Kōhia

Ko te kōhia he hua me kiko reka whaia mai ngā tipu ō puninga Passiflora.^[1] He rongonui ngā momo tipu Passiflora tetrandra^[2] me Passiflora edulis^[3] nō tēnei puninga.

Ngā momo

Ingoa pūtaiao	Ingoa ā-rohe	Reo	Aronga o te ingoa
Passiflora tetrandra	kōhia^[2]	Māori i Aotearoa
Passiflora edulis	pārapōtini papa‘ā^[4]	Māori i ngā Kuki Airani	papa‘ā = "Pākehā"
Passiflora edulis	liliko‘i	Hawaii	(mai te ingoa o tētahi āpiti i te moturere Maui^[5])
Passiflora maliformis	pārapōtini ‘enua^[6]	Māori i ngā Kuki Airani	‘enua = "whenua"
Passiflora maliformis	pārapōtini māori^[6]	Māori i ngā Kuki Airani

Ngā tohutoro

↑ Passiflora L. Plants of the World Online. 2024.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 "Kōhia". Te Māra Reo. Benton Family Trust. 2024.
↑ Morton, Julia F. (2013). Fruits of warm climates. Echo Point Books & Media. Ng. wh. 320–8. ISBN 978-1-62654-976-0.
↑ "Passiflora edulis - Purple Passionfruit". Cook Islands Biodiversity Database.
↑ Becky Speere (Hanuare 2015). "A Passion for Liliko‘i". Maui Magazine.
↑ ^6.0 ^6.1 "Passiflora maliformis - Hard Passionfruit". Cook Islands Biodiversity Database.

[:1-1] Passiflora L. Plants of the World Online. 2024.

[:3-2] 2.0 ^2.1 "Kōhia". Te Māra Reo. Benton Family Trust. 2024.

[:2-3] Morton, Julia F. (2013). Fruits of warm climates. Echo Point Books & Media. Ng. wh. 320–8. ISBN 978-1-62654-976-0.

[4] "Passiflora edulis - Purple Passionfruit". Cook Islands Biodiversity Database.

[5] Becky Speere (Hanuare 2015). "A Passion for Liliko‘i". Maui Magazine.

[:0-6] 6.0 ^6.1 "Passiflora maliformis - Hard Passionfruit". Cook Islands Biodiversity Database.

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