n., A variety of sugar cane, a dark brown-red mutant of manulele, with purple leaf sheaths and leaves. It was formerly used in medicine, and is one of the best canes for eating raw.
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red land. Land section. North Kona, Hawaii.
Cove and land sections, Kai-lua, Kona; heiau for human sacrifices, Wai-piʻo Valley, Hawaiʻi (For. Sel. 158; RC 14). Valley, Wai-mea district, Kauaʻi. Point, north Lā-naʻi. Congregational church at Ka-naio and a nearby land division, Mākena qd., Maui (Coulter map, p. 229; RC 85). Valley, southeast Niʻihau. (Ii 119.) See Puʻu-honua-ʻula. Lit., red land.
Variety of sugarcane, a dark brown-red mutant of manulele. The leaf sheath and leaves are purple. Newly striped stalks are a dirty brown. It was formerly used as a medicine and is one of the best canes for eating raw. It was one of the early canes used in love making. Lit., red earth.
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