—LEHUA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JUHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAIAHOLE 0 192? 6

6.MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 102• 102

STATE TOTAL 108

0

PAGE 302

0 0

0 0 0

METROSIDEROS COLLINA tJ.R.1G.FORST.)GRAY ‘OHJ’ALEHUASYN: M. LUCIDA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED 8YISLAND

HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1956 1C

V

V STATE TOTAL 1

METROSIDEPOS EXCELSA Sal. EX GAERTN. POHUTUKAWASYN: M. TOMENTOSA TREE SOURCE: NEAL, 1965 V

V

V

V



OAHU HONOLULU 10 1923 6V 10 1923 6

V 12HAWAII MALAMA—KI 68 1952 5 V

V 44 1951 2V 7

STATE TOTAL 19

METROXYLON AMICARUM (H.WENDL.)BECC. POLYNSIAN IVORYNUTPALM• PALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


WOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN V


HAWAII 44 1948 1717

STATE TOTAL 17

MEZONEURON KAVAIENSE (MANN.)HBO. UHIUHITREE

V SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




PAGE 303V

MEZONEURON KAVAIENSE (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTLO BY ISLANDGAHU WAIAHOLE 0 1927 10

45MAUI KOOIAU 32 1954 25WEST MAUI 12 1951 2

19 1951 229HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1934 6

48 1953 17

STATE TOTAL 81MILLEITIA CAFFRA KAFIR MILLETTIA

TREE SOURCE: BAILEY. 1939SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNCWN


2

STATE TOTAL 2MIMOSA BRACAATINGA HOEHNE BRACAATINGA

TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU MOKULEIA 0 1940 111

111

STATE TOTAL 111MIMUSOPS ELENGI L. MUKALAI

TREE SOURCE: ST.. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 30

38OAHU EWA 11 1935 212HONOLULU 0 1931 34

PAGE 304

0 0 0

4—,

0 ...,o

V. 0

MIMUSOPS ELENGI (CQN’T)V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOIULU 3 1954 8

3 1955 364 1932 325

101 1954 141HONOUL luLl o 1929 337

0 1938 55PUPUKEA 0 1933 1391,254MOIOKAI MOLOKAC 0 1932 100

V 100

STATE TOTAL 1,392MIMUSOPS OBOVATA V

V

TREE


V

V


64 1933 308508

STATE TOTAL 508MONSTERA DELICIOSA . LIEBM. CERIMAN

VINE SOURCE: STe JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO . 64 1954 50

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 1248 1955 25

87

STATE TOTAL 87

PAGE 305

4

MONTEZUMA SPECtOSISSIMA MOC.SESSE MAGATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 0 1955 1I

MOIOKAI tdOLOKAI 1 1955 22

MAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 2iiEST MAUI 33 1955 5

33 1955 29

HAWAII HILO 64 1953 264 1954 4

MALAMA—Ki 66 1953 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

12

STATE TOTAL 24

MONTRICHARDIA ARBORESCENS CL.)SCHOTT MONTRICHARDIASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII 44 1952 44

STATE TOTAL 4

MORINDA CITRIFOLIA 1. NONICINDIAN MULBERRY)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAiI — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTlO BY ISLAND


HAWAI1 44 1950 244 1953 2

4

STATE TOTAL 6

PAGE 306

C I.. C

‘1

‘0.

.0

MORINGA OLEIEERA LAM. HORSERADISH TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAt-Ui HONOULIULI 0 1936 425425

STATE TOTAL 425

MORUS ALBA 1. WHITE MULBERRYTREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 1050 1929 91

196

STATE TOTAL 196

MORUS NIGRA L. - BLACK MULBERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PAII—KONA 0 1938 971o 1944 6NCNOU 0 .193? 2,430

3,407OAHU 63 1930 19

EWA 0 1939 100HONOLULU 10 1938 80

79 1939 1,000HONOULIULI 0 1926 2

0 1935 2500 1937 1,0830 1938 3,522

79 1939 815KAHUKU 0 1936 53

0 1939 148MOKULEIA 0 1939 600NANAKULI 0 1937 200

0 L93B 250

PAGE 307

MORUS NIGRA (CGN’T)


OAHU NANAKUII 0 1939 336PUPUKEA 0 1938 50

0 1939 4049,412

MOLOKAI MOIOKAI 0 1940 2080 1941 5

213MAUI HANA 0 1932 25

KOOLAU 0 1932 600 1940 340 1941 52

KULA 0 1939 27198

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 1,821KCHALA 0 1940 822

2,643

STATE TOTAL 15,873

MORUS SP LTOURN.)L. MULBERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI KEAL IA 0 1934 741NA PALI—KONA 0 1940 20PUU KA PECE 0 1940 1,150

1,911HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1940 1

1

STATE TOTAL 1,912

MUNTINGIA CAlABURA L. PANAMA BERRYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1926 45HONOLUlU 71 1937 1HONOULIULC 0 1938 92ROUND TOP 0 1925 2


PAGE 308

0 0 0

“7

0

MUNTINGIA CALABURA CCONT)


9

STATE TOTAL 149MIJRRAYA PANICULATA IL.)JACK MOCK ORANGESYN N. EXOTICA SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL• ISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 0 1945 50

50OAHU HONCLULU 0 1927 30V

7 1917 110 1924 15 V

15 1946 254 V

17 1939 451 V

WALAHOLE 0 1924 312V

V 91 1950 111,074MAUI KOOLAU 0 1932 2

2

STATE TorAc 1,126 V

MUSA SP. L. V BANANA V

HERB SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWN

V

V


FOREST V YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII WILD 64 1954 3

SOUTH KONA 48 1952 248 V 1952 30

V

44 1951 136

STATE TOTAL 36

PAGE 309 V

MUSANGA SMITHII R.BR.IN BENN. AFRICAN CORKW000TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1926 7

7

STATE TOTAL 7MYOPORUM SANDWICENSE GRAY NAIO

TREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI PUU KA PELE 0 1940 1,’t98

1,498OAHU EWA 11 1935 525HAUULA 0 1933 595HONOLULU 64 1932 5065 1932 31065 1933 1665 1935 1,116HONOUIIULI 0 1938 306KULIOUOU 0 1934 7,572

O 1935 1,835LUALUALEI 29 1920 742 1926 4SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 2,050WAIAHOLE 0 1920 7

o 1927 10O 1928 5O 1929 12WAIMANALO 0 1936 805

15,225

STATE TOTAL 16,723MYRICA CERIFERA 1. SOUTHERN WAXMYRTLE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNCLULU 64 1932 50

50

STATE TOTAL 50 —PAGE 310

0 0’ 0

0 0 a

MYRICA FAYA AlT. FIRETREEVTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973 V


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY lANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1921 4

PUU KA PELE 0 1940 2630OAHU HAUULA 0 1927 2

HONOLULU 0 1927 37 V

HONOULIULI 55 1927 1KULIOUDU 0 1927 25 V V

PUPUKEA 53 1926 2WAIAHOLE 0 1927 45112 V

HAWAII V HILO 0 1926 411 V

MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 117V 31 1926 20

V 548V

STATE TOTAL 690MYROSPERMUM FRUTESCENS GCMEZ.

V

TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968 V

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAiRWOOD QUALITY — POOR

V

V


ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1921 20

20V STATE TOTAL 20

MYROXYLON BAISAMUM tL.)HARMS. TUIU—BAISAMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR V


58 1929 85HONOLULU 15 1934 181

64 1932 510VHONOUL lULl 0 1928 55

V 966HAWAII HILO V Q 1928 4

STATE TOTAL 970PAGE 311 V

zZ

MYRSINE SP. 1. KOLEATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTLO BY ISLANDOAHU HOF%OLULU 0 1929 1

ROUND TOP 14 1954 3WAIAHOLE 0 1928 5

O 1929 1019MAUI KULA 0 1939 200•

200

STATE TOTAL 219NERIUM OLEANDER 1. OlEANDER


SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL(SIANO RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 CO

10HAWAII 44 1954 44

STATE TOTAL 14NESOLUMA POLYNESICUM (HBD.)BAILL. KEAHIV


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU • 64 1932 871

HONCULIULI 0 1927 25O 1937 300

PUPUKEA 0 1933 1181 ,314MOLOKAI MOIOKAI 0 1932 50

50MAUI KOCLAU 0 1935 2.7740 1937 2,891

5,665

STATE TOTAL 7.029

PAGE 312

0 0 0

w

0 .0

NORONHIA EMARGINATA CLAM.JSTADM. MADAGASCAR OLIVETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOOCAU 0 1935 7,561

0 1936 1,4008,961

STATE TOTAL 8,961

NOTHOCESTRUM SP. GRAY ‘AIEATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWACI SOUTH KONA 48 1953 2

2

STATE TOTAL — 2NYSSA SYLVATICA BLACK TUPELO

• TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANID BY ISLAND


STATE TOTAL 4

OCHNA SERRULATA



HAWAII 44 1959 22

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 313

OCHROMA PYRAMIDALE CCAU.)URBAN BALSATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — 6000WOOD QUALITY — GOOD


NIIHAU 10 1950 722722


o 1927 40 1930 357 1924 6

CO 1928 277HONOUIIULI 0 1928 5KAHUKU 0 1928 38KAWAILGA 0 1944 40

585MAUI KOOIAU 0 1947 25

6 1948 69 1945 48

11 1946 281

HAWAII HILO 1 1922 8KOHAIA 0 1931 2MALAMA—KI 0 1928 5

O 1931 60 1932. 32

NANAWALE 0 1932 12PANAEWA 0 1929 18

63

STATE TOTAL 1,471

OCHROSIA ELLIPTICA LABILL OCHROSCATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1933




MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 1 1955 11

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 314

0 . 0

0•••.

0I

OCHROSIA SP. JUSS. 0TRtOSI* SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973HAWAII :

ISLAND LOCATION PLX$D BYTflthNo

HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2SOUTHKONA 48 1953 2

44 1949 15

STATE TOTAL(tEA EUROPAEA L. cRrrM OLIfi

ST. JOHN, 1973

HALLik1T1YFOR1MhlflT : [fT YEAR NUMBER TOI SLAND PlliVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY IIfhND

KAUAI ULEPA

2286LIHUEeKOLOA 1111 zoo

1.028OAHU HONOLULU 48 1958 5S

STATE TOTAL 1,033OLEA SP. (TOURN.)L. flflE

SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973FOR HAWAII :

ISLAND tEHE LOCATION PLXMh BYTflfkNOKAUAI PUU U PELE 0 1940 30

30OAHU EWA 11 1938 5SHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1936 5

MAUNA KEA S POHAKULOA 0 1937 4j

418• H Idi 88

PANAEWA. 0 1936 40SOUTH KONA • 0 1936 84

PAGE 315

fLEA SP. tCON’T)


HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1937 1o 1937 50o 1938 5

742

STATE TOTAl 777

OLNEYA TESOTA A.GRAY TESOTATREE SOURCE: RECORD L HESS, 1943



OAHU HONOLULU 8 1922 10LUALUALEI 38 1922 10WAIAHOLE 0 1922 5

0 1922 5V

V 30

STATE TOTAL 30

OMPHALEA DIANDRA 1. JAMAICA NAVEISPURGESHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII SCUTH KCNA 48 L95? 22

V STATE TOTAL 2

ORMOSIA OASYCARPA JACKS BEADTREE ORMOSIAV





V

12

V STATE TOTAL 12

PAGE 316 V

0• ‘V Qp.”

0 0

OSMANTHUS SANOWICENSIS (GRAY)KNOBI. DLOPUATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FACR



14 1952 2HONOUL1ULI 0 1928 12


2


OSTEOMELES ANTHYLLIDIFOLIA LINOL. ‘ULEKSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





• 48 1956 50479

STATE TOTAL 504

PACHIRA INSIGNIS (SW.)SAVIGNY TRINIDAD PACHIRATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHUV

0 1955 1I

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 2V 2

MAUI WEST MAUI 33V 1955 2

35 1956 1V


64 1954 1

PAGE 317

PACHIRA INSIGNIS tCON’T)



64 1953 1H

STATE TOTAL ti

PAHUDIA RHOMBOIDEA CBLANCO)PRAIN TINDALOTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY $LAND



V 120

STATE TOTAL 128

PALAOEA FALCATA KANEHIRA PALAOEATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





24HAWAII 44 1955 1

1V

STATE TOTAL 25

PALAQUIUM .SP. BLANCO NATOTREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 16V PAGE 318 V

0 0. . 0

‘-I

0 0

PANAX SP. le PANAXSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII 44 1953 22

STATE TOTAL 2

PANDANUS ODORATISSIMUS 1. PANDANUS(HALA)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 62 1929 663 1930 42

HAUULA 0 1933 4,208O 1935 68

HONOLULU 13 1952 30015 1934 53

.64 1932 1065 1932 21365 1933 217

WAIAHOLE 0 1929 11 1938 2,272

WAIMANALO 0 1935 11,045V

0 1936 2,154o 1937 2,00218 1924 662 1935 1266 [932 V 42


2 1937 256V

425MAUI V KOOLAU 0 1938. 5

0 1939 30 1941 8

18 1949 20V

36

V . .

STATE TOTAL 23,112

V

V••V

V PAGE 3L9

PANDANUS SP. STICKM. PANDANUS OR HALATREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1913



KAUAI KALEPA II 1951 69411 1951 1,56011 1952 1,050

3,304MAUI 25 1953 4


2

STATE TOTAL 3,310

PARINARIUM GLABERRIMUM HASSK. TABON—TABONTREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938



OAHU HONOLULU 14 1960 1• 1

STATE TOTAL •L

PASSIFIORA EDULIS SIMS LILIKO’I• VINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913



KAUAI NONDU 0 1938 22

• OAHU HONOLULU 10 1954 10• 10

HAWAII 44 1954 22

STATE TOTAL 14

PAGE 320

0 0 0

‘I

0 0’. 0

PAULOWNIA TOMENTOSA ITHUNB.)STEUD. ROYAl PAULOWNIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



0 1930 6206

STATE TOTAL 206PELEA SP. GRAY ALANI



FCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1932 10

10

STATE TOTAL 10 —

PELTOPHORUM INERME CROXB.)NAVES 1N BLANCO YELLOW POINCIANATREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HAUULA 12 1923 12

12 1923 12HONOLULU 3 1918 700HONOULIUII 0 1928 50

0 1929 569LUALUALEI 26 1918 73

27 1919 3,761NANAKUII 8 1918 73

8 1919 4,7379,993HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1956 17

52 1956 10052 1956 4344 1955 1

161

STATE TOTAL 10,154

PAGE 321

PERSEA AMERICANA MILL AVOCADOTREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6KEAIIA 0 1934 431NA PALI—KONA 0 1940 30NONOU 0 1934 56

0 1936 8610 1937 5920 1938 12

PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1929 152,003

OAHU HONOLULU 0 1938 22810 1938 6,97517 1939 50879 1939 206

HONOULIULI 0 1937 2920 1938 8,8420 1939 3,4420 1940 440

115 1958 20KANEOHE 72 1938 538KAWAILOA 78 1938 100MOKULEIA 0 1951 34

112 1956 4PUPUKEA 0 1938 2,897ROUND TOP 0 1938 10,553WAIAHOLE 0 1921 10WA1ANAE 0 1939 750WAIMANALO 0 1938 4,361

0 1939 4,03973 1938 43


0 1941 121 1931 1551 1938 412

645MAUI KOOLAU 0 1936 10• 0 1937 10

0 1938 50 1938 1,9460 1939 1,5550 1939 70 1940 1670 1941 6

WA THOU SPRING • 0 1928 83,114

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1938 9320 1939 3,054

PAGE 322

0 b • oA

‘-4

0P.

