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Material examined. KAUA‘I: along Halemanu stream, near Waipo‘o falls trail. Sprawling to<br />
15 ft over top of Corynocarpus laevigatus in mixed alien roadside vegetation. fruits immature, 25<br />
Jun 2010, D. Frohlich & A. Lau 2010062503. HAWAI‘I: Kona–Ka‘ū Boundary, adventive at roadside,<br />
25 Jul 1926, O. Degener 30,255; Kīlauea Iki trail. a grape-like vine growing near the bottom<br />
east side, Kīlauea Iki. 3 aug 1943, A.L.M. Mitchell 704.<br />
Acknowledgments<br />
The authors thank Tim flynn, david lorence, Natalia Tangalin, and clay Trauernicht at<br />
NTBG for their collection work on Kaua‘i, Keren Gundersen and KISc for the opportunity<br />
to survey Kaua‘i, Katie cassel of KrcP, and John chapman and Jin-Wah lau for<br />
assistance in the field (Kaua‘i). Thank you to clyde Imada for help with plant identification,<br />
support, and document editing. We also thank Jane Beachy, Kapua Kawelo, the<br />
oaNrP staff, and oISc for their ongoing collections and support; aaron Hebshi for help<br />
with access to Navy land, and Hanna Morgonska (orchidaceae), donald davis (Ailanthus<br />
altissima), James ackerman (orchidaceae), Servando carvajal (Maclura tinctoria), roy<br />
Tokunaga (orchidaceae), Neil Snow (Leptochloa panicea), and donald Mcclelland (Sol -<br />
anaceae) for help with plant identifications.<br />
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