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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Moanalua - KaneoheDate: 1989 January 02Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_500Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Mt. KaalaDate: 1991 June 18"obata_john_02_473Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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In sloping forest near the trail from Pihea to Alakai Crossing, Alakai region, Kauai. September 2010, Image I10-H1416
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This Kauai endemic plant (endemic genus) is part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads, 125 endemic species of 7 genera (6 endemic) which evolved from a single colonization 13+ million years ago. This was on the trail past Pihea but before the intersection with the Alakai Swamp trail. Elevation around 1229m/4030ft.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Moanalua RidgeDate: Not Known"obata_john_02_505Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Upper Duponte Trail, KaalaDate: 1991 June 14"obata_john_02_475Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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In sloping forest near the trail from Pihea to Alakai Crossing, Alakai region, Kauai. September 2010, imageI10-H1412.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Moanalua - KaneoheDate: 1989 January 02Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_501Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Mt. KaalaDate: 1991 June 07"obata_john_02_470Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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This is an image of a mountain slope on Kauai. I have placed numbers 1 through 10 next to flowering plants of Trematolobelia kauiensis that can be seen at full resolution, plus letters A through I next to non-flowering plants that seem to be lobeliads. I cannot be sure that non-flowering plants are T. kauiense. Lobelia and Cyanea species could be here also. Some additional non-flowering stems are not labelled. In case there is a risk to the plants, I am not posting the exact location (please don't post it in comments if you know this population) but you are welcome to email me for details. The photograph was taken in lare summer 2010 and I hope it may be of interest in tracking these plants in future years. Image I10-1244.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Crest, west of KonahuanuiDate: 1974 October 13Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_499Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularis? (T. macrostachys)Location: 1 km from crest of middle ridge, Moanalua Valley"obata_john_02_507Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Moanalua - KaneoheDate: 1989 January 02Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_497Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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This Kauai endemic plant (endemic genus) is part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads, 125 endemic species of 7 genera (6 endemic) which evolved from a single colonization 13+ million years ago. This was on the trail past Pihea but before the intersection with the Alakai Swamp trail. Elevation around 1229m/4030ft.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: KonahuanuiDate: 1985 October 14Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_506Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Kipapa summit areaDate: 1980 November 23Notes: (Kolii); (H. & A.) Zahlbr. 1891"obata_john_02_465Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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This Kauai endemic plant (endemic genus) is part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads, 125 endemic species of 7 genera (6 endemic) which evolved from a single colonization 13+ million years ago. This was on the trail past Pihea but before the intersection with the Alakai Swamp trail. Elevation around 1229m/4030ft.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Crest, west of KonahuanuiDate: 1974 October 13Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_503Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Summit Laie TrailDate: 1968 May 05Notes: (Kolii); (H. & A.) Zahlbr. 1891"obata_john_02_466Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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This Kauai endemic plant (endemic genus) is part of the Hawaiian Lobeliads, 125 endemic species of 7 genera (6 endemic) which evolved from a single colonization 13+ million years ago. This was on the trail past Pihea but before the intersection with the Alakai Swamp trail. Elevation around 1229m/4030ft.
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: Moanalua - KaneoheDate: 1989 January 02Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_496Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia macrostachysLocation: Wiliwilinui summit, OahuDate: Not KnownNotes: (Kolii); (H. & A.) Zahlbr. 1891"obata_john_02_463Photo used with permission by John K. Obata
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Slide Information:"Name: Trematolobelia singularisLocation: KonahuanuiDate: 1985 October 14Notes: St. John"obata_john_02_486Photo used with permission by John K. Obata