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22 | Five hundred plant species in Gunung Halimun Salak National Park, West Java 66. CANGKOREH Dinochloa scandens (Blume ex Nees) O. Kuntze Poaceae Geographical distribution: from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, southern Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra to the Lesser Sunda Islands Uses: locally for making rough baskets to carry stones from rivers. Stems used for making handicrafts. Used in traditional medicine; liquid from stems used to treat conjunctivitis and as an anti-inflammatory Life form and origin: climbing bamboo, indigenous plant References: 5, 8 67. CANGKRING – DADAP CANGKRING Erythrina fusca Loureiro Papilionaceae Vernacular names: purple coral-tree, coral bean, swamp immortelle (Eng.); Indonesia: Javanese: cangkring; Sulawesi: rase, kane; Malaysia: dedap, dadap; the Philippines: anii, korung-korung; Thailand: thonglang nam, thonglong Geographical distribution: Asia and the Pacific Islands Uses: for fodder, and also used in traditional medicine; bark and roots use to treat beriberi, wood for gonorrhoea Life form and origin: tree, exotic plant, cultivated References: 6, 27, 30 68. CANGKUANG Pandanus furcatus Roxburgh Pandanaceae Geographical distribution: Africa, Madagascar, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Indochina, southern China, Taiwan, Japan, Thailand, throughout the Malesian region, Australia Uses: used in traditional medicine; shoots used as an antidote for dysentery and diarrhoea, leaves used to make handicrafts Life form and origin: pandan tree, indigenous plant References: 8, 11
69. CANGKUDU Species checklist | 23 Morinda citrifolia L. Rubiaceae Vernacular names: Indian mulberry (Eng.); Indonesian: mengkudu; Javanese: pace; Malaysia: mengkudu besar, mengkudu jantan; the Philippines: bankoro, tumbong-aso, apatot; Myanmar: al; Thailand: yo baan, mataa-suea, yae-yai Geographical distribution: tropical Asia and tropical Australia Uses: wood for poles and fuel. Used in traditional medicine; bark and fruit used to treat dysentery, coughs, cardiodynia, and leaves for colic, tonsillitis and diabetes, fruit for malaria, cholecystitis, hypertension and as an anthelmintic Life form and origin: tree, exotic plant References: 11, 24 70. CARIANG Schismatologlottis rupestris Zollinger & Moritzi Araceae Uses: used in traditional medicine Life form and origin: herb, indigenous plant References: 8 71. CARINGIN Ficus benjamina L. Moraceae Vernacular names: golden fig (Eng.); Indonesia: beringin (common); Javanese: waringin; Malaysia: beringin, waringin; the Philippines: salising-haong, salisi; Thailand: sai yoi bai laem Geographical distribution: from India to Myanmar, Indochina, Thailand, throughout the Malesian region Uses: for temporary construction, mouldings, interior work, cladding, drawers, small domestic articles, fruit crates, firewood Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant References: 24, 27
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243. KI BEUNTEUR Leucosyke capitell
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256. KI CENGKEH Urophyllum arboreum
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304. KI MOKLA Species checklist | 9
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318. KI RINYU Species checklist | 1
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324. KI SAPI Adinandra sarosanthera
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351. KOKOPIAN Morinda tomentosa Rot
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357. KUMIS KUCING Species checklist
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Species checklist | 125 Uses: used
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422. PILANG Acacia leucophloea (Rox
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