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Native Ginger
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Common Name:
Native Ginger
Scientific Name:
Alpinia caerulea
Indigenous Use/Other:
Edible fruits and young rhizomes (roots). White flowers. Leaves used for shelter & also for wrapping and tenderising meat for cooking.{
http://www.noosanativeplant.com.au}
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Last reviewed 10 August 2023
Last updated 10 August 2023