Many thanks to Keith Leber and David Strauch for the content of this page.
- UHM plant map
- List of University of Hawai‘i campus trees
- Excellent site for tree (and other plant) lovers that was created by Gerry Carr, emeritus professor of botany at UH and now at Oregon State
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- Cassia bakeriana, native to S. E. Asia, is a member of the pea family.
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- Adansonia digitata, native to tropical Africa, is in the Bombax family.
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- Pachira insignis, native to the West Indies and South America, is in the Bombax family.
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- Close-up of Pachira Insignis.
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- Latania loddigesii, native to the Mascarene Islands in the Indian Ocean.
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- Brownia coccinea, native to American tropics, is in the Pea family.
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- Sterculia foetida, native to the Old World tropics, is in the Cocoa family.
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- Tabebuia donnell-smithii, from Mexico and Central America.
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- Agatha robusta, native to Australia, is in the Auracaria family.
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- Spathodea campanulata is native to tropical Africa and belongs to the Bignonia family.
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- Ficus microcarpa is originally from Sri Lanka to southern China; it belongs to the Fig family.
UH-Manoa Campus Plants (flickr site)
Who could imagine such a wonderland of trees on the UH campus?
Thank you, Keith and Pat.
perle
Keith will be contributing more things, so stay tuned, Perle! This will become a very important part of the blog.
Nice photographs! Are you folks going to construct a new plant list of the campus plants of UHM?–So interested people could do a self-guided tour?
They should be able to do that using the resources on this page. Let me know if there’s any problem with the links, Angela.