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them out. Because of their growing habit, they cannot be individually treated with <br /> herbicide. Therefore, they will be removed by hand whenever possible. <br /> Native Plant Propagation and Out - planting: <br /> Native Hawaiian plants are known to be highly variable exhibiting morphological and <br /> physiological variation over very small geographic distances. Therefore in any native <br /> conservation project it is important to collect seeds and seedlings from the immediate <br /> area where they will be planted. Introduction of plant material (including native species) <br /> is discouraged because introduced seedlings will not be adapted to local conditions and <br /> P danger importing .. (C � <br /> present the dan er of also im rtin weed seeds and alien animals <br /> . � frogs, insects <br /> etc). Fortunately, this property has significant native natural reseeding occurring. In most <br /> cases, native seedlings can be thinned out and spread into areas that are being treated for <br /> weeds. <br /> Harvesting: <br /> No harvest is planned for the forested portion of this property. <br /> Time Frame: <br /> Although invasive species will never be completely eliminated from this or any other <br /> property in Hawai'i, it is believed that eliminating mature weed trees and replacing them <br /> with native vegetation will hinder alien species from adversely impacting native <br /> ecosystems. Invasive alien species are so widely distributed in Hawai'i that even with the <br /> best land management practices, weed eradication is a perpetual activity. The owners of <br /> this property are committed to protecting this land, promoting native vegetation and <br /> limiting invasive alien plant presence for the entire 20 years covered by this dedication <br /> and beyond. <br /> Appendix 2 <br /> Page 3 <br />