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32 | Five hundred plant species in Gunung Halimun Salak National Park, West Java 96. EPUNG-PUNG – PEUEUNG Dichrostachys cinerea (L.) W. & A. Leguminosae Vernacular names: Indonesia: Javanese: epung; Madurese: pereng; Thailand: hang suea, nom suea, krathin wiman Geographical distribution: India, Myanmar, Java, the Lesser Sunda Islands Uses: for small objects: pegs, tool handles and walking sticks. Used in traditional medicine; roots and fruit used as an anthelmintic, leaves for treating contusions and conjunctivitis Life form and origin: shrub, exotic plant, cultivated References: 27 97. ERANG Oncosperma tigilaria (Jack) Ridl. Palmae Vernacular names: Nibong (Eng.); Indonesian: nibung; Javanese: gendiwong; Malaysia: nibong, anau, nibong pa saloi; the Philippines: anibong, anibung; Myanmar: kazaung; Thailand: cha on, lao cha on Geographical distribution: Indochina, Thailand and throughout the Malesian region, the Lesser Sunda Islands Uses: The trunk is in demand for saltwater pilings in the construction of offshore fish traps. The entire trunk is used for house supports, posts and footbridges, and split trunks are used for flooring, decorative panelling, fencing and furniture. Stems used for food and leaves for handicrafts Life form and origin: palm tree, indigenous plant References: 27 98. EURIH Imperata cylindrica (L.) Beauv. Poaceae Vernacular names: cogon grass, satintail (Eng.); Indonesian: alang-alang, ilalang, lalang; Malaysia: lalang, alang-alang; Papua New Guinea: kunai, kurukuru; the Philippines: kogon, gogon, bulum; Myanmar: kyet-mei; Thailand: ya-kha, laa laeng, koe hee Geographical distribution: The tropics and subtropics of Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia Uses: used in traditional medicine; rhizomes used for treating venereal diseases, haematuria, gonorrhoea, syphilis, cuts, fevers, hypertension and neuropathy
Life form and origin: herb, indigenous plant References: 3, 20 Species checklist | 33 99. GADUNG Dioscorea hispida Dennst. Dioscoreaceae Vernacular names: Asiatic bitter yam, intoxicating yam (Eng.); Indonesian: gadung; Balinese: sikapa; Sulawesi: sikapa; Ambon: ondo; Malaysia: ubi arak, gadongan, gadong mabok; the Philippines: name, gayos, karot; Myanmar: kywe; Thailand: kloi, kloi-nok, kloi-huanieo Geographical distribution: from India and southern China, through Southeast Asia to New Guinea Uses: used in traditional medicine; tubers used for treating boils, dermatosis, syphilis, rheumatism and diabetes Life form and origin: liana, indigenous plant References: 7, 8 100. GAHARU – GARU Gonystylus macrophyllus (Miq.) Airy Shaw Thymelaeaceae Vernacular names: Indonesian: ramin gunung Uses: for house building, tool handles, furniture and as a traditional medicine Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant References: 8 101. GANDARIA Bouea macrophylla Griffith Anacardiaceae Vernacular names: gandaria, plum mango (Eng.); Indonesian: gandaria; Sundanese: jatake; Madurese: pao gandari; Malaysia: kundang, kundang daun besar, setar; Thailand: ma prang, som prang Geographical distribution: Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, West and Central Java, Borneo, Ambon Uses: for house building, tool handles. Edible fruit Life form and origin: tree, exotic plant, cultivated References: 27
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