Cultivated gingers of peninsular Malaysia: ultilization profiles and micropropagation
There are approximately 160 species of Zingiberaceae belonging to 18 genera in Peninsular Malaysia. Roughly 16-20 are traditionally utilized by the indigenous folks as spices, condiments, vegetables, food flavours and medicines. The resurgence of interest in herbs and potential lucrative anticipated...
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Singapore Botanic Gardens
2007
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