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  • Metrosideros polymorphs or Ohi’a lehua, growing on the sea level lava fields and the sub-alpine flanks of Mauna Loa. It was as ubiquitous as dandelions, yet highly revered by the native Hawaiians as well as all new comers to the islands. It is a beautiful tree related to eucalyptus.
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