PERSEA AMERICANA tCON’T)


HAWAII HAt’AKUA 0 1940 47o 1941 79

HILO 0 1938 165o 1939 2o 1941 175o 1942 20

KOHALA 0 1928 100 1940 230 1940 3110 1941 7

NANAWALE 0 1938 2000 1938 4040 1939 240

OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1939 1PANAEWA 0 1937 358

0 1938 980 1939 73

SOUTH KONA 0 1936 30 1937 30 1937 2

V

0 1939 10V 0 1940. 32 V

0 1941 15WAIAKEA 0 1938 •

V 12V

0 1939 2044 1951 444 19.5i. V 9 V

V

44 1953 744 1953 144 1955 3

6,320

STATE TOTAL 57,374

PHAEOMERIA SPECIOSA (BL.)KOORD. TORCH GINGERHERB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

VSUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



MAUI KOOLAU 25 1955 16WEST MAUI 33 1955 15

29HAWAII OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1953 108

108V STATE TOTAL 153

PAGE 323V

PHIIADELPHUS CORONARIUS 1. SWEET MOCKORANGESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIC — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 2

PHILODENDRON SP. SCHOTT PHILODENDRONHERB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 0 1940 6SOUTH KCNA 48 1954 17

44 1954 225

STATE TOTAL 25

PHOENIX SP. KAEMPF.EX.L. DATE PALMPALM SOURCE; ST. JOHN. 1973



HAWAII HILO 30 1952 4MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 57 1952 12NANAWALE 0 1941 10SOUTH KONA 0 1940 6

0 1942 234

STATE TOTAL 34

PHORMIUM TENAX J.R.CG.FORST NEW ZEALAND FLAXVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




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0 0 0

w

0V.

.

V Q V. a

PHORMIUM TENAX (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOCLAU . 0 1942 2o 1947 5

13HAWAII HICO 0 1936 3KOHALA 0 1936 500 1939 5240 1942 45


STATE TOTAL 718PHOTINIA.ARBUTIFOLIA LINOL. CHRISTMASBERRY

SHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWN

VWOOD CUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY. ISLANDHAWAII HILO 0 1940 1HONUAULA 0 1941 12MAUNA KEA £ POHAKUIOA 0 1940 128

V 141

STATE TOTAL — L4L —

PHOTINIA VILLOSA D.C. ORIENTAL PHOTINLAV SHRUB SOURCE: BACLEY, 1939

SUiTABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII OLAA 0 1932 25

25

V STATE TOTAL 25PHYLLOCARPUS SEPTENTRIONALIS DONN. FIOR DE MICO

TREE SOURCE: RECORD £ HESS. 1943SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


1PAGE 325

PHYILOCARPUS SEPTENTRICNALIS (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 46 1953 2SOUTH KONA 48 1955 1

3STATE TOTAL 4

PHYSALIS PERUVIANA C. POHAHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1940 18

18STATE TOTAL 18

PICEA ABIES tI.)KARSTEN NORWAY SPRUCESYN: P. EXCEISA TREE SOURCE; DALCIMORE L JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALCSIAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI 2 1910 03 1910 4

4 1910 04HAWAII HONUAULA 0 1932 24MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1933 68

V

92STATE TOTAL 96V

PAGE 326 V

0 0••

0 q *0

PICEA ENGELMANNI (PARRY)ENGECMANN ENGIEMANN SPRUCETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 196?



HAWAIC frIONUAUIA 0 1932 24MAUNA KEA & POHAKUIOA 0 1933 70

94


PICEA GLAUCA tMOENCH)VOSS WHITE SPRUCETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



MAUI 2 1910 213 1910 2

23

STATE TOTAL 23 —

PICEA PUNGENS ENGELMANN BLUE SPRUCETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII HDNUAULA 0 1932 24MAUNA LOA 50 1958 2,205

2,229

STATE TOTAL 2,229

PICEA SITCHENSIS (BONGARD)CARRIERE SITKA SPRUCETREE. SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII HOLUALDA 73 1956 53HONUAULA 0 1932 24MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 0 1933 72

PAGE 327

PICEA SITCHENSIS tCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA & POHAKUIOA 49 1960 20WAIAKEA 52 1956 1

52 1956 3173

STATE TOTAL 173PIMENTA OIOICA CLJMERR. ALLSPICE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAiRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

• FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLCA 9 1928 ZOO

200OAfIU EWA 58 1929 100HONOLULU 0 1930 5060 1931 6064 1932 1,08665 1932 10HONOULIULI 0 1931 70KAHUKU 0 1930 210

0 1931 34KUIIOUOU 0 1921 2WAIAHOLE 0 1921 8531 1921 85WAIANAE 0 1930 246

0 1931 5091 1950 3

2,231HAWAII 44 1957 11.

STATE TOTAL 2,432PINANGA KUHLII BL. BROADLEAF PINANGA

PALM SOURCE: $1. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


a

STATE TOTAL 8

PAGE 328

0 Q 0

0 Q 0

PINUS ARMANDII FRANCHET ARMAND PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKUIOA 0 1932 aD

0 L938 2080

STATE TOTAL 80PINUS ATTENUATA LEMMON KNOBCONE PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALI IMORE & JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII MILD 0 1936 3333

STATE TOTAL 33 —

PINUS ATTENUATA X RADIATA STOCKWELLRIGHTER KNOBCONE—MONTEREY PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI MOCOKAI 13 1951 282

282


PINUS AYACAHUITE EHRENBURG MEXICAN WHITE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIHORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRW000 QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HOLUAIOA 77 1959 45WAIAKEA 52 1959 11

56

STATE TOTAL 56

PAGE 329

PINUS UANKSIANA LAMBERT JACK PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED. PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI 2 1910 0

4 1910 00

STATE TOTAL 0PINUS CANARIENSIS C.SMITH CANARY—ISLAND PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD DUAL ElY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HELD 30 1960 28HOLUALDA 77 1960 42

77 1960 79HONUAULA 56 1959 25KAHULUU 82 1960 159KOHALA 65 1960 6MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 49 1960 2058 1960 6WAIAKEA 52 1959 29

394

STATE TOTAL 394PINUS CARIBAEA MORELET CARIBBEAN—PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL VISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6

6MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 6 1960 6,3416 1960 8,8946 1960 674

V6 1960 1937 1958 3,8507 1958 1,602 V

7 1959 5177 1959 935

V PAGE 330

0- 0 V 0

F.’

2

PINUS CARIBAEA tCON’T)


MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 7 1960 1,2778 1959 703

13 1959 1,05526, 041

MAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1958 441O 1958 2894 1910 1

731HAWAII 1-1110 0 1936 50

0 1937 8HONUAUIA 0 1932 24KAHULUU 82 1960 116MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1931 1

0 1932 34• 0 1933 74

• 0 1938 21WAIAKEA 52 1959 6

334

STATE TOTAL 27,112

PINUS CEMBRA L. SWISS STONE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967




24

STATE TOTAL 24

PINUS COULTERI D.DON COULTER PINETREE SOUKCE: DALI IMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALiTY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PlANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI KULA 0 1929 912 1909 03 1910 8

99HAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 25 19t0 • 29

26 1910 1443

STATE TOTAL 142• PAGE 331

PINUS DENSIFIORA SIEBCLD+ZUCCARINI JAPANESE RED PINEV TREE SOURCE: DALLIHURE t JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KULA 0 1933 100MAKAWAD 0 1933 100

VV

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1933 735V935HAWAII HILO V 1935 220

0 1936 264V 484

STATE TOTAL 1,419V

PINUS ECHCNATA MILLER SHORTLEAF PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDMOLOKAI MOLOKAI 6 1960 720

6 1960 1,3002,020HAWAII HOLUALOA 77 1959 125KAHULUU 82 1960 909KAUPULEHU 53 1959 25WAIAKEA 52 1959 181 , 077

STATE TOTAL 3,097PINUS ECHINATA F2 1954 MILLER 1954 F2 SHORTLEAF PINE SELECTED

TREE SOURCE: DALLIHORE & JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL VISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAE MOLOKAI 6 1960 600V

600

STATE TOTAL 600

PAGE 332V

0 V 0 V •0

‘—U.,

‘.—.,

c

PINUS ECHINATA V 22—80 EXT F2 MIlLER 1954 F2EXT V22—80SHORTLEAF PINE SELECTEDTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PL4NTEO BY ISLANDMOCOKAI NOLOKAI 6 1960 2,100

2,100

STATE TOTAL 2,100PINUS ECHINATA X TAEDA WIND F2 1953 f2 SHORTLEAFXLOBLOLIY PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAL MCLCKAI 6 1960 2,550

6 1960 8006 1960 1,738

5,088

STATE TOTAL 5,088PINUS ECHINATA X WIND F2 1951 1951 Ft WIND RESISTANT CROSS

SHORTLEAFXWIND—FIRM HYBRIDTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



303

STATE TOTAL 303PINUS ELLIOTTII ENGELMANN SLASH PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOIOA 21 1956 207

207OAHU HONOLULU 13 1926 6MOKUIEIA 112 1956 48WAIAHOLE 0 1926 100

154PAGE 333

PINUS ELLIOTTII (CON’T)

ISLAND ?2htiE LOCATION PLxsrD fft?tB avTfltkNoMOLOKAI MOLOKA1 6 1960 2,70

6 1960 1,616 1960 4,4506 1960 437 1954 917 1955 7,9527 1956 2,5007 1957 2,2087 1958 3,7557 1958 1,3057 1958 87 1959 3,557 1959 2657 1960 508 1954 7,48 1954 2,88 1954 508 1954 2,228 1954 1,068 1956 6,119

52,377LANAI LANAI 0 • 1956 600 1957 300

60MAUI kOOLAU 0 1935 420 1941 3,0

11 1952 311 1954 50015 1948 120

KULA 18 12111311

NAKAWAD 0 19330 1964 3WAIHDU SPRING 0 1933 1,0990 1934 2200 19500 19580 1958

•

• 0 1958 2568 190 443

WEST MAUI 8 IlU £319,723HAWAII HILO 0 1936 430

HOLUALCA 1111 ‘Hft l90 Jo

• MAUNA KEA S POHAKULOA 49 1951 10

PAGE 334

•i • L P a 2 a

0 0 0

PINUS ElLIOTT! I (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


WAIAKEA 52 1956 375 1959 37

1,008

STATE TOTAL 63,829

PINUS GLABRA WALTER SPRUCE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON. 1967



HAWAII HOLUAIOA 77 1959 165KAHULUU 82 1960 20KAUPULEHU 53 1959 25WAIAKEA 52 1959 13

223


PINUS HALEPENSIS MILLER ALEPPO PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII— FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


MAUI KULA 0 1928 44

STATE TOTAL 4

PINUS JEEFREYI A.MURRAY JEFFREY PINETREE SOURCE: DALL.IMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUtTABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


MAUI 2 1909 02 19L0 93 1909 0

9HAWAII MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 25 1910 44

PAGE 335

PINUS JEEFREYI (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAUNA KEA C POHAKUIOA 26 1910 11

55

• STATE TOTAL 64PINUS KESIYA ROYLE EX GORDON PHILIPPINE PINESYN: P. INSULARIS TREE SOURCE: DALLIHORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRVWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALV ‘ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 3 1922 63

4 1917 21910 1922 63

V 10 [925 V 625V

25 1917 50V 25 1917 169

WAIAHOLE 0V

1921 50 V

31 1921 501,289MAUI KULA 0 1927

V 9HAWAII HILO 0 1928 JOV 0 1929 ‘30

VV 0 1936 24V V 1 1921 V 220O

21 1921 2,20030 1960 56VKAHUIUU 82 1960 77

MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1932 49UPPER OLAA 20 1919 8

•V

4,654V

STATE TOTAL 5,952PINUS VKESIYA ROYLE EX GORDON KHASYA PINESYN: P. KHASYA TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII— FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD V

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL VISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEDV PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA LOA 0 1936 V 2

2

STATE TOTAL — 2V

V

PAGE 336

C 0 0

NUMBERPLANTED

2035

STATE TOTAL

TOTALBY ISLAND

TOTAlBY ISLAND

TOTALBY ISLAND

C c 0

PINUS LAMBERTIANA DOUGLAS SUGAR PINETREE SOURCE: DALI IMORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBERISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED


MAUI KULA 0 1931 1040 1932 10


0 1931 35204


STATE TOTAL 291

MASSON PINEPINUS MASSONIANA IAMBERTTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOOD‘ WOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBERISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED

MAUI WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1950 300 1951 111

141HAWAII MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 0 1938 14

STATE TOTAL — 155

EZ MICHOACAN PINEPINUS MICHOACANA VAR CORNUTA MARTINTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE £ JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII —FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEARISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED


55

55

PAGE 337

PINUS MONTEZUMAE VAR RUDIS LAMBERT MONTEZUMA PCNETREE SOURCE; OALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HOLUALCA 77 1959 124

124

STATE TOTAL 124PINUS MURICAIA D.OON BISHOP PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE £ JACKSON, 1967


V FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 0 1935 100 1936

V

2434

STATE TOTAL 34PINUS NIGRA ARNOLD V BLACK PINE

TREE SOURCE: OALLIUORE £ JACKSON, 1967


V WOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FORESTV

YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI LI 1958 7713 1958 680

757HAWAII MAUNA KEA £ POHAKUIOA 49 1960 55

STATE TOTAL. 762 V

V PINUS DCCI DENTALIS SWARTZ CUBA PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967



