Brighamia insignisA plant that no longer exists in the wild. Brighamia insignis, known as the Hawaiian Palm or Alula, was declared extinct in its native habitat on the sea cliffs of Kaua'i, Hawai'i, with the last wild individual disappearing around 2020. Every plant in cultivation today exists because of conservation propagation efforts. Its form is unmistakable: a thick, succulent trunk that bulges at the base and tapers toward the top, crowned with a compact rosette