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The family Zingiberaceae
in Northeastern Thailand
Assist. Prof. Dr. Surapon Saensouk
Walai Rukhavej Botanical Research Institute
Mahasarakham University
ZINGIBERACEAE or GINGER
- The family Zingiberaceae or Ginger is well known for
its medicinal and economic significance.
- The best known of these is Ginger (Zingiber officinale),
Tumeric (Boesenbergia rotunda), Tulip Siam or Patumma
(Curcuma alismatifolia) and Cardamoms (species of
Amomum and Elettariopsis).
ZINGIBERACEAE or GINGER
- The family Zingiberaceae is a large and important
monocot family and is conspicuous throughout the tropics.
- It comprises approximately 50 genera and c. 1,400 species
world wide with the center of diversity in the tropics from
South to Southeast Asia.
- Thailand has one of the richest Ginger floras in the world;
about 26 genera of more than 300 species of these plants are
at present known to science
Plant Geography of Gingers
Southeast Asia = Center of diversity
1/55 4/150
50/130026/300
IMPORTANCE OF GINGERS IN THAILAND- SPICES and FOOD (ginger, turmeric, cardamom, galanga)
- SOURCE of STARCH (C pierreana)
- VEGETABLES (Z. zerumbet leaves, A. galanga – cooked
with dog meat)
- MEDICINAL PLANTS (C. longa, K. galanga, K. rotunda, H. coronarium, Z. zerumbet)- ORNAMENTALS (E. elatior, A. purpurata, H. coronarium etc.)
- COSMETICS industry (C. longa - creams) ***
- PACKING MATERIAL (Elettariopsis sp. – wraping cakes)
- CULTURAL IMPORTANCE (myths, folk tales, power
magic & black magic)
- TOURISM (Curcuma alismatifolia - Pathumma)
Proa Phu at Phuluang Tung Dok Krajiew
Who is who in Ginger
Carolus Linnaeus: Species Plantarum, 1753
9 species of Gingers : Kaempferia rotunda, K. galanga,Zingiber zerumbet, Elettaria cardamomum, Curcuma longaC. rotunda
Kaempfer �� KaempferiaJ.G.Koenig � described as new species
Amomum uliginosum Koenig
Hedychium coronarium Koenig
Amomum koenigii
Who is who in Thai GingerJ. Schmidt �� collected species on the Island of Koh Chang
K. Schumann � described several new species
Alpinia oxymitra K.Schum.
Alpinia macroura K.Schum.
A.F.G. Kerr � British medical doctor : came to Thailand
in 1902 to serve as medical plant in ChiangMai
- collected specimens all over Thailand
- 100 of species have been described on the basis
of Kerr’s collections : Geostachys kerrii, Globba kerrii, Zingiber kerrii
Who is who in Thai GingerW.G. Craib �� Kew Herbarium
initiated the Flora Siamensis Enumeratio
(annoatated checklist of the Thai Flora)
Kai Larsen � Aarhus University, Denmark
- began his botanical work in Thailand, in 1958
- Zingiberaceae, Amarantaceae and many family
- He was co-editor of Flora of Thailand, Danish editor of
Flora Nordica, Advisor to Flora of China and Executive
member of Flora Malesiana. Kaempferia larsenii, Curcuma larsenii, Caulokaempferia larsenii, Cornukaempgeria larsenii
Who is who in Thai GingerPuangpen Sirirugsa �� Thai Botanist,
began studied Zingiberaceae;
- Caulokaempferia sirirugsa
Young
Botanists �
ovary
tubular calyx
corolla lobe
labellumanther
filamenthood-like
corolla tube
stigma
stylode
lateral staminode
nectary glandFlower
Distinguished characters
Floral structure of Globba sp.
Zingiberaceae
Tribe
Alpinieae
Tribe
Globbeae
Tribe
Riedelieae
Tribe
Zingibereae
Thailand Floristic Regions :
N = North
NE = Northeastern
E = Eastern
C = Central
SW = South-Western
SE = South-Eastern
PEN = Peninsular
NE & E = Northeast part
of Thailand
(except Petchaboon Prov.)
