Management brief
Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · 8 Hawaiian specimens · 1928–2009
What this means for control work
Fruit has been recorded recorded in almost every month. Treat before it, not during.
Based on 64 Hawaiian field observations in which the observer recorded fruit, out of 104 annotated records for this species. These are people standing in front of the plant, dated and located to the metre — the densest Hawaiian evidence available. What they cannot tell you is whether the fruit was ripe.
Birds carry this one, so a treated site is not a closed problem — seed arrives from wherever else the species is fruiting. Timing matters at landscape scale, not just on your parcel.
Recorded by month
104 Hawaiian field observations
- fruiting
- flowering
Where it has been collected
2 specimens and 104 field observations, all georeferenced
Islands
- Oʻahu 3
- Kauaʻi 1
Elevation
Recorded from 8 to 549 m, on 6 specimens.
Recorded in the field
photographs behind the months above
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fruitingEach one dated and located, with the stage the observer recorded · Sean Ford, Merav Vonshak, yerbasanta, Alyce C Dodge and others, licensed under Creative Commons · see the coverage →
The specimens
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Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · OSW · 1928
Hawaiian Islands
fruitingPsidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · CSCN · 1989
Hawaiian Islands

Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · OSW · 1928
Hawaiian Islands

Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · OSW · 1938
Hawaiian Islands

Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · UT · 1989
Hawaiian Islands

Psidium cattleianum
Myrtaceae · ASU · 2009
Hawaiian Islands























