Prunus persica

Wagner et al. 1990:1100 (O?, H? [as P. persica, reported in the wild at Peacock Flats, O and Kīpuka Puaulu, H, perhaps persisting plantings or escapes]); Oppenheimer 2003:22 (NEWNAT/EM, DESCR); Staples & Herbst 2005:475 (KEY), 476 (DESCR, as P. p. vars. persica & nucipersica); Rohrer 2014:352 (no varieties of P. persica recognized); Oppenheimer 2019:8 (EM? [as P. p. var. nucipersica, adventive, Kēōkea]); Brock et al. 2023:138 (K); Kerr s.n. BISH 444056 (O†, 1946)

Occurrences

SNo.	Scientific Name	Locality	Habitat	Basis of Record	Description	Recorded By	Record Number	Island	Source	Date
1	Prunus persica	Olinda		Preserved_Specimen		Tanabe, L.	55	Maui	BISH	1961-01-02
2	Prunus persica	W of Waialua, Waianae Mts		Preserved_Specimen		Kerr, M.		Oahu	BISH	1946-06-30
3	Prunus persica	Kokee, his garden		Preserved_Specimen		Plews, J.H.R.		Kauai	BISH	1987-04-10
4	Prunus persica	East Maui, Makawao District, Keokea, Kula FR.	Sparingly naturalized in burned area.	Preserved_Specimen	Shrubby trees; fruit (nectarines) delicious but small. Germination of seeds not attempted.	Oppenheimer, H.L.	90901	Maui	BISH	2009-09-01
5	Prunus persica	Puuwaawaa		Preserved_Specimen		Baldwin, R.I.		Hawaii	BISH	1958-09-13
6	Prunus persica	Waimea District. Kokee State Park, in the ditch along Makaha Ridge road, about 500 meters from the intersection with Highway 550.	Growing roadside next to Psidium cattleianum and Dianella sandwicense. Occurring occasionally along roadsides in the area.	Preserved_Specimen	Shrub with a spindly appearance with thin stems (only a couple inches across at base), approximately 2.5 meters tall; leaves medium green, thin, translucent; fruit roundish, fleshy, and borne in axils about mid-branch, pastel orange colored and tinged red where sun hits, softly hairy.	Brock, K.	1062	Kauai	BISH	2017-07-06
7	Prunus persica	Waimea Canyon, along Hwy 550 near mile 10.5, ~0.2 mile past Lookout	roadside in Acacia koa forest, with Lantana, Psidium and Myrica	Preserved_Specimen	10' tree; leaves dark, mat green above, paler below with whitish-green midrib. Immature fruit pale green with some brownish-red tinge at basal end.	Flynn, T.W.	3339	Kauai	BISH	1989-04-20
8	Prunus persica	East Maui, Makawao District, Kalialinui Gulch	In gully bottom below waterfall.	Preserved_Specimen	3-4m ht lanky trees.	Oppenheimer, H.L.	40143	Maui	BISH	2001-04-29
9	Prunus persica	Waimanalo Research Station	full sun	Preserved_Specimen	3.5 m well branched shrub. Branches erect or ascending. Petals rose pink with dark pink at base	Lau, J.	1785	Oahu	BISH	1985-12-30
10	Prunus persica	Waimea Drainage Basin, West side		Preserved_Specimen		Forbes, C.N.	1072	Kauai	BISH	1917-07-03
11	Prunus persica	Olinda	Seveal in this area, naturalized in this area. In gulch with Schinus terebinthifolius, Eucalyptus sp., Aleurites moluccana, Melinis minutiflora, Ehrharta erecta.	Preserved_Specimen	Adults and young trees.	Starr, F.	10020601	Maui	BISH	2010-02-06
12	Prunus persica	East Maui, Makawao District, Waiohuli	Growing in degraded subalpine shrubland.	Preserved_Specimen	Pink-flowered shrubs.	Oppenheimer, H.L.	50121	Maui	BISH	2001-05-20

Prunus persica

(L.) Batsch (1801)

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Kingdom: Viridiplantae Phylum: Magnoliophyta Class/Clade: Eudicot-Rosids Order: Rosales Family: Rosaceae Genus: Prunus

nectarine, peach

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