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C.T. Imada in Maui, Lānaʻi and Kauaʻi, July – August 2002

July – August 2002 · 33 days, 5 of them collecting · 3 islands

All 55 specimensEvery record on the map49 photographed
CICollectorC.T. Imada · collected 1984–2025
Specimens
55
Stops
3
Names
48
Types
0
With images
49
Km between stops
420
Companions
3
Departments
1

The route

12 July 2002

Day 1 of 33 · under way

Each numbered point is a stop: a run of days spent within about ten kilometres. The route between stops is drawn straight; the real course went by sea, by road or on foot.

  1. 9 specimens, 8 names

    Schoenoplectiella juncoides 2, Cyperus meyenianus 1, Eleocharis schaffneri 1

    Paspalum distichumChloris radiataEleocharis schaffneriSetaria sphacelata
    The specimens from 12 Jul →

  2. 27 specimens, 23 names

    Bryophyta 4, Trentepohlia 2, Antidesma pulvinatum 1

    Schinus terebinthifoliaDodonaea viscosaincertae sedisAntidesma pulvinatum
    The specimens from 16 Jul →

  3. 19 specimens, 17 names

    Phyllostachys nigra 2, Heteropogon contortus 2, Cenchrus echinatus 1

    Heteropogon contortusCrotalaria incanaPhyllostachys nigraCenchrus echinatus
    The specimens from 22 Jul–13 Aug →

What came home

The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Poaceae 16, Asteraceae 6, Cyperaceae 5, Piperaceae 3, Fabaceae 3, Trentepohliaceae 2.

From the field

Paspalum distichumPaspalum distichumSchinus terebinthifoliaSchinus terebinthifoliaChloris radiataChloris radiataEleocharis schaffneriEleocharis schaffneriHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusCrotalaria incanaCrotalaria incanaDodonaea viscosaDodonaea viscosaPhyllostachys nigraPhyllostachys nigraCenchrus echinatusCenchrus echinatusincertae sedisincertae sedis
All 49 photographed specimens →

Written up

Publications by C.T. Imada in the Library from the years of the journey and the six that followed — where the results are most likely to have appeared.

  1. 2002

    Stream and botanical survey of an unnamed tributary flowing into Pu‘u Ka ‘Ele Reservoir and Pila‘a Stream, Pila‘a, Kilauea, Kaua‘i

    Englund, R.A., C. Imada & D.J. Preston

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  2. 2003

    Botanical Survey of 1325 acres of Hana Ranch, East Maui Dictrict, County of Maui

    Puttock, C.F., Imada, C., LeGrande, M.& Jansen, S.

  3. 2004

    A revised checklist of Hawaiian mosses

    Staples, G. W., C.T. Imada, W.J. Hoe, & C.W. Smith

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  4. 2004

    New Hawaiian plant records for 2002-2003

    Herbst, D.R., G.W. Staples & C.T. Imada

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  5. 2006

    Checklist of Hawaiian Anthocerotes and Hepatics

    Staples, G.W. & C.T. Imada

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  6. 2006

    Summary report for a botanical inventory of O`ahu Forest National Wildlife Refuge uplands, Waipi`o, Oa`hu

    Imada, C. & LeGrande, M.

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  7. 2006

    New Hawaiian plant records for 2004

    Staples, G.W. Herbst, D.R. & Imada, C.T.

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  8. 2006

    Botanical inventory of Kalauao Valley, City & County of Honolulu, O`ahu

    Imada, C. & Le Grande, M.

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  9. 2007

    Implementing early detection in Hawai`i

    Imada, C., Frohlich, D., Lau, A. and Smith, R.

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  10. 2007

    Botanical inventory of Board of Water Supply lands, Waihe`e and Kahalu`u valleys, windward O`ahu

    Imada, C., Lau, A., Frohlich, D. and Kennedy, B.

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  11. 2007

    Identification of roots in lava tubes using molecular techniques: implications for conservation of cave faunas

    Howarth, F.G., James, S.A., McDowell, W., Preston, D.J. & Imada, C.T.

  12. 2008

    Alien species bilogical assessment for the statewide large-capacity inter-island ferry environmental impact statement

    Howarth, F.G., Coles, S.L. & Imada, C.T.

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