| SNo. | Scientific Name | Locality | Habitat | Basis of Record | Description | Recorded By | Record Number | Island | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | W Maui, Lahaina District, Napili | Cultivated to cover areas of bare, exposed soil. | Preserved_Specimen | Mat-forming grass. | Oppenheimer, H.L. | 49919 | Maui | BISH | 1999-04-06 |
| 2 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | Near summit of diversion ditch by LZ-1 | Preserved_Specimen | Long creeping rhizomes | Hobdy, R.W. | 1964 | Kahoolawe | BISH | 1984-02-16 | |
| 3 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | Kualoa Ranch | Edge of parking lot | Preserved_Specimen | Larger than typical Cynodon dactylon, flowers purple, likely a cultivar | Faccenda, K. | 2713.5 | Oahu | BISH | 2022-09-22 |
| 4 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | University of Hawaii MÄnoa campus, Magoon research center by CTAHR greenhouses | Edge of mowed lawn, full sun, moist area | Preserved_Specimen | Likely a hybrid between C. aethiopicus and nlemfuensis as it closely resembles the plants I saw at Kualoa ranch | Faccenda, K. | 3097 | Oahu | BISH | 2023-04-17 |
| 5 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | West Maui, Lahaina District, Moomoku | Growing on a dirt road between pineapple fields at gully bottom. | Preserved_Specimen | Spreading vegetatively, by stolons; nodes and racemes purple. | Oppenheimer, H.L. | 110212 | Maui | BISH | 2002-11-20 |
| 6 | Cynodon aethiopicus × Cynodon nlemfuensis | Kualoa Ranch, pasture immediately behind ranch headquarters | Open, rather dry pasture | Preserved_Specimen | Strongly stoloniferous grass (but not checked for rhizomes) forming a monoculture over at least 100 square meters. Quite robust, most inflorescences with one whorl of branches but some rarely with two. Very likely planted and given that it has not spread | Faccenda, K. | 3057 | Oahu | BISH | 2023-03-07 |