Management brief
Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · 15 Hawaiian specimens · 1943–2017
What this means for control work
Fruit has been recorded Dec to Feb. Treat before it, not during.
Based on 6 Hawaiian field observations in which the observer recorded fruit, out of 6 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.
Wind-carried. Distance depends on the day rather than on an animal, and a plant left standing through its fruiting window seeds the neighbourhood.
Recorded by month
6 Hawaiian field observations
- fruiting
- flowering
Where it has been collected
2 specimens and 6 field observations, all georeferenced
Islands
- Oʻahu 4
- Hawaiʻi 2
- Maui 2
- Kauaʻi 2
Elevation
Recorded from 198 to 1219 m, on 6 specimens.
Recorded in the field
photographs behind the months above
fruiting
fruiting
fruiting
fruiting
fruitingEach one dated and located, with the stage the observer recorded · Mike Ross, Kevin Faccenda, Danielle Frohlich and others, licensed under Creative Commons · see the coverage →
The specimens
See all →
Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 1976
Hawaiian Islands

Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 1968
Hawaiian Islands

Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 1972
Hawaiian Islands

Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 1972
Hawaiian Islands

Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 2017
Hawaiian Islands

Toona ciliata
Meliaceae · US · 1956
Hawaiian Islands























