Five hundred plant species in gunung Halimun Salak ... - CIFOR

230. KI ANGIR
Species checklist | 75
Ganophyllum falcatum Blume
Sapindaceae
Vernacular names: mangir (trade name), kayu mangir; Malaysia: panapok ayer;
the Philippines: arangen, lulibas, salngen
Geographical distribution: from the Nicobar and Andaman Islands,
throughout the Malesian region to the Solomon Islands and northern Australia
Uses: for house and bridge construction, panelling, flooring, door and window
frames, furniture, cabinet work, moulding, boat building, railway sleepers,
sporting goods. Bark used for shampoo and soap
Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant
References: 24, 27
231. KI ANGRIT
Adina polycephala Benth.
Rubiaceae
Vernacular names: Indonesian: kayu kunyit; Javanese: ki anggrit; Sumatra:
nangi kuning; Malaysia: berombong, meraga, mengkeniab; the Philippines:
zschokke adina; Thailand: khamin, khem chang, lang khao
Geographical distribution: India, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand,
Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, Borneo, the Philippines
Uses: for house building, flooring, fences, posts, joinery, tool handles,
agricultural implements. Bark used for a tonic in local medicine
Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant
References: 24, 27
232. KI APU
Polyosma ilicifolia Blume
Saxifragaceae
Vernacular names: Sundanese: ki cabe
Geographical distribution: India, Myanmar, Indochina, southern China,
Thailand, throughout the Malesian region to tropical Australia
Uses: for local house building
Life form and origin: tree, indigenous plant
References: 24, 27