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126 | Five hundred plant species in Gunung Halimun Salak National Park, West Java Geographical distribution: tropical Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Australia Uses: fragrant leaves used for perfuming clothes. Used in traditional medicine Life form and origin: epiphytic fern, indigenous plant References: 4, 8 399. PAKU TIHANG Cyathea contaminans (Wallich ex Hook.) Copel Cyatheaceae Vernacular names: blue tree fern (Eng.); Indonesian: paku tiang, paku pohon; Malaysia; paku gajah; Javanese: paku arjuno; Malaysia: paku gajah gunung; the Philippines: pakong buaya, anonotong, gantaw; Thailand: hua ai pet Geographical distribution: India throughout Southeast Asia, Sumatra and Java Uses: edible young leaves Life form and origin: tree fern, indigenous plant References: 4, 9 400. PALAHLAR Dipterocarpus hasseltii Blume Dipterocarpaceae Vernacular names: Indonesia: Aceh: langan; Simalur: keruing bunga; Javanese: klalar, plalar; Kalimantan: temparau Geographical distribution: Peninsular Thailand, Malesia: around the periodically dry border of the ever wet zone of the Sunda Shelf; central and north Malaysia; Sumatra (the Simalur and Mentawai Islands); West Java, the Lesser Sunda Islands (Bali); south and east Borneo to southeast Sabah; the Philippines including Palawan Uses: useful for construction Life form and origin: herb, indigenous plant References: 26 401. PALASARI Alyxia reinwardtii Blume Apocynaceae Vernacular names: Indonesian: pulasari; Javanese: pulosari; Thailand: chalut, luut, nuut Geographical distribution: from southern China, through Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and southward to Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, Bali and Borneo
Species checklist | 127 Uses: used in traditional medicine; stem and bark used as a hemostyptic and for treating fevers, gonorrhoea, aphtha, menstrual disorders and coughs Life form and origin: liana, indigenous plant References: 30 402. PANCALUHUR Deeringia amaranthoides (Lamk) Merr. Amaranthaceae Vernacular names: Indonesia: Malay: bayam besar; Balinese: bayem luur; Malaysia: bajam besar, bajam pohon, the Philippines: ditiran, sili-silihan, aribugbug; Thailand: khruea yang, phaahom plaa Geographical distribution: from India to China, throughout Malesia to Australia Uses: used in traditional medicine; roots for headaches, leaves for boils and smallpox. Edible Life form and origin: herb, exotic plant, cultivated References: 30 403. PANGGANG Brassaiopsis glomerulata (Bl.) Regel Araliaceae Geographical distribution: montane forest in Sumatra and Java and from India to southwest China Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant References: 24 404. PANGSAR Ficus callosa Willd. Moraceae Vernacular names: hard fig (Eng.); Indonesia: Javanese: ilat-ilatan; Timor: lassi; the Philippines: kalayokai, kalukoi; Thailand: maduea kwang Geographical distribution: Myanmar, Indochina, the Andaman Islands, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, Borneo, the Philippines, Sulawesi and the Lesser Sunda Islands Uses: for temporary construction, mouldings, interior work, fruit crates, firewood Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant References: 27
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Species checklist 1. ALPUKET Persea
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39. BEGONIA Begonia robusta Blume B
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45. BINGBIN Pinanga coronata (Blume
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Life form and origin: tree, exotic
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57. CACABEAN Species checklist | 19
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63. CANAR Smilax macrocarpa Blume S
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69. CANGKUDU Species checklist | 23
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Species checklist | 25 Geographical
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Species checklist | 27 Used in trad
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123. HARENDONG BULU Clidemia hirta
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Species checklist | 53 Uses: for in
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Geographical distribution: all trop
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173. JIRAK Species checklist | 57 S
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224. KERTAU Species checklist | 73
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