Faya was brought to Hawaii for its berries and later used in reforestation; by 1937, it was considered invasive and was threatening native plants |
PC: National Park Service (NPS) A tree brought to Hawaii for its berries later became a problem for native plants in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Faya, or Morella faya, is native to the Canary Islands and was most likely brought to the Hawaiian Islands by the Portuguese in the 1800s. It was introduced as an…
