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Bangle (Zingiber
montanum (J.König) Link ex A.Dietr. = Syn Zingiber cassumunar, syn. Z.
purpureum Roxb.) Is one of the spice plants of tribe-temu-ketemuan
(Zingiberaceae) members. Rimpangnya used as a spice kitchen and treatment
materials. This plant is known in various places with various names: mungle
(Aceh), bungle (Tapanuli), kunik bolai (Rana Minang), banglee'iy (Rejang),
panglai (Pasundan / Sunda), pandhiyang (Madura), bale (Makassar) , panini
(Bugis), unin makei (Ambon).
Bangle is found in the
tropical south Indian region and Southeast Asia such as: vietnam, thailand,
malaysia, indonesia, myanmar, laos and frangipani.
Bangle grows in tropical
Asia, from India to Indonesia. In Java is cultivated or planted in the yard in
places where enough sunlight, ranging from lowlands to 1300 m dpi. In the
stagnant or muddy soil, its growth will be disturbed and the rhizome quickly
decomposes.
Herbaceous annuals, grow
upright, 1-1.5 m high, forming clumps rather dense, quasi-trunked, consisting
of the lane leaf midrib ends haired brush. Single leaf, layout. Leaves of oval
leaves, thin, pointed tip, blunt base, flat edge, smooth hair, sparse, pinnate
repeating, 23-35 cm long, 20-40 mm wide, green color. The flowers are compound
interest, the form of bunches, out at the end of the stem, the length of the
handle to 20 cm.
The flower-shaped part is
oval or spindle-shaped, 6-10 cm long, 4-5 cm wide. The leaves of the petals are
arranged like thick scales, petals form the tube, the tip is serrated three,
the red color is lit. Flower lips round shape elongated, white or pale color.
Bangle has a spreading and fleshy rhizomes, almost circular to jorong or
irregular, 2-5 mm thick.
The outer surface is uneven,
wrinkled, sometimes with grated leaves, light yellowish brown, when split in
light yellow to brownish yellow. It does not feel good, spicy and bitter.
Bangle is classified as a spice that has medicinal properties. Harvesting is
done after the plant is one year old. Propagation by rhizome cuttings.
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