- Argemone glauca – Pua Kala
- Cibotium spp. – Hapu'u
- Coprosma ernodeoides – 'Aiakanene
- Cordia subcordata – Kou
- Dicranopteris linearis – Old World Forkedfern
- Dodonaea viscosa – Florida Hopbush
- Geranium cuneatum – Hinahina
- Hibiscus brackenridgei – Ma'o Hau Hele
- Ipomoea indica – Oceanblue Morning-glory
- Ludwigia octovalvis – Mexican Primrose-willow
- Lycopodiella cernua – Staghorn Clubmoss
- Metrosideros polymorpha – 'Ohi'a Lehua
- Mucuna gigantea – Seabean
- Pandanus tectorius – Hala
- Rhus sandwicensis – Neneleau
- Sadleria cyatheoides – Amaumau Fern
- Scaevola sericea – Beach Naupaka
- Solanum americanum – American Black Nightshade
- Sophora chrysophylla – Mamane
- Styphelia tameiameiae – Pukiawe
- Thespesia populnea – Milo
- Vaccinium calycinum – Ohelo Kau La'au
- Vaccinium reticulatum – Ohelo 'Ai
Native Plants
Native plants are those that grow naturally in a region, plants that were not introduced by humans. There are two types of native plants, endemic and indigenous. Endemic plants are native to only one place in the World, while indigenous plants are native to multiple places around the World. Because of its isolation in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii has an unusually high proportion (89 percent) of endemic native plant species.
Listed below are some of the native plants found in Hawaii.