Dubautia kenwoodii G. Carr from the Hawaiian Island of Kaua'i is descr
ibed and illustrated. The new species is distinguished from congeners
by virtue of its combination of uniseriate, peripheral, very firmly co
alescent receptacular bracts, cymose-glomerate capitula, and coriaceou
s, lustrous leaves with sharply cartilaginous-toothed margins acid abr
uptly narrowed, broadly clasping bases.