HAWAI I WAIAKEA 52 1959 1212

STATE TOTAL 12V V

V

PAGE 338

0 0 0

0 0 0

PINUS OOCARPA SCHIEDE EGGCONE PINETREE SOURCE; DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII KAHUIUU 82 1960 219WAIAKEA 52 1959 10

229

STATE TOTAL 229

PINUS PALUSTRIS MILLER LONGLEAf PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FGR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


MAUI 2 1910 11H

HAWAII KAHULUU 82 1960 149MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1931 4

O 1932 240 1937 10

26 1910 2WAIAKEA 75 1957 20

209

STATE TOTAL 220

PINUS PATULA SCHLECHTENDEL CHAMIS JELECOTE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967



DAHU HONGUIIULI 93 1951 3094 1951 41

MOKULEIA 88 1951 39110

MAUI KOCLAU 0 1935 2130 1941 2,980

15 1948 8,360KULA 0 1933 137

O 1934 460 1940 155

MAKAWAO 0 1933 350

PAGE 339

PINUS PATULA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEU BY ISLAND

MAUI MAKAWAO 0 1935 31WAIHOU SPRING 0 1933 692

o 1934 276o 1950 1680 1951 211

14,029HAWAII 11110 0 1940 731

HONUAULA 56 1952 21056 1960 25

KAHULUU 82 1960 315KAUPULEHU 53 1959 25MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 49 1951 50

1,356

V STATE TOTAL 15,495

PINUS PINASIER AITON V CLUSTER PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967


V



MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 6 1954 3007 1954 4007 t954 323

V

7 1955 5207 1955 812

V

7 1955 5,6.507 1955 3007 1955 5,1037 1955 2,0117 t956 1,2707 1956 2,4177 1956 2,3217 1956 1,6647 1956 1,0007 1957 5,1927 1957 9007 1951 45

V 7 1958 1,532V 7 1959 1,236

8 1954 7,396V

8 L954 881V 8 1954 1,341

8 1954 4,8688 1955 5008 1955 7,534 V

8 1955 883

V PAGE 340 VV

0. Q V

2V 0

0 0

PINUS PINASTER tCON’T)


8 1955 6,4758 1956 5,024

10 1955 2,01510 1955 8,04610 1956 1,015

79, 798LANAI LANAI 0 1956 6060MAUI KOOLAU 0 1941 42,280

11 1946 2,12411 1954 11,00015 1948 9,878

KULA 0 1931 5860 1932 1000 1938 5840 1939 6,1610 1940 1,769

34 1955 5,00034 1956 1,500

MAKAWAO 0 1931 1,0540 1932 150 1940 3,0000 1943 9960 1944 356

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1931 1,6380 1932 1,0380 1933 4880 1942 4000 1943 8410 1950 490 1951 -670 1951 2100 1955 64WEST MAUI 0 1944 459

91,657HAWAII HILO 30 1960 14530 1960 4230 1960 130

HONUAULA 0 1947 52056 1951 4856 1951 63KAHULUU 82 1960 16KAUPULEHU 53 1959 25KOHALA 0 1947 203

1,192

STATE TOTAL 172,707

PAGE 341

PINUS PINEA 1. ITALIAN STONE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967



OAHU HONOLULU 0 1929 6HONOULIUII 0 1928 60

93 1951 3094 1951 38

MOKULEIA 88 1951 43177

HAWAII KAUPULEHU 53 1959 15MAUNA KEA L POHAKUIOA 42 1946 52

49 1960 3WAIAKEA 52 1959 6

75 1958 1591

STATE TOTAL 268

PIN’JS PONDEROSA DOUGLAS PONDEROSA PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



MOLOKAI MOLCKAI 9 1955 300300

MAUI KULA 0 1931 2600 1933 1091 1959 500


0 1931 300 1932 40 1933 1052 1910 24

1,382HAWAII HILO 30 1950 10

HOLUALOA 77 1959 140HCNUAUIA 0 1932 10MAUNA KEA & POHAKULOA 0 1932 23

0 1933 30 1938 24

49 1951 2649 1959 40

276

STATE TOTAL 1,958

PAGE 342

0 0 0

0 0 0

PINUS PONDEROSA V. ARIZONICA SHAW ARIZONA PINETREE SOURCES DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMOLOKAI MOLCKAI 7 1957 331

V 331

STATE TOTAL 331PINUS RADIATA D.OON MONTEREY PINE

TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA Ii. 1958 6

LIHUE—KOLOA 21 1956 14.7NA PALI—KONA 8 1958 103PUU KA PELE 21 1958 828KULA 0 1928 H

1,095OAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 210 1925 68946 1925 3946 1925 10

MAKUA—KEEAU 51 1925 39MOKULEIA 112 1956 31

1,256MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1948 6616 1949 1417 1949 195

.7 1956 507 1957 6,0157 1951 1,9507 1957 1,0007 1958 3007 1958 1,9507

V

1958 1,4507 1959 8007 1959 4047 1959 6501. 1960 4238 1949 9588 1949 1328 1950 1318 1951 4078 1952 1078 1952 207

PAGE 343 V

PINUS RADIATA (CON’T)


MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 8 1953 3,0598 1953 4008 1954 2008 1954 2,3128 1954 1,4568 195? 3,789

V 8 1958 990 V

9 1957 35010 1952 4710 1953 22010 1953 36710 1956 V 91010 1956 55810 1957 1,22311 1958 1,10013 1958 69714 V 1957 1,282

36, 911LANAI LANAI 0 1956 60

V 60MAUI KOOLAU 15 1948 6,220

21 1952 60KULA 0 1925 492

0 1926 600 1927 54

V I V 195? 9,1001 1959 13,9001 1960 25,6001 1960 3,405

34 1957 4,90034 195? 6,500

V 39 1958 7,116WAIHOU SPRING 0 1951 15

o 1958 2890 1958 441

V 78,152HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1947 275V

11110 V 0 1925 5000 1928 20O 1929 500 1931 270 1931 15

V 0 1937 11 1948 3711 1950 8

V

1 1950 .3015

V1948 70

30 1949 - 24V 30 1950 49

30 1952 1730 1954 32

V

PAGE 344 V

0V 0 Q

I.’, .0

4:

0

I.

0

svT?ItkNo£PHUE LOCAl ION PLIftO e2fl?UHILO

if 7j

HCWALOA ii fitHONUAULA 9

‘IIKAHULUU 82 9 8KOHALA 0 940 20NAUNA KEA S POHAKULOA 3 t0 91! 1

. 0 936 34. 0 939 100

0 940 300U hiV 40

.A

PINUS RAOIATA ICON’?)

ISLAND

HAWAII

PINUS ROX8URGHIJ SARGENT

FOR HAWAII : SAAIFOREST

ISLAND RESERVE

OAHU HONOLULU

MAUI


PINESOURCEs DALLINORE S JACKSON, 1967

LOCATION tUfto fiIU1111 3910 39

7819fl 0

• 04 0. 0

STATE TOTAL 78

PAGE 345

PINUS SEROTINA MICHAUX POND PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII KAHULUU 62 1960 28KAUPULEHU 53 1959 25WAIAKEA 52 1959 12

65

STATE TOTAL 65

PINUS SP. (TOURN.)1. PINE TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




o 1945 60 1951 100


O 1936 83O 1940 1,0891 1950 47

30 1950 4HGNUAULA 0 1940 400KOHALA 0 1940 467MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1939 199

49 1951 26MAUNA LOA 50 1950 73

2,412

STATE TOTAL 3,036

PINUS STROBUS C. EASTERN WHITE PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON,. 196?



MAUI •2 1910 03 1910 04 1910 0

HAWAII HILO 30 1953 2HOLUALOA 77 1959 11

PAGE 346

0 0

0 0 0

PINUS STROBUS CCON’I)


HAWAII MAUNA KEA L POHAKULDA 0 1932 26o 1938 9o 1939 1849 1960 4

68

STATE TOTAL 68 —

PINUS SYLVESTRIS 1. SCOT’S PINETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



MAUI 2 1910 0HAWAII HIlO 0 1929 110

0 1929 260 1936 23

MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1930 250 1931 10

.0 1932 240 1938 570 1939 103

378

STATE TOTAL 378

PINUS TABULAEFORMIS CARRIERE YUNNAN PINESYN Pa YUNNANENSIS TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUAlITY — FAIR


HAWAII HILO 0 1936 72MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1932 60WAIAKEA 52 1959 18

V 150

STATE TOTAL 150

PAGE 347

PINUS TAEDA 1. LOBLOICY PINETREE SOURCE: VALCIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALCSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6PUU KA PELE 21 1959 590

596HOLOKAL MOLOKAI 7 1957 1,051

11 1958 12712 1957 1,62012 1959 41312 1960 75512 1960 60013 1958 170

4,736LANAI LANAI 0 1956 60

O 1957 295355


O 1958 289o 1959 406O 1959 7


HILO 0 1939 4640 1942 44

30 1952 630 1960 4643 1952 5649 1952 10 . S

69 1952 102HOLUALOA 77 1958 151HCNUAULA 0 1941 40

O 1942 1500 1947 128

KAHULUU 79 1958 9682 1960 38

KOHALA 0 1942 39MAUNA KEA C POHAKULOA 0 1939 100

42 1946 .19649 1951 349 1952 5049 1959 355? 1952 4057 1952 458 1952 20

WAIAKEA 52 1959 675 1957 21

2,057

STATE TOTAL 8,893

PAGE 348

0 05

0

0 0

PINUS TORREYANA PARRY EX CARRIERE TORREY PINETREE SOURCE: DALL1MORE C JACKSON, 1967



HAWAII HILO 30 1952 20MAUNA KEA C POHAKUIOA 45 1951 12

45 1952 4SOUTH KONA 48 1952 5

41

STATE TOTAL 41

PIPER METHYSTICUM fCRST.F. AWA(KAVA)SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



QAHU KAHUKU 0 1939 1,769WAIAHOLE 0 1929 4

1,773MAUI KOOLAU 0 1941 5



V STATE TOTAL 1,784PIPER NIGRUM L. PEPPER

SHRUB SOURCE: NEAL, 1965



HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1956 472 1956 172 1957 2272 1958 1

SOUTH KONA 48 1955 6.44 1955 2

V 36

STATE TOTAL 36

PAGE 349

PIPTADENIA MACROCARPA BENTH. LONGPOD PIPTADENCATREE SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1937 50

50

STATE TOTAL 50PIPTURUS SP. WEDD. MAMAKI

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII SmiTH KONA 0 1932 10

10

STATE TOTAL 10 —

PISCIDIA PISCIPULA tL.)SARG. FISHFUDDLE TREESYN: P. ERYTHRINA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU WAIMANALO 0 1952 86

86

STATE TOTAL 86PISONIA BRUNONIANA ENOL. PAPALA—KEPAU


fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 0 1955 1.HONOLULU 14 1952 2

3HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1953 248 1953 1

3


o

0.. 0 0

PISONIA SP. tPLUM.)L. PAPAIA—KEPAUTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 91 L950 4

4

STATE TOTAL 4PI.STACIA SP. L. PISTACHE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


8

STATE TOTAL 8PITHECELLOBIUM DULCE CROXB.)BENTH. OPIUMA


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KALEPA 1.1 1952 OO

600OAHU HONOLULU 13 1952 200200

STATE TOTAL 800 —

PITHECELLOBIUM JUNGHUHNIANUM JUNGHUHN APES EARRINGSYN: PITHECOLOBIUM JUNCHUHNIANUM TREE SOURCE: KELSEY C DAYTON, 1942SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


2

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 351

PITTOSPORUM HOSMERI ROCK A’AWA HUA KUKUISHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SU[TABCLCTY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUAlITY — UNKNOWN


0 1929 814

STATE TOTAL 14PITTOSPORUM SP. BANKS EX.SOLAND.IN GAERTN. HO’AWA


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOlULU 0 1930 64

64HAWAI I SOUTH KONA 0 1932 1048 1953 248 1957 3

15

STATE TOTAL 79 —

PITTOSPORUM TOBCRA (THUNB.)AIT.SHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWNV


21

STATE TOTAL 21PLAGIANTHUS BETUIINUS RIBBONWOOD TWINEBARK

TREE SOURCE.: KELSEY DAYTON. 1942SUCTADILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOlULU 64 1932 25

25

STATE TOTAL — 25PAGE 352 V

0 0 0

0 0

PLANCHONELLA SANOWICENSIS (GRAY)PIERRE ‘AIA’A CAULU)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN



STATE TOTAL 2

PLATANUS OCCIDENTALIS 1. AMERICAN SYCAMORETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABiLITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMbER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII HILO 0 1926 273o 1927 76O 1929 48O 1930 100

43 1947 2499

STATE TOTAL 499

PLATANUS ORIENTALIS 1. ORIENTAL SYCAMORETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL — 22

PLATYMISCIUM PINNATUM (JACQ.IOUGAND ROBLESYN: PLATYMISCUM POLYSTACHYUM TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST’ YEAR NUMSER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI LIHUE—KOLCA 10 1927 20.20


PLATYMISCIUM STIPULARE BENTH. CUMASEBATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII - FAIRWOOD QUALITY - GOOD



14 1949 2101 1954 133

HONOULIULI . 0 1937 1,02893 1951 794 1951 6

MOKULEIA 88 1955 4NANAKULI 0 1937 2,625ROUND TOP 3 1954 1WAIMANALO 0 1937 438


7 1959 22?14 1958 133

361MAUI KOOLAU 16 1949 720

23 1953 20WEST MAUI 12 1954 6

33 1955 325 1953 50

799

STATE TOTAL 5,577

PLEOMELE AUREA (H.MANN)W.E.BR. HALAPEPETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAI I - GOODWOOD QUALITY - UNKNOWN


OAHU WAIMANALO 0 1936 677 677HAWAII HILO 0 1933 3

SOUTH KONA 0 1934 120 1938 6

21

STATE TOTAL 698

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0 .

