palapalai
/ pala.palai /2. A Niʻihau name for niʻaniʻau and kupukupu.
3. Niʻihau name for gold fern, Pityrogramma calomelanos (syn. P. chrysophylla).
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2. A Niʻihau name for niʻaniʻau and kupukupu.
3. Niʻihau name for gold fern, Pityrogramma calomelanos (syn. P. chrysophylla).
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s. The name of a species of fern. See PALAI.
Name applied in general to all varieties of the common fern.
Gulch, Kohala qd., Hawaiʻi. Lit., palapalai fern.
Hairy, native Hawaiian fern (Microlepia setosa). (NEAL 12.) See Plants: Uses.
Hairy native Hawaiian fern (Microlepia setosa) found on the edges of forests and used as border edges. It grows up to 4 feet in height. This is one of the plants used on the hula altar built for Laka, goddess of the hula (other plants were lehua, maile, halapepe, and ʻieʻie.)(NEAL 12.)
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