Stenogyne haliakalae

Wawra (1872)

This name is accepted

Kingdom: Viridiplantae Phylum: Magnoliophyta Class/Clade: Eudicot-Asterids Order: Lamiales Family: Lamiaceae Genus: Stenogyne

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Description

Key Characters:

Growth Form: Probably scandent or suffruticose vines.

Stems: Stems weakly 4–angled, densely hispid or rarely subglabrous.

Roots:

Leaves: Leaves simple. Opposite. Blades broadly ovate, 3.6–6.2 cm long, 1.7–4 cm wide. Apex acute. Base obtuse or truncate. Upper surfaces pubescent or occasionally glabrous; lower surfaces densely pubescent; blades membranous. Margins serrate. Petioles 6–19 mm long, densely to sparsely pubescent. Stipules absent.

Flowers: Flowers usually 6–8 per verticillaster, axillary, pedicels 4–8 mm long, densely to sparsely pubescent. Calyx bilabiate, campanulate, 4.5–8 mm long, enlarging in fruit, moderately to densely pubescent, the teeth barely acute, 1–2.5 mm long, 2.5–3 mm wide at base, splitting longitudinally, usually persistent or sometimes only ventral 1/2 persistent. Corolla bilabiate, apparently pale pink, very densely pubescent externally, glabrous within, tube narrowly funnelform, falcate, 16–29 mm long, upper lip 7–13 mm long entire or 2-lobed, flat or concave, lower lip 3–5 mm long, 3-lobed, the lobes flat or margins revolute, ovate, of similar size, distal portion of corolla sparsely to densely pubescent externally, the hairs simple or multicellular, occasionally glandular pubescent within, otherwise glabrous; nectary disk often present at base of ovary, annular or developed on anterior side only. Stamens 4, both pairs of similar length or upper pair slightly longer, included within corolla or well–exserted beyond upper lip; filaments inserted near throat, pubescent; anthers dithecal; anther sacs divaricate, opening by longitudinal slits. Ovary superior, 2-carpellate, each carpel longitudinally divided; ovules 1 per ovary lobe, placentation basal-axile; style 1, exserted, arising between lobes, usually cleft, diverging after anther dehiscence, shortly 2-lobed, the lobes subulate; stigmas 2.

Fruit: Nutlets 6–7 mm long; 1-seeded; drupaceous; black at maturity; margins slightly winged; obliquely attached at base; included within calyx at maturity; exocarp fleshy; obovoid. Seeds with endosperm absent or scanty and oily.

Ploidy:

Habitat: Known only from the south slopes of Haleakalā; Maui.

Elevation Range: 900–1,200 m.

Historical Distribution

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Uses and Culture

USES

Natural History

Statewide Status

Endemic

Island Status

Maui Endemic

Dispersal Agents


Pollinators

Bibliography

Name Published In: Beiträge zur Flora der Hawaischen Inseln. Flora 55: 554 (1872)

Other References

Wagner et al. 1990:837 (EM); Wood & Oppenheimer 2008:548 (KEY); Wood et al. 2019 (EXTINCT, 1984)

Occurrences

SNo. Scientific Name Locality Habitat Basis of Record Description Recorded By Record Number Island Source Date
1 Stenogyne haliakalae Maui Preserved_Specimen Wawra, H. 1928 Maui BISH 1868-01-01
2 Stenogyne haliakalae East Maui, Ulupalakua Preserved_Specimen Mann, H. 402 Maui BISH 1864-01-01
3 Stenogyne haliakalae Haleakala Preserved_Specimen Hillebrand, W.B. Maui BISH
4 Stenogyne haliakalae E of Puu Pani, S slope of Haleakala Preserved_Specimen Forbes, C.N. 1833 Maui BISH 1920-03-04
5 Stenogyne haliakalae Lualailua, S slope of Haleakala Preserved_Specimen Forbes, C.N. 1998 Maui BISH 1920-03-17
6 Stenogyne haliakalae Slopes of Haleakala Preserved_Specimen Hillebrand, W.B. Maui BISH
7 Stenogyne haliakalae Kaupo Trail Preserved_Specimen Olson, G.E. 74 Maui BISH 1936-11-18
8 Stenogyne haliakalae East Maui, Hana District, Haleakala National Park, Kaupo Gap Preserved_Specimen Vine 5 ft tall. Calyx: 5 sepals; Corolla: tubular, 4-lobed; Stamens: 4; Fruit: 4 parted, white. Olson, G.E. 5 Maui BISH 1936-11-18
9 Stenogyne haliakalae East Maui, Ulupalakua Preserved_Specimen Mann, H. 402 Maui BISH 1864-01-01