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Alpinia is a
genus of
flowering plants in the
ginger family, Zingiberaceae.
Species are
native to Asia, Australia, and the
Pacific Islands,
where they...
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Alpinia galanga, a
plant in the
ginger family,
bears a
rhizome used
largely as an herb in
Unani medicine and as a ****e in
Southeast Asian cookery. It...
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Alpinia purpurata,
commonly referred to as red ginger,
ostrich plume and pink cone ginger, is a
ginger native to
Maluku and the
southwest Pacific islands...
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Alpinia zerumbet,
commonly known as s****
ginger among other names, is a
perennial species of
ginger native to East Asia. The
plants can grow up to 2...
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Alpinia officinarum,
known as
lesser galangal, is a
plant in the
ginger family,
cultivated in
Southeast Asia. It
originated in China,
where its name ultimately...
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Zingiberaceae (ginger) family, namely:
Alpinia galanga, also
called greater galangal, lengkuas,
Siamese ginger or laos
Alpinia officinarum, or
lesser galangal...
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Renealmia alpinia is a
flowering plant species native to the Americas,
where it
grows from
southern Mexico through much of
South America,
though not in...
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Alpinia caerulea,
commonly known as
native ginger or
Australian ginger, is an
understorey perennial herb in the
family Zingiberaceae which grows in rainforest...
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Alpinia modesta (common name - narrow-leaf ginger) is a
plant in the
Zingiberaceae (ginger family). It was
first described in 1904 by
Ferdinand von Mueller...
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Alpinia nutans, the s****flower, or
dwarf cardamom, is a
Southeast Asian plant of the
ginger family (Zingiberaceae), and is a
medicinal plant used to...
