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16 | Five hundred plant species in Gunung Halimun Salak National Park, West Java 48. BINTAOS LAUT Wrightia javanica A. DC. Apocynaceae Vernacular names: ludai (trade name); milky mangrove (Eng.); Indonesia: Bali: menengan; Javanese: penggung; Malaysia: ludai, bebuta, buta-buta; the Philippines: buta-buta; Thailand: tatum; Vietnam: gia Geographical distribution: from India and Sri Lanka to Indochina, southern China, Taiwan, Thailand, throughout the Malesian region, northern Australia and the Pacific Islands Uses: for utility furniture, interior finishing, mouldings, canoes, packing cases, toys and matchsticks Life form and origin: shrub, indigenous plant References: 24, 27 49. BISBUL Diospyros discolor Willd. Ebenaceae Vernacular names: mabolo, velvet apple (Eng.); Indonesian: buah mentega, bisbul, mabolo; Malaysia: buah lemak, buah mentega; the Philippines: mabolo, kamagong, tabang; Thailand: marit Geographical distribution: tropical countries Uses: main product is fruit, but wood is also used for handicrafts Life form and origin: tree, exotic plant, cultivated References: 31 50. BOBONDELAN Cassia fistula L. Papilionaceae Vernacular names: Indonesia: Sumatra: boking-boking; Javanese: trengguli; Malaysia: bebusok, busok-busok; the Philippines: antsoan; Thailand: chaiyaphruk, kalapaphruk, kalaphruk Geographical distribution: India, Myanmar, Indochina, Thailand and the Malesian region Uses: for construction, furniture and cabinet making. Used in traditional medicine; roots used as a laxative and for treating fevers, leaves used to treat ringworm and flowers for fevers
Life form and origin: tree, exotic plant, cultivated References: 24, 27 Species checklist | 17 51. BOBONTENGAN Melothria maderaspatana (L.) Cogn. Cucurbitaceae Vernacular names: the Philippines: melon-gubat; Thailand: taneng nuu Geographical distribution: throughout tropical Africa, the Indian Ocean Islands, tropical and subtropical Asia and tropical Australia Uses: used in traditional medicine; roots used as an antidote for stomach aches Life form and origin: creeping herb, indigenous plant References: 8, 11 52. BUBUAY Plectocomia elongata Martelli ex Blume Arecaceae Uses: used in traditional medicine; liquid from stems for fevers, cuts, combustion. Fruit is edible Life form and origin: climbing palm, indigenous plant References: 8 53. BULANG – BUNGBULANG Premna tomentosa Willd. Verbenaceae Vernacular names: bastard teak (Eng.); Indonesia: Javanese: bulang, gembulang; Sumatra: leban capo, bebulang handak; Malaysia: bebuas, sarang burong, tembaroh; Myanmar: kyunbo, kyunnalin, nathabyu; Thailand: po fan, sak ke kai, kapiat, saam pang, sak khe khwai Geographical distribution: Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Indochina, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands Uses: for construction, house building, household implements, agricultural implements. Also used in traditional medicine; roots and leaves for postnatal treatment and stomach aches, bark for diarrhoea Life form and origin: shrub, indigenous plant References: 3, 27
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243. KI BEUNTEUR Leucosyke capitell
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256. KI CENGKEH Urophyllum arboreum
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324. KI SAPI Adinandra sarosanthera
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