Cyanea Kuhihewa Endangered

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My group and I had no clue what the Cyanea Kuhihewa was. We have found out that Cyanea Kuhihewa is critically endangered. It is not really to be found because it is a juvenile plant in 1997. Lowland wet forest with Metrosideros polymorphic, Dicranopteris. That is the problem that the Cyanea faces. Cyanea are extinct now since 2003 they caused a big problem in Hawaii hurricane in 1992. The way you could solve those problems if you put the Cyanea Kuhihewa in a wet forest where it could stay calm. Cyaneas family is I would want to keep the Cyanea in a calm, quiet habitat. Doctors that work on plant would of course be best at working on this especially the expert that work with endangered species which in this case is the cyanea kuhihwea. Fun Fact: Cyanea are nowhere in the wild they usually are indoors. The policies or standards that are in the way is of course is that is endangered. The Cyanea Kuhihewa group is Dicot. The way funding goes a lot of people can help fund but not all those people you want to help are going to help maybe a school could help fund because that will really look good. It was probably extirpated by weeds following Hurricane Iniki when the canopy was destroyed. Seeds in storage should be retested to see if any are viable. …show more content…
See getting those seeds that they have left could bring a lot of trouble or this funding idea could get the Cyanea off the endangered species list and then those plants could be everywhere. Species is still

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