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Abelmoschus manihot

bele, edible hibiscus, Tongan spinach, sunset muskmallow, manioc hibiscus

Designation: Low Risk
Score: 1
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Abies guatemalensis

Guatemalan fir, abeto de Guatemala

Designation: Low Risk
Score: -2
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Abies religiosa

oyamel, sacred fir

Designation: Low Risk
Score: -2
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Acacia glaucoptera

clay wattle, flat wattle

Designation: Low Risk
Score: -1
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Acacia koaia

koai'a, koai'e, koa'oha, dwarf koa, lowland koa

Acalypha godseffiana

acalypha, copper leaf, beefsteak

Designation: Low Risk
Score: -7
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