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Figure 1 in CURCUMA IGNEA (ZINGIBERACEAE), A SPECTACULAR NEW SPECIES FROM THAILAND
Figure 1. Curcuma ignea Ruchis. & Jenjitt., sp. nov. A, Habit; B, inflorescence; C, part of flower (lateral view); D, flower (front view); E, ovary, calyx, floral tube, stamen and stigma (lateral view); F, dorsal corolla lobe; G, lateral corolla lobes; H, stamen and stigma (front view); I, lateral staminodes; J, labellum; K, ovary and epigynous glands. Scale bars: A, 10 cm; B, 2 cm; C–K, 1 cm. Drawn from Ruchisansakun & Thawara 1359 (SLR) by Saroj Ruchisansakun.
Figure 3 in CURCUMA IGNEA (ZINGIBERACEAE), A SPECTACULAR NEW SPECIES FROM THAILAND
Figure 3. Curcuma ignea Ruchis. & Jenjitt., sp. nov. A, Flower (front view); B, flower (lateral view); C, calyx; D, ovary and epigynous glands; E, dorsal corolla lobe; F, lateral corolla lobes; G, lateral staminodes; H, labellum; I, stamen (front view) and lateral staminodes; J, stamen, stigma and floral tube (lateral view). Photographs: Saroj Ruchisansakun.
Figure 2 in CURCUMA IGNEA (ZINGIBERACEAE), A SPECTACULAR NEW SPECIES FROM THAILAND
Figure 2. Curcuma ignea Ruchis. & Jenjitt., sp. nov. A, Inflorescence; B, habit in habitat; C, rhizome and tuberous roots. All photographs of Ruchisansakun & Thawara 1359 (SLR), taken by Saroj Ruchisansakun.
Curcuma kakchingense (Zingiberaceae), a new species from northeast India
<p><em>Curcuma kakchingense</em> Bidyaleima, Kishor & Sharma, a new species of <em>Curcuma</em> subg. <em>Curcuma</em> (Zingiberaceae) from Manipur, Northeast India is described and illustrated. The species has close resemblance to<em> C. phrayawan</em> and <em>C. longa</em> but is distinguished by having lemon-yellow-coloured rhizomes with a very bitter taste, glabrous dark reddish-brown bladeless sheaths, reddish-brown petiole fading towards the edges, densely pubescent coma and upper fertile bracts on both surfaces with mucronate tip, broadly ovate bracteole, elongated and revolute apex of the middle lobe of the labellum and stigma protruding through the anther lobes. The chromosome number is established as 2n = 3x = 63.</p>
Effect of the Combined Application of Cynara Scolymus, Silybum Marianum, Curcuma Longa, and Glycyrrhiza Glabra in Improving Metabolic Associated Fatty Liver Disease : a Randomized Clinical Trial
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT06798948. IPD Sharing: NO. Countries: 1. Publications: 4.
Curcuma kakchingense (Zingiberaceae), a new species from northeast India
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Curcuma longa decontaminated gx
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FIGURE 4. Curcuma sahuynhensis. A. A small inflorescence with a in Curcuma arida and C. sahuynhensis, two new species from subgenus Ecomata (Zingiberaceae) from Vietnam
FIGURE 4. Curcuma sahuynhensis. A. A small inflorescence with a flower in side view. B. Flowers in front view. C. Fruits and seeds (scale bar in mm). D. Detail of stamen in front, back and side views. E. Flower dissection: Fertile bracts, flower in fertile bract, calyx, corolla lobes, staminodes and labellum with stamen in the centre, floral tube (with ovary, calyx and stamen attached). From type Lý-486. Photo: Lý Ngọc Sâm
FIGURE 3. Curcuma sahuynhensis. A–C in Curcuma arida and C. sahuynhensis, two new species from subgenus Ecomata (Zingiberaceae) from Vietnam
FIGURE 3. Curcuma sahuynhensis. A–C. Plants with various degree of coloration of the bracts. D. Natural habitat. From type Lý-486. Photos: Lý Ngọc Sâm
FIGURE 2 in Curcuma arida and C. sahuynhensis, two new species from subgenus Ecomata (Zingiberaceae) from Vietnam
FIGURE 2. Curcuma arida in the typical dry habitat at the type locality where it grows on stony slopes under the shrubby vegetation often intermingled with succulent members of Euphorbia. Photo: J. Leong-Škorničková
FIGURE 1. Curcuma arida. A in Curcuma arida and C. sahuynhensis, two new species from subgenus Ecomata (Zingiberaceae) from Vietnam
FIGURE 1. Curcuma arida. A. Habit and detail of ligule (inset). B. Inflorescence. C. Cincinnus. D. Young fruit. E. Rhizome (scale bar in mm). F. Flower dissection: flower in side view, flower bud, floral tube (with ovary, calyx and stamen attached), corolla lobes, staminodes and labellum, fertile bract (scale bar in cm). G. Epigynous glands, anther (side and front view; scale bar in mm). From type JLS-2575. Photos: J. Leong-Škorničková
FIGURE 3 in Curcuma woodii (Zingiberaceae), a new species from Thailand
FIGURE 3. Neighbor-joining tree for Curcuma and closely related genera using the ITS2 DNA barcode. Accessions were suffixed by voucher numbers, and corresponding subgenera were color-coded. Blue color, subg. Curcuma; green, subg. Ecomata. Clade nomenclature followed Záveská et al. (2012).
