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What is this?
#1
I see these berries in bloom every spring near Peepekeo, but I can't find what they are....
thanks in advance...
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#2
Looks like Ti to me.
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#3
No, it's a large tree, about 20' tall. I always assumed it was macadamia, but have never found other images of such berries on macadamia trees. Here is an image of the tree:

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#4
Christmas Berry/Brazilian Pepper?

If so, nasty and invasive. All over lower Ka'u.
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#5
Does not look like the Brazilian pepper to me. How large are the fruits?

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#6
each fruit is about 1/4-1/2 inch diameter. For a long time I thought they were flowers, and I was quite surprised when I finally stopped and saw that they were berries.
There are groves of them just after the bypass area south of Peepekeo, so they appear to be cultivated.

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#7
Citharexylum caudatum (juniperberry) according to the Hawaii Plant ID group at flickr. I can sleep tonight!

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#8
Great job Hrooster!
Here is a HEAR image link:
http://www.hear.org/starr/images/image/?q=010425-0086&o=plants
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#9
Another link, which may help in identifying other Hawaiian plants.

If you click on any of the pictures it gives you in depth information about that particular flower/tree or plant.

http://wildlifeofhawaii.com/flowers/cate...es/page/3/
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#10
Great site, hikatz, thanks!
It was the Starrs who answered my question at Flickr, tho I had spent a long time looking through HEAR (the Starrs own site)....I just couldn't figure a way to narrow my search there.

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