Zingiberaceae in Northeast Thailand
Zingiberaceae
3 tribes
Tribe
Alpinieae
Tribe
Globbeae
Tribe
Zingibereae
AlpiniaAmomum
ElettariopsisEtlingera
Geostachys
GlobbaGagnepainia
ZingiberCaulokaempferiaCornukaempferia
BoesenbergiaKaempferiaHedychiumCurcuma
Stahlianthus
Tribe Alpinieae
1. Alpinia-Alpinia = largest genus in the family c. 250 species
- Ornamental plant : A. purpurata, A. vittata- Rare species : A. intermedia- Endemic species : A. macrostaminodia- Power magic plant : A. mutica- Food : A. galanga, A. siamensis, A. conchigera
- Preparing manuscript for Flora of Thailand
Alpinia oxymitra
Alpinia intermedia
Alpinia galanga“Khaa”
Alpinia siamensis“Khaa”
Alpinia conchigera“Khaa & Khaa-Ling”
Confusing
in rhizome
and
Thai name
Famous ornamental plant
Alpinia purpurataKhing-Daeng
Alpinia vittataKhing-Dang
Alpinia purpurataKhing-Chompoo
A. muticaPower magic plant
“�����������”
A. blepharocalyxFirst time record in NE & E
A. macrostaminodiaRare plant
Endemic to Thailand
Only in NE
Amomum- Few data in NE
- Some species : E-San medicinal plant
Amomum biflorumA. uliginosumA. villosum var. xantoides
Amomum biflorum“��������������”Power magic plantFrom good smell
A. uliginosum: Medicinal plant
A. villosum var. xantoides“Mak-Nang” famous medicinal plant
Elettariopsis- Preparing manuscript for Flora of Thailand- Few species in NE - Few data edible uses - Only on famous plant :
“Wandokthong” Elettariopsis wandokthongPower magic plant : make more money
EtlingeraFew data and few species in NE
Dry every green &Evergreen forest
Cultivated species as oranmental
: Etlingera elatior “Dalha”
Etlingera araneosa: from Khao Yai Nat. P.
Etlingera littoralis: from Khao Yai Nat. P.
GeostachysFew data and few species in NE
Dry every green &Evergreen forest
Rare genus
Endemic : G. smitinandiiThe author: submitted manuscript for Flora of Thailand
Tribe Globbeae
GlobbaSmall herb
Common plant : G. winitii, G. schomburgiiBracts : color from green, white, violet
Flowers : specific, color from white, yellow, pale violet
Several species : described to New species
Several species : unidentified
The Author :
collecting in the genus for Flora of Thailand project
G. annamensisCommon in upper part of E-San dipterocarp forest
Royal project
G. winitii G. schomburgii
GagnepainiaRare genus and 2 species in NE Thailand
Gagnepainia godefroyi G. thoreliana
Tribe ZingibereaeZingiber
CaulokaempferiaCornukaempferia
BoesenbergiaKaempferiaHedychiumCurcuma
Stahlianthus
ZingiberCenter diversity in the world > 50 spiciesMore than 30 species in NECommon in dipterocarp forest : Z. junceumCultivated for medicinal plant:
Z. monatum; Z. zerumbet; Z. ottensiiCultivated for food : Z. officinale “Khing”
Z. newium
Z. isanensis
Rare and EndemicTo NE
Z. larsenii
CaulokaempferiaLook like KaempferiaColor flower : white, yellow, purpleHigh mountain and waterfallMany species : Endemic to NECenter Diversity : E-San
CornukaempferiaRare genus and species : New genus few years agoEndemic to Thailand, 3 species Cornukaempferia larsenii is the new describedThe author: submitted manuscript for Flora of Thailand
BoesenbergiaKrachai (B. rotunda) is famous plant in this genusCenter diversity in E-SanB. baimaii, B. xyphostachys are endemic species to Thailand : Only E-San
KaempferiaNE : Center Diversity 90%Endemic to Thailand : only E-San K. filifolia, K. larsenii, K. grandifolia, K. fallax, K. SiamensisE-San name : Toob-Moob
Amazing Toob-Moob E-San
Hedychium
Native : High mountain NE � LoieCultivated plant : H. coronarium � good smellBeautiful color flower
CurcumaE-San : Center diversity 70%Food : C. angustifolia, C. singularis, C. longaMedicinal : C. longa, C. comosaOrnamental : C. alismatifolia, C. parviflora, C. thorelii,
C. rhabdothaEndemic and Rare : C. larsenii, C. pierreana,
C. gracillima
C. comosa
Stahlianthus
Small genus: Ph.D. student : preparing manuscript for pubblishRare speciesDipterocarp forest
Conclusions
More than 150 species are recorded in NEConservation : damage areaPush to famous plant
The Author : publishing Alpinia, Cornukaempferia, Elettariopsis,Geostachys, Globba,
Book: Gingers in E-San � Soon
Prof. Dr. Pranom ChantanothaiProf. Dr. Kai LarsenProf. Puangpen SirirugsaAssist. Prof. Dr. Achara ThammathawornAjarn Supee Larsen
Gave a chance me to valuable botanist and lecturer