Botanical and ethnobotanical inventories of the National Park of American Samoa

Ragone D and Lorence DH. 2003. Botanical and ethnobotanical inventories of the National Park of American Samoa. Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit Technical Report Series. 170. National Tropical Botanical Garden. Kauai, HI

Botanical surveys involved collecting voucher specimens of native and naturalized species and some cultivated plants in the National Park of American Samoa, includes all park islands (Tutuila Tau, Ofu and Olosega). Goal was to inventory and document three main groups of plants: 1) food crops that are cultivated or harvested from wild plants; 2) plants harvested for non-food uses; and 3) plants documented in the literature and/or verified by Samoans as food sources for flying foxes. Includes photographs of plants (in digital format), plant lists, and maps of surveyed area.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Ragone, Diane; Lorence, David
Date of Issue
2003-04
Publisher
National Tropical Botanical Garden
Units
NPSA , PACN
Keywords
American Samoa, Checklist, National Park Of American Samoa, Plant Inventory Report, Plant Studies, Vascular Plants, Vegetation

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