••VQ 0*

PLUMERIA SP. tTOURN.)L. PLUMERIASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLULU 10 L954 177177


STATE TOTAL 227

PODOCARPUS ELATUS R.BROWN TALL—PINEV TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967




STATE TOTAL 67

P000CARPUS GRACILIOR PILGER MUSENGERA PODOCARPUSTREE SOURCE: DALL1MORE JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD V

V

FORESTV

YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU HONOLULU 64 1953 22 V

HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2MALAMA—KI 0 1952 2 V


S

V

STATE TOTAL 8

PODOCARPUS IMBRICATUS BLUMEfOACRYCARPUS) JAVA P000CARPUSSYN: P. CUPRESSINA TREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967




PAGE 355

P000CARPUS IMBRICATUS (CCN’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 15 1957 2017 1958 22

109 1955 4MOKULEIA 88 1955 10

88 1955 868 1956 CO

88MOLOKAI MOLOKA.t 14 1958 20

20HAWAII IIAMAKUA 36 1945 2

V 36 1950 38HuG 0 1942 47

V

64 1954 2HONUAUIA 0 1943 10KOHALA 0 1942 45

0 1947 198342

STATE TOTAL 450

P000CARPUS NAGI tTHUNBERG)MAKINOCNAGEIA) JAPANESE P000CARPUSTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KEALIA 0 1928 12LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1928 10NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 2

o 1933 1508 1928 15

PAPAHOLAHOLA 0 1929 8PUU KA PELE 0 1941 25

222OAHU EWA 11 1928 54

11 1929 61559 1929 100

HONOLULU 0 1929 10o 1930 45O 1930 30

V

14 1960 160 1931 62

HONOULIULI 0 1928 11?0 1929 10

KAHUKU 0 [930 9257 1929 78

V KIJLIOUOUV 1928 33

LUALUAIEI 0 1928 9MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1928 25WAIANAE 0 1932 7

1.288V PAGE 356

CV

V

C. 0

0 0

P000CARPUS NAGI (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HIlO 0 1928 275KEAUOHANA 0 1928 1111ALANA—KI 0 1928 10MANOWAIALEE 0 1928 150

446

STATE TOTAL 1,956PODOCARPUS POLYSTACHYUS R.BROWN

TREE SOURCE: DALLINORE JACKSON, 1967SUITABILiTY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KAU 0 1948 20KOHALA 40 1948 50

70

STATE TOTAL 70POIYALTHIA LONGIFOLIA CLAM.)B.+H.EX.HOOK INDIA GREENSTAR


fGREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEL) BY ISLANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1928 55

55

STATE TOTAL 55POLYGONUM SP. (TOURN.)L.

SHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN


2

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 357

POMETIA PINNATA J.R.1G. FCRST TAUNTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



DAHU HONOLULU 14 1952 2MCKULEIA 0 1951 1

3

STATE TOTAL 3PONGAMIA MITES (L.)KURZ. BALIC—BALIC

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



RCUND TOP 0 1923 4555

STATE TOTAL 55

PONGAMCA PINNATA (L.)MERR. PONGAMIATREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



OAHU KAHUKU 0 1930 15WAIAHOLE 0 1930 10

25

STATE TOTAL 25

PONGAMEA PINNATA (L.)MERR. POONGAOIL PONGAMIASYN: P. GLABRA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



10

STATE TOTAL 10

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0 0 0

0 0 0

POPULUS SP. ft.) POPLAR (ASPEN)TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MILD 30 1952 5

43 1951 16

STATE TOTAL 6POPULUS TREMULOIDES DANIELS QUAKING ASPEN

TRE.E SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HCNUAULA 0 1931 10MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 0 1932 6

16

STATE TOTAL 16POSOQUERIA LATIFOLIA (RUDGE)RS PANAMA POSOQUERLA

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDDAHU HONOLULU 0 1930 247

247,

STATE TOTAL — — 247POUTERIA CAMPECHIANA CHBK.)BAEHNI CANISTEL LUCUMA


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI PUU KA PELE 0 1940 16

16OAHU HONOLULU 3 1955 1IHAWAII MILD 64 1954 2

PAGE 359

POUT ERIA CAMPECHIANA CCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISlAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTEO PLANTED BY ISLAND


6

STATE TOTAL 23

PRITCHARDIA SP. SEEM+H.WENDL. LOULUPALM SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWACI — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI PUU KA PELE 0 1936 1,0341,034

OAHU HONOLULU 14 1923 515 1923 10

PUPUKEA 0 1928 25WAIAHOLE 0 1929 6


WEST MAUI 33 1955 6B


4

STATE TOTAL 1,092

PROSOPIS SPICIGERA 1. PUNJABTREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962




STATE TOTAL 70

PAGE 360

0 0 0

0 a

PRUNUS SP. CTOURN.)L.TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI NA PAII—KONA 0 1940 60

8 1955 120PUU KA PELE 0 1941 256436MAUI KOOLAU 0 1941 175KULA 0 1943 13WAIHOU SPRING 0 1942 89

0 1945 6WEST MAUI 10 1945 6

269HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1930 50 1939 700 1939 24

37 1946 6HILO 0 1930 400 1938 500 1938 140 1940 1460 1942 365

• 0 1944 160 t947 117

30 1945 7043 1949 343 1949 243 1951 164 1952 264 1954 2HCNUAULA 0 1940 1,672

0 1941 250 1943 560 1944 12KAPAPALA 0 1940 53

KAU 0 1939 3,3100 1946 17KOHALA 0 1945 18

40 1945 30MANOWAIALEE 0 1936 230 1936 18• MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 0 1942 200 1947 6

41 1949 1245 1947 4

• •

• 45 1951 1345 1951 745 1954 14• • MAUNA LOA 50 1950 300

OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1940 36,546

•STATE TOTAL 7,271

• •• PAGE 361

PSEUOOBOMB6X ELLIPTICUM (HBK)QUGAND BOMBAXSYN: BOMBAX ELLIPTICUM TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALtSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 14 1955 3

109 1955 69HAWAII 44 1949 22

STATE TOTAL. — 11PSEUDOMORUS SANDWICENSIS DEG. HAWN.FALSE MULBERRYSYN: P. BRUNONIANA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



1.

STATE TOTAL IPSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESII (MCRBEL)FRANCO DOUGLAS—FIR

TREE SOURCE: OALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 8

2 1910 816HAWAII KILO 0 1934 19HOLUALOA 73 1956 45

KONUAULA 0 1932 24MAUNA KEA 1 POHAKULOA 0 1933 36MAUNA LOA 50 1950 81750 1951 700WAIAKEA 52 1956 352 1956 1

1,819

STATE TOTAL 1,835

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0• 0 0

0. 0 ‘0

PSIDIUM CATTLEIANUM SABINE STRAWBERRY GUAVASYN: P. LITTORAIE TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 11 1952 100NA PAL 1-KONA .0 1936 202

0 1937 3,1670 1938 7370 1938 1,6370 1944 10

PUU KA PELE 0 1940 3,5460 1944 6 V

9,405OAHU HONOLULU 15 1934 15,040

FIONOUL 1011 0 1928 60 1938 675

NANAKULI 0 1937 900ROUND TOP 0 1938 645 V

17,266

STATE TOTAL 26,671

PSIDIUM GUAJAVA 1. GUAVATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PALI—KCNA ‘ 0 1929 3434 V

DAHU EWA 58 1929 20LUALUALEI 42 1926 3

23 VV

STATE TOTAL 57

PSID1UM SP. 1. GUAVATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI IIHUE—KOLOA 9 1928 100100

OAHU HONOLULU ‘ 14 1958 12V

V 12


PSYCHOTRIA SP. 1. KOPIKOC’OPIKO)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



0 1929 814HAWAII SOUTH KONA 0 1932 1010

STATE TOTAL 24PIERAIYXIA MACROCARPA (HBD.)K.SCHUM KAULU



65 1933 30RCUND TOP 14 1954 335

STATE TOTAL 35PTEROCARPUS ANGOLENSIS DC. ANGOLA PADAUK

TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 3 1954 .8

101 1954 169177MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 2


STATE TOTAL 196

PAGE 364

Q. Q

0.:

0 0

PTEROCARPUS CAMBODIANA PIERRE DANG HUONG OU THNONGTREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938




STATE TOTAL 2

PTEROCARPUS INDICUS WILLD. NARRATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




17 1943 4S LUALUALEI 29 1920 57

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 600WAIAHOLE 0 1920 37



4

STATE TOTAL — 932

PTEROCARPUS MACROCARPUS KURZ. BURMA PADAUKTREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1969



MOLQKAI t4OLOKAI 1 1955 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

PAGE 365 .:

131 BIATREE


o 1929


O 1943


48 1953

NUMBERPLANTED

35

NUMBERPLANTED

5724361220

STATE TOTAL

TOTALBY ISLAND

1

1

TOTALBY ISLAND

TOTALBY ISLAND

SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973PTEROCARPUS MARSUPIUM ROXB.


FOR ESTISLAND RESERVE

HAWAII HAMAKUA

PTEROCARPUS SERICEUS

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


KAUAI KEALIA

PTYCHOSPERUA NICOLAI tSANDER)BURRET

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII —. UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII SOUTH KONA

TOTALBY ISLAND

35

35

TREE

STATE TOTAL

NUMBERPLANTED

1

STATE TOTAL

PA LU SOURCE: St. JOHN, 1973

PTYCHOSPERMA SP.

SUIIABIL IWOOD QUAL

ISLAND

OAHU

NUMBERPLANTED

2

LABILL.

TY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNITY — UNKNOWN

FORESTRESERVE

HONOLULU

STATE TOTAL

PHYTOSPERMAPALM SOURCE: ST.

2

2

JOHN, 1973


TO 195110 195110 195215 195230 1952

PAGE 366

151

151

0 ..0 0

0 0 0

PUNCCA GRANATUM 1. COMMON POMEGRANATETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


POREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU HCNOULIULI 115 1958 20WAIMANALO QV 1936 115

135MAUI KGOLAU 0 1937 45

0 1940 1661

HAWAII KOHAIA 0 1928 1515

STATE TOTAL 211 —

PYRACANTHA CRENATI—SERRATA (HANCE)REHD. NEPAL FIRETHORNSYN: P. CRENULATA SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 43 1947 2DLAA FOREST PARK 0 1936 85

87

STATE TOTAL 87

PYRACANTHA SP. M.ROEM. FIRETHORNSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE

V LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

MAUI KULA 1 1957 100100

HAWAII HELD 0 1941 2OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1929 122

V 2 1953 27V

V 151V STATE TOTAL 251

PAGE 367

PYRUS LECONTEI LECONTE PEARTREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942

SUITABCLITy FOR HAWAIIWOOD QUALITY



4

STATE TOTAL 4PYRUS MALUS L APPLE

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 2HILO 0 1938 28o 1940 7o 1947 43

30 1945 2443 1949 2HCNUAULA 0 1944 iiMAUN4 KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1938 145 1954 2

12.0

STATE TOTAL 120QUERCUS DENTATA SARG. OAIMYO OAK

TREE SOURCE: SARGENT, 1894SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


7

STATE TOTAL 7.

PAGE 368

0 0 0

—4

c.0 0 0

QUERCUS GIABRA SARG.TREE SOURCE: SARGENT, 1894



HAWAII HuG 0 1937 66

STATE TOTAL

QUERCUS GLAUCA THUNB. BLUE JAPANESE OAKTREE SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD



STATE TOTAL 2

QUERCUS LOBATA NEE VALLEY WHITE OAKTREE SOURCE: RECORD L HESS, 1943



HAWAII HtLO 30 1955 1212

STATE TOTAL 12

QIJERCUS MUEHLENBERGII ENGELM. CHINQUAPIN OAKTREE SOURCE: RECORD HESS, 1943



HAWAII MAUNA LOA 50 1950 1212

STATE TOTAL 12

PAGE 369

QUERCUS SERRATA CARRUTH. ORIENTAL OAKTREE SOURCE: kAILEY, 1939




STATE TOTAL 6

QUERCUS SUBER L. CORK OAKTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU EWA H 1949 6HONOLULU 0 1946 . 50

14 1949 290 1950 12

HONOUL lULl 0 1948 22KAHUKU 0 1947 24ROUND TOP 0 1948 88

0 1949 45WAIMANALO 0 1948 26

275MOLOKAI tCLOKAI 0 1948 8

1 1949 603 1946 408 1949 27


WEST MAUI 0 1948 612 194912 1951 ‘4

74,HAWAII 50 1950 403

HILO 0 1942 470 1943 73

HONUAULA ‘ 0 1943 60KAU 0 1943 50

0 1948 50KOHALA 40 1946 58MAUNA KEA L POHAKULOA 49 1950 566

49 1951 5057 1950 452

V. 1,809

STATE TOTAL 2,353

PAGE 370

0

0• 0

RAUVOLFIA SANDWICENSIS A.DC. HAOTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973




STATE TOTAL 2

RAVENACA MADAGASCARIENSIS J.F.GMEL. TRAVELER’S TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 58 1929 2424

STATE TOTAL 24

• REUTIALIS TRISPERMA CBLANCO)AIRY SHAW BANUCALOGTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





REYNOLDSIA SANDWICENSIS GRAY ‘OHETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 20

PAGE 371

RHAMNUS CALIFORNICA ESCH. CALIFORNIA COFFEEBERRYSHRUB SOURCE: MCMINN, 1964



HAWAII HILO 0 1940 1HONUAULA 0 1941 6MAUNA KEA £ POHAKULOA 0 1940 80

V 0 1947 1741 1949 42

146

STATE TOTAL 146

RHODODENDRON HYBRIDUM KER RHODODENDRONSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL B

•RH0000ENDRON SP. L. RHODODENDRONSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



V



0 1936 1150 1937 320 1939 50

30 1955 643 1951 1143 1952 22

HONUAULA 56 1950 19KAU 0 1946 7MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 25 1951 13

58 1951 8OIAA FOREST PARK 0 1931 50

0 1939 30 1961 28

444

STATE TOTAL — 444V

PAGE 372

0 ‘O•• •V 0

-F

0 0 0

RHUS SANOWICENSIS GRAY NENELEAUSYN: R. CHINENSIS VAR SANDWICENSI SHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD UA1ITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOLUlU 17 1958 iiH

STATE TOTAL 11

RHUS TAITENSIS GUILLENINTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU 0 1955 1HONOLULU 3 1954 8

103 1954 1221

HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2PANAEWA 51 1957 2SCUTH KONA 68 1954 2

6

STATE TOTAL 27

RICINUS COMMUNIS C. CASTOR BEANSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII NALAMA—KI 0 1928 2020

STATE TOTAL 20

ROBINIA PSEUDO—ACACIA 1. BLACK LOCUSTTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU LUALUALEI 26 1918 100

PAGE 373

ROBINIA PSE000—ACACIA (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU NANAKULI 8 1918 100

