- Pu'u
Kōnāhuanui consists of two
mountain peaks located in
Honolulu County, Hawaii. It is the
highest point in the Koʻolau
Mountains and
second highest...
- 3,000
meters (9,800 ft); today, the
summit of the
tallest peak, Puʻu
Kōnāhuanui is only 945
meters (3,100 ft).
After hundreds of
thousands of
years of...
- 2016. "
Kōnāhuanui".
Geographic Names Information System.
United States Geological Survey,
United States Department of the Interior. "
Kōnāhuanui". Peakbagger...
- 1935. It is
endemic to the
Hawaiian island of Oahu. The type
locality is
Kōnāhuanui. The
larva constructs a flat case. It
lives in the
hollows of dead tree...
- to the
Hawaiian island of Oahu. The type
locality is Malamalama,
Mount Konahuanui. The
larvae feed on
Coprosma longijolia. Zimmerman,
Elwood C. (1978)....
-
lobes and a
staminal column joined to the corolla. It is
named after Konahuanui, the
mountain where it was discovered. It has been
successfully germinated...
-
artillery barrage in the
pocket known as "the Pen", at the base of Puʻu
Konahuanui. The
Royalists then
climbed the
steep slopes to
escape under the cover...
-
kauaiensis H.B.Baker, 1940
Philonesia kualii H.B.Baker, 1940
Philonesia konahuanui H.B.Baker, 1940
Philonesia maunalei H.B.Baker, 1940
Philonesia mokuleiae...
- People,
Their Legends. Honolulu: T. H. Nakuina, Mrs. Emma. The Moʻo of
Konahuanui.
Paper read at the
Daughters of
Hawaii meeting, 1906. Nakuina, Mrs. E...
-
Tyrannochthonius oahu**** Muchmore, 2000 — Hawaii, Oahu,
Koolau Range, Puu
Konahuanui,
Pacific Islands Tyrannochthonius orpheus Muchmore, 1996 —
Alabama Tyrannochthonius...
