Corrections
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>> Dillenia suffruticosa, or simpoh ayer, should not be cultivated by backyard gardeners in Hawaii due to its highly invasive nature. A Branches of Botany garden column on page D3 of Sunday’s Detours section incorrectly stated the plant’s weed risk level and outlined how to grow the plant at home.
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