-
specific epithet, "
tiliaceus",
refers to its
resemblance of the
leaves to
those of the
related Tilia species.
Hibiscus tiliaceus reaches a
height of...
- broad.
Flower colour in
certain species, such as H.
mutabilis and H.
tiliaceus,
changes with age. The
fruit is a dry five-lobed capsule,
containing several...
- the
goddess Jagua and the
hibiscus flower of the
majagua tree
Hibiscus tiliaceus. In
modern Caribbean culture,
there are a
number of
mermaids that are...
-
northwestern Kauai at
elevations of 150–890 m (490–2,920 ft).
Hibiscus tiliaceus L., hau, is a
spreading shrub or tree
common to the
tropics and subtropics...
- (Rhizophora mucronata); fau or fo fafini, or woman's
fibre tree (Hibiscus
tiliaceus).
Fibre is from coconut; ferra,
native fig (Ficus aspem); fala, ****...
-
Hibiscus tiliaceus var.
potteri (O.Deg. & Greenwell) H.St.John -
Native to Hawaii.
Talipariti tiliaceum var.
tiliaceum =
Hibiscus tiliaceus var.
tiliaceus -...
-
Cordia subcordata and
Hibiscus tiliaceus. A
cultivated form with a
straight trunk and a
rounded crown,
Hibiscus tiliaceus var. sterilis, is
often planted...
- overpowering.
Traditional tempeh is
often produced in
Indonesia using Hibiscus tiliaceus leaves. The
undersides of the
leaves are
covered in
downy hairs (known...
- Sea hibiscus,
Hibiscus tiliaceus,
designated imperial personal emblem of Kako...
- Pago
likely derives its name from the
CHamoru word Pågu for
Hibiscus tiliaceus, a
flowering hibiscus that grew wild in the area.
There are many archeological...
