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English Name:
English Name:
Indian Mulberry Bishop Museum
Scientific name:
Scientific name:
Morinda Citrifolia,Bishop museum
Description:
Description:
Small trees/shrubs, to 5 m tall-Bishop museum
Habitat:
Habitat:
Cultivated and naturalized in dry to mesic sites, disturbed hala forest, alien grasslands 0–450 m-Bishop museum
Propagation:
Propagation:
Cultivated and naturalized in dry to mesic sites, disturbed hala forest, alien grasslands 0–450 m-Bishop museum
ʻŌlelo Noʻeau: He noni no Kaualehu, he puhai a‘a. It is a noni tree of Kaualehu whose roots are in shallow ground. Said of a person whose knowledge is shallow. The noni root from shallow ground does not make as good a dye as that from deep ground.
ʻŌlelo Noʻeau: He noni no Kaualehu, he puhai a‘a. It is a noni tree of Kaualehu whose roots are in shallow ground. Said of a person whose knowledge is shallow. The noni root from shallow ground does not make as good a dye as that from deep ground.
Uses: Noni is considered to be a very important medical plant used for treating boils,bruises,sores,and wounds with the leaves that have been burned or mashed. Boils are treated topically with the open.
Uses: Noni is considered to be a very important medical plant used for treating boils,bruises,sores,and wounds with the leaves that have been burned or mashed. Boils are treated topically with the open.
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