- Puʻu
Huluhulu is a
volcanic cone
located near the
center of the
Island of
Hawaii in the
State of Hawaii. It is
located on the
southern side of
Hawaii Route...
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pimple to a hill, and can
refer to: Puu ****ui,
mountain peak in
Hawaii Pu'u
Huluhulu (Hawaii
Route 200) Pu'u 'Ō'ō (Puu Oo),
volcanic cone in
Hawaii Setsuna...
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Gossypium tomentosum,
commonly known as maʻo,
huluhulu or
Hawaiian cotton, is a
species of
cotton plant that is
endemic to the
Hawaiian Islands. It inhabits...
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inland along State Highway 200
including Mauna Kea
mountain road, Puu
Huluhulu, and others. In the
District of
South Hilo,
along State Highway 19, are...
- Inland,
along State Highway 200, are:
Mauna Kea
mountain road and Puu
Huluhulu and others. In the
District of
South Hilo,
there are,
along State Highway...
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reduplication in the
Sonsorol language. E.g. 'orange' = hulu, 'oranges' =
huluhulu. The
numeral system of
Sonsorolese is base-10. The
numeral system can go...
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Craters Road,
which follows a "chain" that also
includes the Hiʻiaka, Puʻu
Huluhulu, Kānenuiohamo,
Makaopuhi and Nāpau craters.
Three historic eruptions have...
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common at
lower levels on the mountain. A po****r site is Kīpuka Puʻu
Huluhulu, a kīpuka on
Mauna Kea's
flank that
formed when lava
flows isolated the...
- of the Humuʻula Saddle. Two
roads intersect Saddle Road
close to Puʻu
Huluhulu at its
crest near mile 28 at 6,632 feet (2,021 m)
above sea level, the...
- po****tion
structure and
reproductive isolation of this fly species. Puʻu
Huluhulu –
Volcanic cone in the
Island of
Hawaii U.S.
National Park Service. "Kīpuka...