200tIAUI KOCLAU 0 1932 60 1934 211

KULA 1 1955 14WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 32

0 1931 278o 1932 160o 1949 6

707HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 163HILO 0 1927 180

O 1928 1900 1929 230 1930 5020 1931 250

1,308

STATE TOTAL 2,215ROYSTONEA ELATA tBAKTR.)HARPER FLORIDA ROYAL PALM

PALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



24

STATE TOTAL 24

RUBUS SP. CTOURN.)L.SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HILO 0 1938 560 1939 4

• 30 1954 2OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1940 5SOUTH KONA 48 1954 3

44 1953 298

STATE TOTAL 98

PAGE 374

CVO••

:V 0

0 0

SABAL SP. ADANS. PALMETTOPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALiSLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOIIALA 0 1929 1,567

1,567

STATE TOTAL 1,567SALIX BABYLONICA 1. WEEPING WILLOW

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — GOODWOOD CUALITY — GOOD


6MAUI KCOLAU 0 1932 2WAIHOU SPRING 0 1932 8

10

STATE TOTAL — — 14SALIX DISCOLOR MUHL. PUSSY WILLOW

TREE SOURCE; HARLOW 1 HARRAR, 1950SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


2

STATE TOTAL —— 2SALIX SP. CTOURN.)L. WILLOW

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUM8ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 4 1917 112



SAIMALIA MALABARICA tD.C.)SCHOTTENDL. MALABAR SIMAITREESYN: BOMBAX MALABARICUM TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



MAUI KOOLAU 0 1938 214o 1940 4460 1941 20

680HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2KEAUOHANA 0 1928 6MALAMA—KI 0 1928 10

18

STATE TOTAL 698SAMANEA SAMAN (JACQ.)MERR. MONKEYPOD


SUCIABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


KAUAI KAIEPA 0 1948 302302OAHU HONOLULU 15 1946 140

101 1954 70101 1954 16

HONOULIULI 0 1927 6• LUALUALEI 27 1919 40

27 1919 140NANAKULI 0 1936 300

8 1919 1.292SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 0 1934 463

2,467MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1941 1010MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 1,995

0 1936 3,1670 1936 6,2110 1937 6,5100 1937 2,952

38 1957 30?JAKAWAO 0 1929 1WEST MAUI 0 1945 1

12 1954 620, 873HAWAII KOHALA 0 1928 40

MALAMA—KI 0 1930 40O 1932 92

PAGE 376

0• 0 0

Q 0 Q

SAMANEA SAMAN CCCN’TJ


HAWAII MALAMA—KI 0 1933 50NANAWAIE 0 1932 97WAIAKEA 52 1956 135

52 1956 45752 1956 3

914

STATE TOTAL 24,566

SAMBUCUS SP. L. ELDERSHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1938 417 V

417OAHU HONOLULU 71 1931 6

ROUND TOP 0 1938 6066

HAWAjI HILO 0 1929 233OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1937 85

318

STATE TOTAL — 801

SANDORICUM KOETJAPE tBURM.FJMERR. SANTOLV


SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — fAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


OAHU HONOLULU 17 1939 226V 79 1939 678

HONOULIULI 79 1939 212WAIANAE 0 1939 300WAIMANALO 0 1939 2V072


V

56HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1954 V

V

1

STATE TOTAL 3,545

PAGE 377

SANTALUM AlBUM 1. INDIAN SANDALWOODTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 0 1944 75O 1945 265o 1948 200o 1950 435

12 1946 554LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1951 1,117 V

NA PAL 1—KONA 0 1936 50NCNGU 0 1945 78PUU KA PELE

V

0 1940 4,217O 1941 6360 1944 20

MOKULEIAV 0 1955 4

7,651OAHU EWA IL 1935 582

11 1936 5411 1949 1292 1955 20

HONOLULU V 64 1932 965 1932 1,10965 1933 607

111 1955 23V

HONOUIIULI 0 1940 16179 1939 15093 1951 1794 1951 20

KAWAILOA 78 1938 829MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1936 617 V

MOKULEIA 88 1951 688 1955 4

V

V

88 1955NANAKULI 0 1936 146

V PUPUKEA 0 1936 1,430ROUND TOP 0 1949 24WAIAHOLE 1 1939 123WACANAE 0 1930 29WAIMANALO 0 1937 11

0 1938V

650 V

V

0 1948 9007,545

MOLOKA1 MOLOKAI 3 1942 7413 1941 237 V

V

V 970MAUI KOCLAU 0 1932 25

V KULA 0 1932 21 V


0 1941 6WEST MAUI 0 1948 12

PAGE 378

0 S 0 5 0

0. P 0

S4NTAIUM ALBUM (CON’T)


MAIjI WEST MAUI 12 1949 3,0393,332

HAWAII PANAEWA 0 1944 88

STATE TOTAL 19:514

SANTALUM SP. L. ‘IlI—AHCTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCAT1ON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 11 1936 50HONOLULU 65 .1935 134

65 1935 49NANAKUIC 0 1936 438

0 1937 4501,121

HAWAII MAUNA IDA 50 1954 18SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2

20

STATE TOTAL 1,141

SAPINDUS OAHUENSIS 1100. AULUTREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOOD .



OAHU HONOLULU 14 1949 165 1932 7165 1933 10

101 1954 44ROUND TOP 14 1954 2


2

STATE TOTAL — 130

PAGE 379

SAPINDUS SAPONARIA 1. MANELETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



70OAHU EWA ii 1926 22211 1927 26058 1929 4092 1954 30

HONOLULU 10 1924 410 1925 17010 1926 6014 1923 314 1923 314 1948 348 1954 32

101 1954 164104 1954 2

HGNOULIULI 0 1928 550 1931 30

LUALUALEI 0 1928 509ROUND TOP 0 1924 2

0 1927 43 1954 1

WAIAHOLE 0 1922 2000 1922 100

37 1922 10037 1922 100

2,094MOLOKAT MOLOKAI 1 1955 22MAUI KOGLAU 0 1932

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1937 2WEST MAUL 33 1955 3

6HAWAII PANAEWA 51 1957 2SOUTH KONA 48 1953 1

3

STATE TOTAL — 2,175SAPIUM SEB1FERUM LL.)ROXB. CHINESE TAILOWIREE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1949 6

0 1951. 2 8.

STATE TOTAL 8

PAGE 380

‘0 0 ‘: 0

o ..o 0

SARACA THAIPINGENSIS CANTLEY EX PRAIN GAPISTREE SOURCE: WHITE, 1962

SUITABILITY.FDR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALiTY — UNKNOWN

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY (StANDMAUI 35 1956 1

1

STATE TOTAL 1SAXIFRAGA SP. (TOURNJL. STRAWBERRY GERANIUM

HERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1.973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


2

STATE TOTAL 2SCAEVOLA SP. 1. NAUPAKA

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


12HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1952 37048 1953 60

430

STATE TOTAL 442SCHEELEA EXCELSA

PALM


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL.ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII 44 1949 1

I

STATE TOTAL 1

PAGE 381

SCHINUS MOLLE C. CALIFORNIA PEPPER TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY - GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLANO RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDDAHU HCNOLULU 14 1923 10

14 1923 1020

STATE TOTAL 20SCHINUS TEREBINTHIfOLIUS RAODI. CHRISTMAS BERRY

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAbAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 32

NA PALI—KONA 0 1937 930NONOU 0 1930 1,708

2,610OAHU EWA 11 1928 540HONOULIULI 0 1928 895

0 1930 3641,799MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 1,612

0 1935 6,933MAKAWAO 0 1935 675

9,220HAWAII MALAMA—KI 0 1932 5050

STATE TOTAL 13,739SCHIZOCASIA PORTEI SCHOTT APE

HERB SOURCE: SJ. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HuG 0 1936 4

46 1949 15

STATE TOTAL — 5

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0 0 0

o 0••• 0

SCHOTIA TRANVAALENSIS



HAWAII 44 1953 1I

STATE TOTAL 1

SCINDAPSUS AUREUS tIIND.EX.ANDRE)ENGL. TARO VINESYN: POTHOS AUREUS VINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973





8 1923 75SOUTH KONA 48 1952 200

350

STATE TOTAL 1.083

SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS (D.DCN IN LAMB.) ENDI. REDWOODTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 10 1927 1NA PAL I—KGNA 0 1929 220

PAGE 383

SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS ICON’T)

ISLAND i[AiE LOCAT ION PLIItID tfii?1 svT?ItkNo

KAUAI NA PAL 1—KONA I 24ff

8 196 105

0MW EllA II 1?3,523

HONOLULU 0 1929 1.1060 1930 150

HONOUL lULl 8 litO 1911 2,170 1930 53

8 1111 UWAIAHOLE 0 1929 6

MOLOKAI NOLOKAI 7 j984,645

dl!LANAI LANAI 0 1957 3,000

6,426

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 10,6833,000

0 1935 4,8568 1929 56

15 1948 50021 1952 2

KULA 0 1927• 0 1928 3,2

0 1929 12,80 1930 18,6

• 0 1931 16,5fl0 1932 12,2600 1933 3,2080 1934 941 1956 1

H 2.8834 1957 1,00036 957 2,50036 956 1,300

MAKAWAO 311 “Ut0 931 200O 932 1,153

PAGE 384

•

•

a

0 0

SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI MAKAWAC 0 1935 150WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 24

o 1930 3,4900 1931 9350 1932 140 1933 5

99,308HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1929 41V0 1930 10HILO V 0 192? 703

0 1928 1,5430 1929 3,951

1930 599o 1931 800

VOV 1944 461945 V 52

1 1948 3115. 1948 220HOLUALGA 7.7 1957 19

V 7. 1959 1,056HONUAULA 0 1928 200V.0 1929 109O 1930 279

V 0 1931 V

2760 1932 246KAHULUU 82 1960 192KAU 0 1944 60

VKOHALA 0 1930 950 1931 108

V MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 3,6040 1928 580 1931 50?OLAA 0 1931 60OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1931 3192 1927 722 1928 126UPPER OLAA 20 1919 8WAIAKEA 0 1945 140

V

15,530V

V STATE TOTAL 130,432SEQUOIAOENDRON GIGANTEUM CLINOLa)BUCHHOIZ BIG TREESYN: SEQUOIA GIGANTEA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — POORWOOD QUALITY — GOOD V


PAGE 385

SEQUOIADENDRON GIGANTEUM CCON’T)


HAAII HIIO 0 1940 10HONUAULA 0 1939 12KOHAIA 0 1944 10

42

STATE TOTAL 42

SESBANIAGRANDIFLORA (1.)POIR. AGATI SESBANIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




MOLOKAI 2 1937 656656

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 51MALAMA—KI 0 1928 42

93


SESBANIA TOMENTOSA •H.A. ‘OHAISHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLUlU 3 1924 6514 1924 6565 1932 5465 1933 5262 1932 135

371

STATE TOTAL 371

PAGE 386

0 0 Q

0 0

SICANA 000RIFERAVINE



HAWAII NANAWALE 72 1958 244 1958 2

4

STATE TOTAL 4

SIDA SP. 1. SIDASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HONOLUlU 65 1933 22

STATE TOTAL 2 —

SIDEROXYLON NORAE JUNGLEPLUMTREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942




STATE TOTAL 1 —

SOLANUM AVCCULARE FORST. AUSTRALIAN NIGHTSHADESHRUB SOURCE: BAILEY, 1939




STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 387


64 1952

YEARPLANTED

192919361929

NUMbER TOTALPLANTED BY ISLAND

22

2

SOLANUM INCOMPLETUM DUNAL IN A.DC.



HAWAII HILO

THORNY POPOLOSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913

STATE TOTAL

POTATOE TREESHRUB SOURCE: ST.

SOLANUM MACRANIHUM

SUITABILITYWOOD QUALITY

I SLAND

OAHU

HAWAII

SOLANUM MACROPHYLLUM

SUITABILITYWOOD QUALIT

ISLAND

OAHU

LOCAT ION

110

00

4844

OUNAL.

FOR HAWAII — GOOD— fAIR

FORESTRESERVE

EU AHONOLULU

KEAUOHANAMALAMA—KISOUTH KONA

HORT. EX. DUNAL.

fOR HAWAII — GOODY — UNKNOWN

FORESTRESERVE

HONOLULU

WAIAHOLE

YE ARPLANTED

19281927

1928192819541955

NUMBERPLANTED

615

42622

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

21

52

73

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

287

287

STATE TOTAL

POTATOE TREESHRUB SOURCE; ST.

NUMBERPLANTED

2273

12

STATE TOTAL

LOCATI ON

030

PAGE 368

0• 0 0

0• 9 0

SOLANUM MURICATUM AlT. PEPINOSHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MILD 0 1938 281

44 1953 2283

STATE TOTAL 283SOLANUM NIGRUM L. BLACK NIGHTSHADE

SHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDKAUAI NA PAII—KONA 0 1938 628

628MAUI KOOLAU 25 1954 22HAWAII MALAMA—KI 68 1954 90

90


SOLANUM PSEUQOCAPSICUM L. JERUSALEM CHERRYSHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKUIOA 0 1938 299

299


SOLANUM QUITOENSE LAM.SHRUB SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE, LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KCCLAU 25 1954 1

I

PAGE 389

SOLANUM CUITOENSE (CON’T)


HAWAII MALAMA—KI 68 1953 2SOUTH KONA 48 1953 4

44 1953 28

STATE TOTAL 9

SOPHORA CHRYSOPHYLIA (SAIISB.)SEEM. MAMANETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



MAUI KOOLAU 0 1935 22WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 B

O 1930 195O 1931 82o 1932 1400 1933 5

452HAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 42 1946 32

32

STATE TOTAL 484

SOPHORA JAPONICA 1. JAPANESE PAGODA TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDA 10 1927 1616

STATE TOTAL 16

SOPHORA NITIDATREE



HAWAII HIlO 43 1947 22

STATE TOTAL 2 —

PAGE 390

0. .0 0

0 C 0

SOPHORA TETRAPTERA J.F.MILL. FOURWING SOPHORATREE SOURCE: 51. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI NA PAII—KCNA 0 1933 1010

HAWAII HONUAULA 0 1931 22

STATE TOTAL 12

SPATHODEA CAMPANULATA BEAUV. AFRICAN TULIP TREETREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973





14 1923 2114 1923 2115 1923 815 1923 815 1947 3017 1935 4540 1958 22848 1958 10090 1950 70

HONOULIULI 0 1928 8ROUND TOP 0 1923 77

O 1923 77WAIAHOLE 0 1921 128

31 1921 128WAIMANALO 0 1936 300

1,265MOLOKAI 2 1937 1.174

1 .174MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 213

O 1935 6,0240 1936 649o 1936 1.7470 1937 4500 1937 41O 1937 2,321o 1953 10

23 1953 30

PAGE 391

SPATHODEA CAMPANULATA (CCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDMAUI KOOIAU 24 1953 99

24 1954 2527 1954 3428 1954 532 1954 10538 1957 67

WEST MAUI 33 1955 111,821HAWAII FillO 0 1923 2,000o 1924 2,650o 1924 250

0 1924 2500 1924 1,000O 1924 1,0000 1924 1,7500 1925 1464 1923 5004 1923 4,5004 1924 5008 1923 800

11 1924 800MAIAMA—KI 0 1933 30

16.176

STATE TOTAL 30,536SPONDIAS OULCIS PARKINS.EX.Z. OTAHEITE APPLE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1936 9

0 1938 293NONOU 0 1937 100

0 1938 20422OAHU MOKULEIA 0 1951 4•

V 112 1956 1ROUND TOP 3 1954 1


STATE TOTAL 458

V

V

VPAGE 392

QQ.

