Pandanus dubius Sprengler grows in coastal forests, in cluding beaches and rocky shores in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific region, including Palau, Northern Marianas, Guam (local name pahong), Kiribati (local name tekaureiko), Federated States of Micronesia (local names mweng kaki, kipar n ai), Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu ...

Pandanus fragrans, a screw pine growing in the jungle, Island of Guam. From Useful Plants of Guam Plate LX. Fragrant Fruited Screwpine Local names - Kafô, Kafû, Kafok, Cafû,Cafô (Guam)A small tree, 3 to 7 meters high, with glossy, green leaves having no textile value.

Jan 31, 2023 · In Thailand, people use pandanus leaves to boil with water for drinking to add refreshment, or use the leaves to wrap food for cooking. Pandanus in the Marianas The pandanus plant is native to Guam. In Chamorro, pandanus is known as aka'on, pahong and kafu. While pandanus fruit is not a staple for CHamoru, the seed kernels are used as a relish.

Guam's 2 native pandanus: kafu' (Pandanus fragrans) on the left; pahong (Pandanus dubius) on the right. One way to remember is that kafu' is a shorter word and it has the narrower leaves. Pahong is a longer word and has the wider leaves. At University of Guam - UOG.

Nov 27, 2020 · Guam's 2 native pandanus: kafu' (Pandanus fragrans) on the left; pahong (Pandanus dubius) on the right. One way to remember is that kafu' is a shorter...

Feb 25, 2020 · University of Guam researcher Dr. Rachel Jolley inspects Pandanus tectorius, also known as kafu, growth after ungulate removal in the North Finegayan Forest Enhancement Site, February 25, 2020.

Apr 9, 2024 · Pandanus dubius Sprengler grows in coastal forests, in- cluding beaches and rocky shores in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific region, including Palau, Northern Marianas, Guam (local name pahong), Kiribati (local name tekaureiko), Federated States of Micronesia (local names mweng kaki, kipar-n-ai), Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu ...

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There you will find vast shopping outlets, a world-wide variety of tasty dishes in its food court, and a movie theater. All of these are a few minutes' drive for your enjoyment and convenience. A few blocks from the mall on weekends, you may also want to explore Guam's Dededo Flea Market.

Pagu or sea hibiscus (Talipariti tiliaceum) (Figure 5), lemon China or limeberry (Triphasia trifolia) (Figure 6), and gagu or ironwood (Casuarina equisetifolia) are examples of indigenous trees that were naturally distributed among the islands of the Pacific without human intervention. Figure 5.