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uleʻohiʻu

/ ule.ʻohiʻu / Haw to Eng, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

n., A type of sugar cane, unknown in 1978, once used as a salve (For. 5:585); perhaps the same as ʻawela melemele and uluhui.

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    • HP 225.

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uleʻohiʻu

Haw to Eng, Kent (1986),

Bronze-yellow mutant of ʻāwela (or vice versa). On exposure to the sun it takes on a deep, reddish-bronze cast over the yellow-like gold. Kamakea: Discovered by Kalua and Paiaalani. The latter suggested he use the cane juice to cover his boils and sores: boil it in hot water, drink some, and rub it in the skin. Insipid when eaten. Also soft.

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