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Ti leaf

Cordyline fruticosa

Photo by tcaspillo2014
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Description:

Ti leaves are not native to Hawaii or Polynesia But were introduce through Polynesian settlers

Habitat:

Southeastern Asia, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia, and Australia

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Hawai'i Bioblitz 2013

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