•:• 0

“-F

o 0. 0

SPONDIAS MOMBIN 1. YELLOW MOMBINSYN: S. LUTEA TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI HALELEA 0 1935 560

KEALIA 0 1935 300LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1935 2,204

9 1928 65MOLOAA 0 1935 1,050NA PALI—KONA 0 1936 1,006NCNCU 0 1935 325

5,532OAHU HONOLULU 101 1954 12HCNOULIULI 79 1939 559WAIAHOLE 0 1936 1WAIMANALO 0 1937 1

573HAWAII HILO 4 1923 2008 1923 200

400

STATE TOTAL 6,505SPONDIAS PINNATA CL.f.)KURZ ANDAMAN MOMBIN

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — fAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD


200

STATE TOTAL 200STEMMADENIA GALEOTTIANA (A.RICH.)MIERS. LECHESO


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 0 1955

IHAWAII 44 1958 22

STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 393

STENOCARPUS SERATUS FIREWHEEITREETREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY.ISLANDHAWAII SOUTH KONA. 48 1954 1

44 1959 12

STATE TOTAL 2STENOLOBIUM STANS (L.)SEEM. FLORIDA YELLOW TRUMPET

SYN: TECOMA STANS SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

fOREST YEAR NUMDER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 52 1929 2HONOLUlU 10 1958 23

25


STERCULCA TRAGACANTHA LINOL.TREE SOURCE: ROXBURGH, 1874




MAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 435 1956 1

5,HAWAII HILO 46 1953 2

64 1954 2PANAEWA 51 195? 2SOUTH KONA 48 1953 2

8

STATE TOTAL 22

PAGE 394

0 0

o 0 0

STRELIIZIA AUGUSTA THUNB. BIRD—OF—PARADISE—FLOWERHERB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HILO 64 1954 464 1954 4

B

STATE TOTAL B

STREPTOSOLEN JAMESONI CBENTH.)MIERS STREPTOSOLENSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMUER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND


STATE TOTAL 2

STROPHANTHUS SARMENTGSUS DC.SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAIi — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


MAUI KOOLAU 32 1954 44.

STATE TOTAL • 4

STYPHELIA TAMEIAME1AE CCHAM.)F.MUELL. PUKIAWESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL, 10

PAGE 395

SWIETENIA MACROPHYLIA KING. HONOtJRAS MAHOGANYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 0 1940 2111 1928 63911 1929 30

HONOLULU 0 1940 20910 1958 13314 1948 617 1958 817 1959 14556 1928 6

HONOULIULI 0 1928 145O 1930 205

KAHUKU 0 1928 300 1931 41o 1944 t3

KAWAILOA 0 1944 258MAKUA—KEEAU 32 1936 220

118 1960 1142,223

MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1948 307 1958 5509 1958 358

14 1958 50015 1959 711

2,149MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 56

O 1935 1,804o 1941 276 1928 43

V 6 1948 24WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 56WEST MAUI 12 1949 96


HILO 46 1949PANAEWA 0 1936 16WAIAKEA 75 1958 50

218

STATE TOTAL 6,696

PAGE 396

0 0 2 Q

4—

SWIETENIA MAHAGONI (L.)JACQ. WEST INDIES MAHOGANYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLDA 9 1927 2359 1928 250

10 1927 18810 1928 20714 1948 439

1,319OAHU HONOLULU 3 1918 1.484

15 1923 717 1958 10

101 1954 54HONOULIULI 0 1927 100

93 1951 794 1951 8

115 1958 20LUALUALEI 0 1928 299MOKULEIA 88 1955 7

88 1955 4PUPUKEA 0 1921 250

o 1923 3000 1923 300

53 1926 250WAIAHOLE 0 1919 530

0 1921 4310 1925 780

WAIANAE 0 1930 60 1930 8

4,855MOLOKAI MOICKAI 14 1958 50

3 1941 223273

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1934 5436 1928 616 1948 248 1929 105

MAKAWAO 0 1928 2,2030 1929 2,0040 1932 81

WEST MAUl 12 1949 1045,125

HAWAII WAIAKEA 52 1956 4052 1956 14

54

STATE TOTAL 11,626

PAGE 397

SWEETENIA SP. JACQ. MAHOGANYTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 11 1927 199HONOLULU 0 1927 250LUALUALEI 42 1926 1,238

1,687

STATE TOTAL 1,687

SYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERA tSM.)NIEDZ. TURPENTINE TREESYN: S. LAURIFOLIA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FGR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMI3ER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

KAUAI KALEPA 0 1944 253o 1950 700

11 1946 700KEALIA 0 1943 4LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1947 2,044

1 1950 360MOLOAA 15 1950 175NA PAL 1—KONA 0 1945 250NONOU 0 1946 1,056

5,542DAHU EWA 0 1939 7,631

0 1940 1,627.0 1941 605.

59 1937 1,65081 1945 1,60792 1953 5792 1953 19292 1954 250,

HONOLULU 0 1936 1,45015 t946 539

• 17 t932 26017 1933 3,60048 t954 76864 L932 24264 [934 54965 1933 1,63579 1939 3,232

101 1954 150HONOULIULI 0 1936 11,478

O 1937 1,700o 1938 . 511

PAGE 398

0• •.0 •. 0

0V. p 0

SYNCARPIA GLOMULIFERA (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOULIULI 0 1939 500

115 1958 20KULIOUOU 0 1934 1,6500 1935 766

NGKULEIA 0 1940 1,000O 1941 60

112 1956 230112 1956 50

NANAKULI 0 1936 50PUPUKEA 0 1938 508WA1AHOLE 2 1934 2,489WALMANALO 0 1940 526

47,582MOLCKAI MOLOKAI 0 1936 2000 1940 7460 1941 63

1,009MAUI KOOLAU 0 1933 50O 1934 281

1935 6730 1936 363

.:0;: L939 935• 0 1940 290

1941 12,2211944 3691947 1,0001930 531929 106

8 1929 52KULA 0 1929 928

0 1938 410 1939 1,476MAKAWAO 0 1929 1,1840 1932 60 1941 1,835

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1930 18WEST MAUI 0 1944 3,406

12 1946 9025,919HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1929 10

o 1931 66336 1945 212

HILO 0 1931 389• 0 1936 635

0 1940 722KAU 0 1932 16

0 1948 160KOHALA .0 1930 120 1931 960 1932 27OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1932 48

WAIAKEA V 0 1945 543,044


SYNCARPIA HILLII BAIL. HILL’S TURPENTINETREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALCTY — FAIR


OAHU HAUULA 0 1935 1,600HCNOULIULI 0 1935 650KULIOUOU 0 1935 950MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1935 3,162WAIMAtALO 0 1936 2,500

8,862MAUI KOOIAU 0 1935 966

o 1937 69o 1937 386

MAKAWAO 0 1936 2,162o 1936 2,268o 1937 1,462

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1936 277,340

STATE TOTAL 16,202

TABEBUIA CHRYSANTHA CJACQ.)NICHOLS. TRUMPET TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU EWA Ii 1956 3HONOLULU 14 1955 4

64 1953 714


NAUI KOOLAU 24 1953 2WEST MAUI 33 1955 3

35 1956 16


7

STATE TOTAL 48

PAGE 400

c_I

‘S

C 0.•

TABEBUIA DONNEIL—SMITHII ROSE. PRIMAVERA tGOLDTREE)TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD UA1ITY — GOOD


KAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 20NA PALI—KONA 0 1943 18

38OAHU EWA 81 1945 190

HONOLULU 3 1955 210 1943 401% 1952 214 1958 117 1943 6

HONOUI lUll 93 1951 294 1951 2

ROUND TOP 105 1958 36281

MAUI KOOLAU 0 1943 41EST MAUI 0 1944 671

33 1956 6681

HAWAII HANAKUA 36 1945 1MALAMA—KI 0 1953 202SOUTH KONA 48 1953 4

207

STATE TOTAL 1,207

TABEBULA GUAYACAN CSEEM.)HEMSL. TRUMPET TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




OAHU HONOLULU 3 1947 13 1955 3

14 1949 290 1950 25

HONOULIULI 93 1951 394 1951 2

36

STATE TOTAL 44

PAGE 401

TABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLA (1.) HEMSL. PINK TECOMASYN: TECOMA PENTAPHYLLA TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD CUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 134

134OAHU EWA 11 1949 12HONOLULU 3 1947 110 1954 1614 1949 240 1958 9048 1958 2064 1932 8890 1950 50

109 1955 3HONOULIULI 0 1944 693 1951 694 1951 6

ROUND TOP 0 1948 300 1955 3

105 1958 113106 1954 26

472MOLOKAI NOLCKAI 1 1955 44MAUI KOOLAU 2% 1953 100

WEST MAUI 33 1957 4104HAWAII HILO 64 1954 2

64 1956 2SOUTH KONA 48 1952 348 1956 2

9

STATE TOTAL 723TABEBUIA PENTAPHYLLA (L.)HEMSI. PINK TECOMASYN: I. PALLIDA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDMAUI WEST MAUI 33 1955 1

1.HAWAII 44 1953 1I.

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 402

0 0C’

o Q 0

TA8EBUIA SERRATIFOLIA (VAHL.)NICHOLS. TRUMPET TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1.973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWA1I HILO 64 1953 2

2

STATE TOTAL 2TABEBUIA SP. GOMEZ. TRUMPET TREE



FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HC1OLULU 3 1947 1

I

STATE TOTAL ITABEBUIA UMBEILATA CSOND.)SANDWLTH TRUMPET TREE

SYN: TECOMA UNOULATA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

• FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISlANDOAHU EWA 92 1955 370

HAUULA 96 1955 170HONOLULU 3 1954 22

48 1954 75095 1954 485

101 1954 590101 1954 1,372101 1954 55103 1954 415104 1954 4109 1955 32

HONOULIUII 108 1.955 481MOKULEIA 112 1956 54ROUND TOP 0 1954 , 25

105 1958 38106 1954 32

WAIMANALO 110 1955 2695,110MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 1 1955 2



TABERNAEMONTAr4A PENTASTICA SCHEFF. ROSEBAYSHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 1

TAMARINDUS INOICA 1. TAMARINDTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KAIEPA 0 1950 300300

OAHU 63 1931 200EWA 11 1935 250HONOLULU 64 1932 tOMAKUA—KEEAU 0 1932 55WAIANAE 0 1932 58

o 1933 240813



TAMARIX APYLLA CL.)KARST. ATHEL TAMARISKTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAt-lU ROUND TOP 0 1923 .10 1925 64

WAIMANALO 0 1936 101166

STATE TOTAL 166

PAGE 406

0 •6 -. o1*

‘-I Li

0 0 0

TARRIETIA JAVANICA BLUME LUMBAYAUTREE SOURCE: REYES, 1938




STATE TOTAL

TAXODIUM DISTICHUM C L.)RICH. BALD CYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1927 1,0919 1928 269 1928 2,7tt1

10 L927 650NA PALI—KONA 8 1928 60PUU KA PELE 0 1936 8KUIA 0 1928 1,840

6,416OAHU EWA 11 1928 680

HONOLULU 10 1923 8010 1923 8015 1923 315 1923 317 1928 25

HONOULIULI 0 1927 5450 1928 160

LUAIUALEI 0 1928 195IXUPUKEA 0 1927 350

2,121MAUI KOOLAU 6 1928 204

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 2,9473,151

HAWAII HILO 0 1924 960 1924 5500 1924 1,1250 1924 348o 1924 2,0860 1925 2,9670 1926 2,9320 1927 3,5210 1926 6,9224 1924 250

HONUAULA 0 1927 55KOHALA 0 1927 720

PAGE 405

TAXODIUM DISTICHUM (CGN’T)


HAWAII KOHA1A 0 1928 1,462MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 3,274


32 1928 254OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1924 240

2 1925 8572 1928 1,088

30,343

STATE TOTAL 42,031

TAXODIUM MUCRONATUM TEN. MONTEZUMA BAIDCYPRESSTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967



KAUAI LIHUE—KOLOA 9 1929 240NA PALI—KONA 0. 1929 672

912OAHU EWA 11 1929 196

HONOUL lULl 0 1929 1,201KAHUKU 57 1929 203

V LUALUALEI 0 1929 2521,852

VMAUI HANA 0 1933 92VKOOLAU 0 1932 391

O 1933 589 VV

0 1934 2,355V

o 1936 500V

0 1936 73V

0 1937 730 1937 17.4 V0 1939 5658 1929 76 V

KULA 0 1930 6690 1933 367• V

0 1934 12V

MAKAWAO 0 1929 1,586o 1931 440WAIl-IOU SPRING 0 1929 50QV

1930 650 1932 630 1933 5

8,165HAWAII HILO 0 1929 1,537

0 1930 368

V PAGE 406V V

.0 V. V-C.. 01%

“-I 4-,

0 0

TAXODIUM MUCRONATUM (CON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMOER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 67 1952 360KAU 0 1929 260

0 1930 83KOHALA 0 1929 2,5720 1930 418MAIAMA—KI 0 1929 220OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1930 23

5, 841

STATE TOTAL 16,770TECOMA CAPITATA BUR+K.SCH. TRUMPETBUSH

TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAt-lU EWA 58 1929 16WAIAHOLE 0 1929 1

