Plants
| Nihoa | Necker | French Frigate Shoals | Gardner Pinnacles | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | Endemic? | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pritchardia remota | Nihoa | Endemic | |||||||||
| Nihoa Carnation | Nihoa | Endemic | |||||||||
| Amaranthus brownii | Nihoa | Endemic | |||||||||
| Morning Glory | Nihoa | Laysan | Midway | Kure | |||||||
| Boerhavia repens | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | ||||||
| Portulaca lutea | Nihoa | Necker | French Frigate Shoals | Gardner Pinnacles | Laysan | Lisianski | Midway | ||||
| Ohai | Nihoa | Necker | |||||||||
| Native Hawaiian Sedge | Nihoa | Laysan | Midway | Kure | |||||||
| ʻEna ʻena | Midway | Kure | |||||||||
| Sea purslane | Necker | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | |||||||
| Goosefoot | Nihoa | Necker | French Frigate Shoals | Laysan | Lisianski | ||||||
| Puaokama | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Kure | |||||||
| Dwarf Eragrostis | French Frigate Shoals | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | |||||||
| Laysan Sedge | Laysan | Endemic | |||||||||
| Button Sedge | French Frigate Shoals | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | |||||||
| Eragrostis variabilis | Nihoa | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | |||||
| Nelson's Horsenettle | Nihoa | Laysan | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | ||||||
| Beach Morning Glory | Nihoa | French Frigate Shoals | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure | ||||
| Tribulus cistoides | Nihoa | French Frigate Shoals | Laysan | Lisianski | Pearl and Hermes | Midway | Kure |
Read more about this topic: List Of Species Of The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
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