Significats de kawakawa en anglès

She prays, gets mirimiri or spiritual massages and has bathed in kawakawa.

There has been some research around kawakawa -the anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties.

The Fiji Times reported that the ban applies during the kawakawa's peak breeding season.

She says the kawakawa in their apple-based jelly is also subtle, more like an aroma.

Elsewhere, a sense of loss pervades the exhibition: kawakawa leaves indicate portraits of those now dead.

The couple set about selling their kawakawa balm to help fund a trip to Japan for their son Jaziah.

Add in the dried kawakawa.

The mushroom caramel with kawakawa custard will be filmed, and shown online, to fans at a virtual food fair in Spain.

The study also showed the ban should apply during the kawakawa's peak breeding season which is around this time of the year.

Fiji's kawakawa - or grouper - fish population has declined by 70 percent in the last 30 years.

Manager Gillian Wadams says mahoe and kawakawa are wilting and there are cracks in the soil in what is normally a rainforest environment.

In June last year, a study showed the kawakawa population had declined by 70 percent in the last 30 years.

The older women draped their heads in pare kawakawa, the mourning wreath made of greenery, as their karanga cried out their loss to the Kiingitanga.

Mr Koroilavesau said the seasonal ban for the donu and kawakawa species would continue this year from 1 June to 30 September.

In June last year, a study showed the kawakawa and donu populations had declined by 70 percent over the last 30 years.

In June last year, a study showed Fiji's kawakawa or grouper fish population had declined by 70 percent in the last 30 years.