17

STATE TOTAL 17TECOMA IAPACHO K.SCH. TRUMPETBUSH

TREE SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


3

STATE, TOTAL — 3TECTONA GRANDIS 1. TEAK

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAI KEALIA 0 1943 28

28DAHU EWA 11 1921 30

PAGE 407

TECTONA GRANOIS CCON’T)


HONOLULU 0 1927 3HONOULIULI 93 1951 8

94 1951 7KAWAILOA 0 1944 95MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1935 95NANAKULI 0 1937 175WAIMANALO 0 1936 100o 1948 146

679MAUI KOOIAU 0 1932 2o 1935 95

0 1937 22o 1939 172o 1940 46726 1953 6

MAKAWAO 0 1929 3WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 1WEST MAUI 10 1945 25


HILO 0 1942 549KAU 0 1943 20KOHALA 0 1942 26

0. 1944 12?4ALAMA—KI 68 1952 2NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1943 40SOUTH KONA 48 1955 2WAIAKEA 75 1951 22

686

STATE TOTAL — 2,L86

TEPKROSIA CANDICA DC.SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU HCNOLULU 61 1929 20HONOULIULI 0 1929 182

V

WAIAHOLE 0 1929 25WAIANAE 0 1929 120

V

347

STATE TOTALV —

PAGE 408V

OV 0 0

Q Q 0

TERMINALIA ALATA HEYNE EX.ROTH. WOOLLY TERMINALIASYN: I. TOMENTOSA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUiTABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 20MAIAMA—KI 0 1928 20

40

STATE TOTAL — 40TERMINALIA ARJUNA WIGHTLARN. ARJUNA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAiRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 0 1931 688HONOULIULI 0 1931 30WAIAHOLE 0 1921 25

743

STATE TOTAL 743TERMINALIA CATAPPA CL.) FALSE KAMANI


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 18 1924 50

18 1924 50100MAUI KOOLAU 6 1928 18

8 1929 14WEST MAUI 12 1951 335

STATE TOTAL 135

PAGE 409

TERMtNALIA CHEBULA RETZ. CHEBULA TERMINALIATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 25

TERMINACIA GIA.BRA SMOOTH TERMINALIATREE SOURCE: KELSEY DAYTON, 1942




STATE TOTAL 2

TERMINALIA MANII MANI TERMINALIATREE SOURCE: KELSEY & DAYTON, 1942

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII. — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


OAHU HONOLULU 0 1931 2164 1932 10

31

STATE TOTA,L 31

TERMINALIA MYRIOCARPA HEURCK&MUELL.—ARG. JHALNATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 10

9 1923 1009 1929 3,898

PAGE 410

0

TERMINALIA MYRIOCARPA tCON’T)

0 0


KAUAI

OAHU EWA 00

H585881

03.

13151.5890.0

9394

057

08888

0300

1930 226

1939 4081940 •4991929 1601929 69

I,, 29 5001,2202,007

1949 1421950; 1201948 751952 291948- 501950 17.0199 205

.1929. .. .

LO

1951492:W ‘. 461

4901949 1001949 881951 251928 401954 11928 501952 125

1945

1322

1,0462, 577

89940

418627700200

58243

8466

80575121589145

LIHUE—KOLOA 9


MAUI

HAWAII

HONOLULU

HONOULIULI

KAHUKU

MCKULE IA

PUPUKEAROUND TOPWAIAHOLEWA IMANALO

TOTALBY ISLAND

4,240

* :

7,227

1WEST MAUI 10

HAMAKUA 0 19290 19300 19370 19380 19390 1947

36 1945HILO “. 0 1929

0 19400 19410 1943

HOLUALGA 0 1944HONUAULA 0 1931KAU . 0 1943

1944KOHALA 0 1929

0 19301939

0 1941

PAGE 411

TERMINALIA MYRIOCARPA (CON’TJ

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KOHALA 0 1943 47

o 1943 158o 1944 676o 1944 135o 1947 94

40 1945 43040 1946 444

MANOWAIALEE 0 1936 2,921o 1931 493

NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1929 25832 1931 68

WAIAKEA 0 1929 18014,871

STATE TOTAL 26,339TERMINALIA SP. 1. TERMINAIIA


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDGAHU NANAKULI 0 1931 400

400

STATE TOTAL 400TETRAPLASANDRA SP. GRAY. ‘OHE’OHE

SHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTEO BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 64 1954 2KOHALA 65 1954 2

SOUTH KONA 48 1953 148 1954 3

8

STATE TOTAL 8

PAGE 412

0 0 Q

0 0 0

TETRAZYGIA BICOLOR (MILL. )COGN. FLORIDA TETRAZYGIASHRUB SOURCE: ANONYMOUS, 1968


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDKAUAt KEALIA 0 1943 8

8

STATE TOTAL 8THEMEDA SP. FORSK.

GRASS SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD. QUALITY — UNKNOWN

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED, BY ISLANDOAHU WAIMANALO 0 1937 201

201

STATE TOTAL 201 —

THEOBROMA CACAO 1. COCOA TREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAiR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HILO 64 1955 2

64 1955 4PANAEWA 0 1937 34SOUTH KONA 48 1955 8

48 1956 6WAIAKEA 52 1956 53

44 1951 7114

STATE TOTAL 114THESPESIA POPULNEA (L.)SDLAND.EX.CORREA. MILD




PAGE 413

THESPESIA POPULNEA tCCN’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU 63 1930 1.052

63 1931 1,28563 1932 1,575

HCNOLULU 101 1954 326HONOULIULI 0 1938 860WAIAHOLE 0 1921 6WAIMANALO 0 1937 2,289

18 192462 1933 363 1933 2,0009L 1950 2

119 1960 1569,559MAUI KCCLAU 0 1935 1,0881,088

STATE TOTAL 10,647THEVET1A PERUVIANA (PERSJK.SCHUM. BE—STILL TREE


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 2

MALAMA—KI 0 1928 13

STATE TOTAL 3THEVETIA THEVETCOIDES CHBK)K.SCHUM.

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD CUAL CIV — UNKNOWN

FCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVEV LOCATCON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

HAWAII V

44 1951V

2

STATE TOTAL 2

PAGE 414

L)

‘-‘S

I-,

0 Q 0

THRINAX PARVIFLORA SW. JAMAICA THATCHPALMPALM SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII - UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY - UNKNOWN


HAWAII SOUTH KONA 48 1954 2 2

STATE TOTAL 2

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS L. NORTHERN WHITE-CEDARTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE & JACKSON, 1967

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII - POORWOOD QUALITY


MOLOKAI MOLOKAI 0 1940 95 95

HAWAII HILO 0 1935 7710 1936 360 1936 1,236

HONUAULA 0 1929 600 1935 200 2,283

STATE TOTAL 2,378

PAGE 415

THUJA ORIENTALIS C. ORIENTAL ARBORVITAETREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967

SUtTADILITY FCR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


KAUAI NA PAII—KONA 0 1943 100100

OAHU EA 11 1928 5WAIAHOLE 0 1929 6

114 1956 314


HAWAII HuG 0 1929 57HONUAULA 0 1928 50

0 1929 990 1931 500 1932 1580 1932 23

OLAA FOREST PARK 0 1941 4441

STATE TOTAL 559 —

THUJA PLICATA D.DON WESTERN RED CEDARTREE SOURCE: DACLIMORE C JACKSON, 1967


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY.I$IAND

MQLOKAI MOLOKAI 6 1954 738 1949 1,2318 1949 3228 1950 2989 1952 9009 [952 1,0009 1952 4279 1952 1,3109 1953 7809 1953 2,0869 1955 470

10 1953 85610 1953 925

VV

10,618MAUI HANA 0 1932 8

KOOLAU 0 1932 470 1933 750 1934 9,088

V

0 1935 11,975

PAGE 416 V

QV

Q..

‘I,1 IS

0 0 0I

6

THUJA PLICATA (CON’?)

ISLAND LOCATION PLEIIID BYT?ItkNDMAUI KCOLAU 4 1111

16 1969 3,350KULA. 0 1q30 834

o 1931 361 •i•.- ‘Js0 1932 7.675•

• 0 1933 5,75o 93 49NAKAWAO 0 93 26

WAIHOU SPRING ft ij!j

a52,240HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1930 227

0 1932 69HILO 0 1926 130 19.0 190 9’0 93i 1,0o 934 2,68 1120 937 101 948 1,014

30 948 9094918 1949 1,91!HOLUALOA 77 1958 70HONUAULA

• I HISo 1932 30KAU 0 1966 32Uâ621 •EE

NAUNA Kh S POHAKULOA

• 2. F57 950NAUNA LOA 50 950 7OLAA FOREST PARK 2 1925 136

• 13,121• STATE TOTAL • 76,039

PAGE 417

THUJA SP. CTOURN.)L. ARBORVITAETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAAII MILD 30 1952 843 1949 .10

18

STATE TOTAL 18

TIBOUCHINA GRANUIOSA COGN. LASIANDRASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 1

TIBOUCHINA MULTIFIORA tGARON.)COGN.SHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973



HAWAI I HILO 64 1959 22

V STATE TOTAL 2

TIBOUCHINA URVILLEANA tDC)COGN. LASIANDRAV

SHRUB SOURCE: $1. JOHN. 1973


FOREST YEAR V NUMBER TOTALV


KAUAI NA PALI—KONA 0 1937 V 236PUU KA PELE 0 1936 437

673OAHU ROUND TOP 0 1938 330

330

STATE TOTAL 1,003 V

• PAGE 418 V

o 0• C

%af

C 0. 0.

TIPUANA TIPU (8ENTH.)HU8BAROREHD. COMMON TIPUTREESYN: I. SPECIOSA TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1913


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY .ISLA’D

OAHU 0 1955 1HONOLULU 10 1954 18

40 1958 38PUPUKEA V o 1938 2,038ROUND TOP 3 1954 1

105 1958 1422,238

MOLOKAI MOLOKAC 1 1955 22

MAUI 35 1956 11

HAWAII KEAUOHANA 0 1928 5 V

5

• STATE TOTAL 2,246

TONGATABU

V


V V V V WOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN

V

V•

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAL• V

V ISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDV

HAWAII MAIAMA—KI 68 1952 5SOUTH KONA 48 1953 4

9

STATE TOTALV

9

TOONA CALANTAS MERR.ROLFE. V PHILIPPINE TOONV

VTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


V



V VV

V

V V STATE TOTAL 1

VV

V V PAGE 419

TOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS IF.NUELL.)C.OC. j1RALIANaEf9yCESMA, 1973HAWAII : ft93

ISLAND LOCATION PLXML) if2N?E evTfltkHoKAUAI KALEPA 11 1958 6

LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1926 1350 1932 7200 1934 5201 1921 391 1923 1631 1948 4365 19P 39i9il 2.629 1929 329 1930 3,09

10 1927 6210 1931 1.19

NOLOAA 1 1948 2,00KULA 0 1928 1.800

13,514OAHU EWA 0 940 1511 924 2611 92411 911 9

ii 1,8

58 9281 96 12,86 949 24

HONOLULU . 0 924 2001.111 91 1,08

3 92 136• 3 1

• •• • •

.• 1:17 19 300

• PAGE 420

C • :•.

C• n 0% 0% 0%

•Q a

TOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS CCON’T)


OAHU HCNOLULU 24 1920 1,18524 1921 55347 1925 75065 1957 15

HONOULIULI 0 1928 3350 1929 650 1938 450

93 1951 894 1951 10

115 1958 20KAWAILOA 0 1943 135

0 1944 100LUALUALEI 26 1920 602

27 1920 3.7872? 1921 72329 1920 150

MCKULEIA 88 1956 229112 1956 879112 1956 158

NANAKULI 8 1920 9,022PUPUKEA 0 1920 88

0 1921 5380 1921 4500 1923 5500 1923 5500 1924 594O 1924 594

41 195? COWAIAHOLE 0 1920 400

0 1921 57631 1921 826

WAIMANALO 0 1940. 3,0250 1952 90


10 1956 29414 1957 79215 1959 20715 1959 V 418

1 ,917MAUI HANA V 0 1933 54

V KOOLAU 0 1932 155V

0 1933 1650 1934 8320 1935 5,6640 1936 1260 1936 18,040

V 0 1937 150* V

V 0 1937 1,660V

V V 0 1938 6V

V

V

V

V V

V

0 1939 12

V PAGE 421

TOONA CIII AT4 VAR AUSTRALIS (CON’T)


MAUI KOOLAU 6 1930 1436 1948 61

KULA 0 1927 541 1921 2

MAKAWAO 0 1931 2600 1932 5980 1933 1690 1931 80 1937 163

WAIHOU SPRING 0 1928 2,45031,392

HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 760 1932 4950 1934 1,2120 1936 2,5730 1938 2,810

HILO 0. 1923. 1000 1924 5000 1924 1,0000 1924 1,5000 1924 1,0000 1924 1,200 1924 1,5000 1924 1,0500 1924 1,0000 1925 8,8450 1927 6,6660 1928 2,6510 1929 650 1930 1,1290 1931 1,3210 1933 1,2190 1936 2,5000 1937 5920 1938 4300 1938 5994 1922 304 1923 304 1924 7508 1923 100

HCLUALOA 0 1957 4373 1957 4873 1959 81076 1957 4877 1957 14577 1958 19677 1958 3,65677 1958 10077 1959 4,63577 L959 1,00%77 1960 20,000

PAGE 422

a 0• 0

q 0

TOONA CILIATA VAR AUSTRALIS tCON’T)

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY IS1NDHAWAII HOLUALGA 77 1960 94

77 1960 7.929KAHULUU 79 1958 1,148KEAUDHANA 0 1931 94KOHAIA 0 1927 6440 1928 1.5930 1929 4670 1930 3000 1931 208o 1947 88MACAMA—KI 0 1933 30MANOWAIALEE 0 1927 3250 1928 520o 1936 2,142NORTH KONA WATERSHED 32 1927 90

32 1928 60932 1931 20132 1932 20032 1933 17032 1934 340OLAA 0 1931 954

9 1922 1719 1922 1309 1922 21OLAA FCREST PARK 24 1922 20SOUTH KONA 32 1930 85WAIAKEA 52 1956 400

75 1959 69893,349

STATE TOTAL 190,003TRACHYIOBIUM VERRUCOSUM (GAERTN.)OLIVER. ZANZIBAR RASPPOD

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FCR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


0 1930 2541

STATE TOTAL 41

PAGE 423

TREMA CANNABINA LOUR.SYN: T. AMBOINENSIS TREE SOURCE; ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABILITY FOR hAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — GOOD



STATE TOTAL 50

TREMA ORIENTALIS CL.)BL. GUNPOWDERCCHARCOAL)TREETREE SOURCE: St. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 58 1929 20• HCNOLULU 10 1926 3

14 1948 665 1933 1.

