Hawaii National Park (Nature Notes)

HAWAII NATURE NOTES
THE PUBLICATION OF THE
NATURALIST DIVISION, HAWAII NATIONAL PARK
AND THE HAWAII NATURAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION

VOL. IV

1960

No. 1

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Degener, Otto. Flora Hawaiiensis. Degener. 1932.

_______. Plants of Hawaii National Park. Honolulu, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Ltd. 1930.

Fagerlund, Gunnar O., and Arthur L. Mitchell. Checklist of the Plants, Hawaii National Park, Kilauea-Mauna Loa Section. Hawaii National Park Natural History Bulletin 9 (mimeographed). 1944.

______. The Exotic Plants of Hawaii National Park. Hawaii National Park Natural History Bulletin 10 (mimeographed). 1947.

Hillebrand, William F. Flora of the Hawaiian Islands. New York, Williams and Norgate. 1888.

Neal, Marie C. In Gardens of Hawaii. Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Special Publication 40, Honolulu. 1948.

Rock, Joseph F. C. The Indigenous Trees of the Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu. Published under patronage. 1913.

PARK NATURE TRAILS

Everyone interested in Hawaiian plants will want to walk on the self-guiding nature trails in the park.

There are two of these trails in the Kilauea Section. The Kipuka Puaulu Trail, one mile long, passes through an area of well developed soil and vegetation that has been surrounded by more recent lava flows. It is a place of outstanding interest because of the varied plantlife. The Halemaumau Trail is 3-1/2 miles long, and many of Kilauea Crater's plants are identified along the trailside. Free self-guiding booklets for both areas are available at Park Headquarters.

At the Haleakala Section, introduced pines and other conifers, as well as native plants, are labeled for your enjoyment on the Hosmer Grove Nature Trail.

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