'Mahina Hawaii' - The Hawaiian Moon Protea
'Mahina Hawaii' - The Hawaiian Moon Protea
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1992-03
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Ito, Philip J.
Parvin, Philip E.
Murakami, Tsuru
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University of Hawaii
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'Mahina Hawaii' was named for the spectacular
Hawaiian moonrise; mahina means "moon." The flower has a bright yellow center with radiating salmon styles.
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cultivars,
floriculture crops,
Hawaii,
Leucospermum,
plant breeding,
protea
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Ito PJ, Parvin PE, Murakami T. 1992. ‘Mahina Hawaii’ – the Hawaiian moon protea. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 1 p. (Commodity Fact Sheet; CFS-PRO-3C).
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