| Pua Kala | Argamone glauca (PAPAVERACEAE) | Yellow juice contains a narcotic (opium): relief from toothache, neuralgia and ulcers. |
| Pukiawe | Styphelia tameiameiai (EPARCIDACEAE) | Leaves and fruit: lei. Mature wood: handles for small adzes. Leaf buds mixed with salt, and mashed, then inhaled through the nostrils: used in treatment of congestion so severe it cuts off breathing. |
| Wiliwili | Erythrina sandwicensis (FABACEAE) | Mature wood: booms and floats for single hull canoe and long surfboards. Seeds: lei. |
| 'Aweoweo | Chenopodium oahuense (CHENOPODIACEAE) |
The dark red bark, either entire or pounded, in conjunction with other ingredients: fed to a baby or eaten by a nursing mother or eaten by a pregnant mother in order to make attractive and beautiful the skin on the body of the children. |
| 'Ahinahina | Artemisia australis (ASTERACEAE) | Leaves, stalks and roots, all in conjunction with other ingredients, made into a steam bath: used in treatment of dry fever with dizziness. Leaves alone, in conjunction with other ingredients, taken orally: used in treatment of an asthma attack and pulmonary consumption without phelgm. |
| 'Akala | Rubus spp. (RUBIACEAE) | Juice from fruit: rose dye for clothing. Fruit: minor food. Ashes obtained by burning the stem as well as ashes of other plants, applied externally: used in treatment of dandruff: and, in conjunction with other ingredients, taken orally: used in treatment of burning chest pains and heart burn leading to vomiting. |
| 'Akia | Wikstroemia spp. (THYMELAEACEAE) | Stripped and pounded bark of the stem: drug for stupefying fish. Fruit: lei. Leaves, in conjunction with other ingredients, taken orally: used in treatment of stubborn cases of asthma. |
| 'Alahe'e | Canthium odoratum (RUBIACEAE) | Mature wood: digging sticks, fishing hooks and octopus spears. Leaves: used to make a black dye. |
| 'ala'ala wai nui | Pepormia spp. (PIPERACEAE) | Various parts of the plant, in conjunction with other ingredients, taken orally: used in treatment of fetid vaginal discharge, debilitating consumption, relapse after recovery from an illness, severe asthma and possibly various stages of appendicitis. |