Erosion | Rainfall | Plants
	‘ilima	ma‘o	wiliwili
	pili	kiawe	palupalu o Kanaloa
	introduced grasses	Since the elimination of goats, many of the plant species of Kaho‘olawe have made a comeback. Native flora is threatened now by introduced vegetation like kiawe (or mesquite) and aggressive grasses such as Natal redtop.
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