HONOUL lUll 0 1928 47KAHUKU 0 1928 12PUPUKEA 53 1926 150ROUND TOP 0 1925 5

0 1927 25WAIMANALO 0 1952 139.

V

408HAWAII HOLUAIOA 77 1959 30,962 V

KEAUOHANA 0 1931 30MALAMA—KI 0 1932 10SOUTH KONA 48 1952 2

31,004V

STATE TOTAL. 31,412

TRIPLARIS AMERICANA C. VARA—SANIAV V TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


V

V



V

OAHU HONOLULU 10 1958 14314 1949 264 1953 6 V

101 1954 29103 1954 35


6PAGE 424

V

Q • 0

a

TRIPLARIS AMERICANA CON’T)


MAUf KOOLAU 0 1942 20 1947 20

24 1953 227 1954 331 1954 11

WEST MAUI 33 1955 435 1956 1


64 1954 4SOUTH KONA 48 1953 2

8

STATE TOTAL 214

TRISTANIA CONFERTA R.BR.IN ATT.F. BRUSHBOXTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



KAUAI KAIEPA 0 1944 960o 1948 2.7300 1949 5,•794o 1950 2,667

11 1946 936U 1958 6

KEALIA 0 1934 1,9250 1935 60

LIHUE—KOLOA 0 1932 1610 1933 1,4880 1934 2,257o 1947 4,8419 1929 60

10. 1931 5013 1946 1,87513 1954 81014 1948 363

MOLOAA 0 1931 2415 1950 5.501

NA PALI—KONA 0 1929 1220 1933 430 1936 2,0090 1945 2,4400 1947 1,090

25 1959 365NONOU 0 1931 109

0 1946 200PUU KA PELE 0 1936 3,560

PAGE 425

TRISTANIA CCNFERTA ICON’?)

* St AND iiWE LOCATION PLXtID Pf%t 8YTflflNDKAUAI P1W CA PELE

2? 1112 111?PUU KA PELE PARK 0 1935 228

44,590OAHU 21 928 83

EWA 0 940 7,8730 961 13,1090 948 1,831 927 40

I III 4811 935 5,61 936 6,1 949 1,1 956 251 957 11 9588 929 308 939 1,064

58 949 2,49058 950 31059 934 9,6759 935 2,9067 934 1,4081 945 9,02281 946 10,6286 949 4992 953 3,9592 953 21

• 92 1953 44992 1954 60092 1956 450• 92 1954 1,38592 1955 238

HAUULA 0 1933 1,930o 935 2,35012 923 2012 923 2096 952 25096 952 10096 955 130• HONOLULU S a

0 91 50 93 240 94 7,3990 92 200 94 4900 953

• 3 952 54• 5 935 2,480

• PAGE 426

•• a a

C

TRISTANIA CONFERTA (CON’T)

fOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 15 1946 3,852

15 1947 5,01015 1948 64815 1954 86017 1933 1,20017 1939 1,03817 1951 99917 1958 7548 1953 12048 1953 6048 1953 5448 1953 15048 1954 1.08348 1958 10064 1932 20064 1933 6,10865 1932 28065 1933 1,10569 1936 5,32079 1939 16,34489 1949 20095 1951 47597 1953 160

101 1954 600101 1954 150

HONOULIULI 0.. 1928 1000 1929 15QV

1931 200V

1936 4,5180. 1937 4,5390 1938 3,890V

0V 1939 2,4801940 1,098

93. 1951 894

V 1951 10VV VVVV V• V

V

V1VOi. 1954.

V

108 1955 120115 1958 20

KAHUKU 0 1930 829O 1931 1,0150 1933 8000 1936 1,8620 1939 4,053

V

V

VV

VVVV

VV

VV V

V•

V

57 1929 438 V

KAWAILDA V 0 1939 4,9700 1943 12,000

V 78 1938 47780 1942 659

V 102 1954 425117 1959 50

MOKULEIA 0 1940 485

PAGE 427

w

o.;o

Ut3SVd

£599(510

SAV100$‘AWN 818.9!99445610LIE456108L0’?£5610611’!£561019TL’l£5616£18£566!81£566!TL’E£56S009’!!56600€Z566

!s6O0Egc6L6515685080568flS05610964651US 9408184610U9(610IflOlONIflOlON 581’98Z608146095’!09694L’!SESTLL88(6101L8’81LEST0004’!T9E610059’ETff610O1YNYNIYM 00!’ttESTi0441(610555’!01610000’TUS.0310HV1VM 008’E9Th0SflWflV8O13JdOH2S !L9Sn0US’!696004!US0dOl0NAO

in 688858(60W3NAdfld401’!US0flAflNVN 00195600195698L956!0(5956

HEUtIi !LT’S1960VJUA$ONAHYDONflj1AUftNçjdOl6flldONflSI

(L.N03)VLV3dND3YJNVLSIU

FORESTRESERVE

KUL AMAKAWAO

HCNUAULAKA U

o 19300 19310 19320 19320 19330 19340 193,5

36 19450 :193.Oo 13t0 :.I933:.0 .1935o0 .13F0 I%3Oo0 ThISa0 19320 1930...0 1931

40 1946..0 19310 19310 1931

32 19310 .1931

421976716

3,8022,754

1343,037

89124

1,289270

1,609930

201224

425

4888

L.2.

.7.0

•“

• 48

TOTALBY ISLAND

a


TRISTANIA CONFERTA (CCN’T)

I SL AND

MAUl KOOLAU

HAWAI I

0 1936 1,6190 1937 H0 193? 1,8270 1938 600 1940 4450 1944 3520 1947 1,5226 L930 112

16 1949 1,31317 1949 2,088

0 1939 1,0910 1931 3260 1936 6920 1936 2,3940 1937 400 1937 1,9210 1930 310 1932 1500 1933 60 1934 2120 1936 3960 1944 2,400

12 1946 . 12512 1949 100

0

WAIHOU SPRING

WEST MAUI

HAMAKUA

HILO

28, 849

KE AUOHANA

KCHAIA

MALAMA—KIMANOWAIALEENANAWALENORTH KONA WATERSHEDOLAA

PAGE 429


o 1932o 1931o [932o 1934o 19300 1931

75 1957


o 1932


0 1930

NUMBERPLANTED

59989

16819

1009687

IRISTANIA CCNFERTA

ISLAND

HAWAI I

(CCN’T)

FORESTRESERVE

01 AAOLAA FOREST PARK

TOTALBY ISLAND’

19,735

STATE TOTAL 396,177

WESTERN HEMLOCKTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967

WAIAKEA

TSUGA HETEROPHYLLA tRAFINESQUE)$ARGENT



HAWAII HCPUAU1A

TSUGA MERTENSIANA CBONGARO)CARRIERE



HAWAII MAUNA KEA 1 POHAKULOA

TYPHA ANGUSTATA BORYCCHAUBORD



MAUI KOOLAU

HAWAII KCHALA

NUMBERPLANTED

20

TOTALBY ISLAND

20

STATE TOTAL 20

MOUNTAIN HEMLOCKTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE L JACKSON, 1967.

NUMBERPLANTED

1

STATE TOTAL

CATTAILHERB SOURCE; 51.

TOTALBY ISLAND

1

1

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

2

149

YEARPLANTED

1942

1939

LOCATION

0

0

PAGE 430

NUMB ERPLANTED

2

149

STATE TOTAL 151

C•. 0’ ,. ..‘ C

‘-I

0 0

ULMUS AMERICANA 1. AMERICAN ELMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1932 692

HILO 0 1928 1,593o 1929 1,309o 1930 2,324o 1931 829

6,74?

STATE TOTAL 6,74?ULMUS PARVIFLORA JACQ. CHINESE ELM

TREE SOURCE: STREETS, 1962SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR



STATE TOTAL 52ULMUS PUMILA SIBERIAN ELM

TREE SOURCE: KELSEY C. DAYTON, 1942SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCi%CLUIU 0 1931 88

WAIAHOLE 0 1931 25113HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1930 276

HCLO 0 1930 50HONUAULA 0 1932 24.

V MAUNA KEA C. POHAKULOA 0 1932 31381

STATE TOTAL 494 —

PAGE 431

VERONICA SERPYLLIFOLIA 1.



MAUI WAIHOU SPRING

ELMTREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

91

STATE TOTAL 91

TOTALBY ISLAND


0 1927

ULMUS SP. (TOURN.)L.

SUITABILITY fOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

• FORESTISLAND RESERVE

HAWAII 11110

VACCINIUM RETICULATUM SM.

SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD UAL ElY — UNKNOWN


HAWAII HAPAKUAV HILO

MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA

SOUTH KONA

NU MBERPLANTED

102

STATE TOTAL

OHELOSHRUB SOURCE: ST.

TOTALBY ISLAND

102

102

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

NUMBERPC ANTE 0

202612

212

712


o 1940O 1940

30 195264 195245 195145

V

195248 1952

SP EEDWELLHERB


0 1941

NUMBERPLANJEU

172

VIRGIL IA CAPENSIS (1.)POIR



OAHU EWA

• 172

172

JOHN, 1973

TOTALBY ISLAND

STATE TOTAL

LILAC VIRGILIATREE SOURCE: ST.


11 1933 6

PAGE 432

0 CI-’

Q : 0

VIRGILIA CAPENSIS (CaN’T)


OAHU HONOLULU 64 1933 3064 1934 210

WAIAHOLE 0 1933 24270

STATE TOTAL 270

VITEX PARVIFLORA A.L.JUSS. MOLAVETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

SUITABIlITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — FAIR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTAlISLAND RESERVE LOCATiON PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLAND

OAHU EWA 11 1926 50011 1927 2

HONOLULU 0 1936 4,66510 1926 14315 1934 1,36064 1932 73

HNOULIU1I 0 1927 75LUALUALEI 42 1926 220ROUND TOP 0 1925 6WAIAHOLE 0 1919 o5

29 1919 657,174


STATE TOTAL 7,27%

VITEX PCNNATA 1. MALAYAN VITEXSYN: V. PUBESCENS TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED : BY ISLAND



10 1958 12515 1934 1,17048 1953 90

/ 48 1953 62HONOULIULI 0 1928 85

1.765MOLOKAI MOLOKAL 1 1955 22

PAGE 433

VITEX PINNATA CCON’T)


HAWAII 11110 0 1923 5008 1923 100

1,200

STATE TOTAL 2973

VITEX SP. (TOURN.)1. CHASTETREETREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



OAHU EWA 52 1929 2058 1929 220

KAHUKU 0 1930 13MAKUA—KEEAU 0 1932 40WAIAHOLE 0 1930 12WAIMANALO 0 1937 42

347

STATE TOTAL 347

VITEX VESTITASHRUB




STATE TOTAL 25

VITIS SP. CTOURN.)L. GRAPEVINE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973



HAWAII HAMAKUA 0 1939 390 1941 4

KAU 0 1939 4KOHALA 0 1939 12

PAGE 434

C C C

o 0

VITISSP. CCON’T)

FCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII KCHALA 0 1941 15


STATE TOTAL 82WALIACEODENDRON CELEBICUM KOCRO. CELEBES WAILACETREE

TREE SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

FORE ST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HONOLULU 7 1917 1

1

STATE TOTAL 1WARSCEWICZIA COCCINEA (VAHL.IKLOTZSCH. ORANGEGOLO CHACONIA

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — GOOD

fCREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HCNOLUIU 0 1930 165

14 1949 2167

STATE TOTAL 167WASHINGTONIA FtLIFERA H.WENDI. FAN PALM

PALM SOURCE; SI. JOHN, 1973SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN


44 1953 13

STATE TOTAL 3

PAGE 435

WIDDRINGTDNIA SCHWARZII (MARLGTH)MAST. WIILOWMORE CEDARTREE SOURCE: DALLIMORE £ JACKSON, 1967




STATE TOTAL 35

WIKSTROEMIA SP. ENOL. AKIASHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY “ISLANDOAHU 0 1955 4

4HAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKULOA 49 1952 192

57 1952 200392

STATE TOTAL 396 —

WILKESIA GYMNOXIPHIUM GRAY ILIAUSHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1973


FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDOAHU HAUULA 0 1933 10

HONOLULU 64 1932 1664 1933 6765 1933 2%


V

25

VSTATE TOTAL 142

PAGE 436

0 0•• 0


109 1955


7 1917


0 1930

TOT AlBY ISLAND


2

NUMBERPLANTED

126

2

NUMBERPLANTED

66

2

2

a a

SHRUBBY SIMPOHSHRUB SOURCE: SI. JOHN, 1913

NUMBERPLANTED

22

STATE TOTAL 2LANETESHRUB SOURCE: REYES, 1938

WORMIA BURBIOGEI HQOK.f.



OAHU HONOLULU

WRCGKIIA LANITI tBLANCOMERRILL



OAHU HONOLULU

XANTHORRHOEA ARBOREA R.BR.

SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — UNKNOWNWOOD QUALITY — UNKNOWN• FOREST

ISLAND RESERVE

OAHU HONOLULU

HAWAII SOUTH KONA

XYLCA XYLOCARPA IROXB.)TAUB.



OAHU WAIANAE

STATE TOTAL

GRASS TREESHRUB SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973

YEARlOCATION PLANTED

3 195814 1959

48 1957

STATE TOTAL

BURMA PYINGADOTREE SOURCE: STREETS,

TOTALBY ISLAND

18

2

20

1962

TOTALBY ISLAND

66

66STATE TOTAL

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XYLOSHA SP. FORST.F. MAUATREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973




STATE TOTAL 4YUCCA BREVIFOLIA ENGEIM. JOSHUA TREE

TREE SOURCE: HARLOW HARRAR, 1950SUITABILITY FOR HAWAII — FAIRWOOD QUALITY — POOR

FOREST YEAR NUMBER TOTALISLAND RESERVE LOCATION PLANTED PLANTED BY ISLANDHAWAII MAUNA KEA POHAKUCOA 45 1956 6

MAUNA LOA 113 1956 612

STATE TOTAL 12ZIZEPHUS MAURITIANA LAM. COMMON JUJUBE

TREE SOURCE: ST. JOHN, 1973SUITABCLITY FOR HAWAII — GOODWOOD QUALITY — FAIR


51

STATE TOTAL St

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