Part 6

P Pai 18, 36, 38 Palaa 9, 14, 32, 37 Palaihinahina 18, 32, 37 Palailaulii 18, 32, 37 Palapalai 11, 23, 32, 34, 37, 38 Pamoho 10, 35, 38 Pellaea 12, 33, 38 Pellucid polpody 28, 36, 38 Piipiilau manamana 25, 35, 38 Pinnae 33 Pipi 14, 36, 39 Pityrogramma 31, 33, 37 Polypodium 18, 28, 36, 38 Psilotum 14, 36, 39 Pteridium 13, 33, 37 Pteris 26, 33, 37 Pulu 4, 6 Pulu Factory 6, 8

S Sadleria 7, 20-21 Silverfern 31, 33, 37 Spenomeris 14, 32, 37 Spores 3 Staghorn, false 9, 32, 37 Stenoloma 14, 32, 37 Sword fern 16, 34, 37

T Thurston Lava Tube 10, 33, 34 Tree fern 2, 4, 5, 37 Trichomanes 18, 32, 37

U Uluhe 9, 32, 37

W Wahini noho mauna 18, 36, 38 Waimakanui 26, 33, 37 Wawaeiole 8, 36, 39

X Xiphopteris 18, 36, 38

THE PURPOSES OF THE HAWAII NATURAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION Hawaii National Park, Hawaii

Formed for the purpose of cooperating with the National Park Service by assisting the Naturalist Department of Hawaii National Park in the development of a better public understanding of the volcanology, geology, plant life, history, and related interests in Hawaii National Park and surrounding areas, the Association aids in the development of the Hawaii National Park Museum and library, offers publications, motion and still colored pictures of volcanoes and natural history of this area for sale to park visitors, and cooperates in the publication of Hawaii Nature Notes.

Revenue derived from the activities of the Hawaii Natural History Association is devoted entirely to the purposes outlined above. Any person interested in furthering these purposes may become a member upon payment of one dollar. Gifts and donations are accepted for museum or library development, or general use.

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