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Pisonia brunoniana, papala kepau, papala, indigenous. The sticky fruits were used by the Hawaiians to trap birds in order to collect feathers for capes and other decorated objects. | |||||||||
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Pisonia sandwicensis, aulu, kaulu, 2 - Pahole Gulch, O'ahu, 3 - Pu'u Pane, O'ahu, endemic. | |||||||||
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Pisonia umbellifera, papala kepau, papala - Kalua'a Gulch, O'ahu, indigenous. | |||||||||
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Pisonia sp., papala kepau, papala. |