FIGURE 1. Curcuma woodii N. H. Xia & J in Curcuma woodii (Zingiberaceae), a new species from Thailand
FIGURE 1. Curcuma woodii N. H. Xia & J. Chen sp. nov. A. Inflorescence with rhizomes and leaves. B. Detail of leave. C. Inflorescence. D. Flower (dorsal view). E. Bract. F. Flower (lateral view). G. Calyx. H. Corolla dorsal lobes, lateral staminodes and anther. I. Corolla lateral lobes and labellum. J. Corolla dorsal lobe. K. Detail of lateral staminode. L. Anther (front view). M. Anther (lateral view). N. Ovary (cross section). O. Stigma. P. Epigynous glands and ovary. Q. Seed. Drawn by: Liu Yun-Xiao.
FIGURE 2. Curcuma woodii N. H. Xia & J in Curcuma woodii (Zingiberaceae), a new species from Thailand
FIGURE 2. Curcuma woodii N. H. Xia & J. Chen sp. nov. A. Chromosome number 2n = 42. B. Flower dissection. C. Flowers. D. Detail of anther. E. Detail of stigma. F. Terminal inflorescence emerging from the base of the pseudostems. G. Whole plants showing leaves and terminal inflorescence. H. Rhizomes. I. Seeds.
FIGURE 2. Curcuma tongii Y. H. Tan & L. X. Zhang. A in Curcuma tongii, a new species of Curcuma subgen. Ecomatae (Zingiberaceae) from southern Yunnan, China
FIGURE 2. Curcuma tongii Y. H. Tan & L. X. Zhang. A. Habit; B. Inflorescence (top view) C. Flowering individual; D. Detail of leaf blade abaxially (ligule in insets); E. Root tuber (cross section); F. Bract and flowers (show bract supporting three flowers); G. Stamen attached to floral tube (behind, side and front view); H. Calyx; I. Dorsal corolla lobe; J. Lateral corolla lobes; K. Lateral staminodes, L. Floral tube with labellum and stamen attached; M. Ovary; N. Epigynous glands. Photographed by H.B. Ding and Y.H. Tan (from Yun-Hong Tan 7168 & Yun-Hong Tan T0158).
FIGURE 1. Curcuma tongii Y. H. Tan & L. X. Zhang. A-B in Curcuma tongii, a new species of Curcuma subgen. Ecomatae (Zingiberaceae) from southern Yunnan, China
FIGURE 1. Curcuma tongii Y. H. Tan & L. X. Zhang. A-B. Habit; C.Ligule; D. Bract. E. Flower (front view); F. Flower and flower bud (behind view); G. Floral tube with corolla lobes and stamen attached; H. Pistil; I. Dorsal corolla lobe; J. Lateral staminodes; K. Labellum; L. Stamen with style and stigma inside (side view). Drawn by: Yun-Xi Zhu.
FIGURE 2 in Curcuma papilionacea (Zingiberaceae), an unusual new species from southern Thailand
FIGURE 2. Curcuma papilionacea Soonthornk., Ongsakul & Škorničk. A–B. Inflorescence. C. Flower (semi-top view). D. Inflorescence (top view). E–G. Flower viewed from different angles. H. Labellum with lateral staminodes attached. I. Stamen in side and front view. Photographed by S. Soonthornkalump, A. Dolaji and A. Ongsakul.
FIGURE 1 in Curcuma papilionacea (Zingiberaceae), an unusual new species from southern Thailand
FIGURE 1. Curcuma papilionacea Soonthornk., Ongsakul & Škorničk.. A–B. Habitat. C. Plant. D. Seeds. E. Almost ripe fruit. F. Rhizome with root tubers. Photographed by S. Soonthornkalump.
FIGURE 3 in Taxonomic Studies on Zingiberaceae of Myanmar I: A new species of Curcuma (Subgenus Ecomatae) from Myanmar
FIGURE 3. Floral parts of Curcuma kayahensis Nob. Tanaka & M.M. Aung A. Front view of flower. B. Side view of gently curved anther. C. Staminodes (from left: lateral staminodes, and labellum). D. Stamen in front view. E. Stamen in back view. F. Anther spurs. Scale bars: A-E in 1 cm, F in 5 mm.
FIGURE 2. Curcuma kayahensis Nob. Tanaka & M.M. Aung A. Inflorescence and underground parts forming tubers. B in Taxonomic Studies on Zingiberaceae of Myanmar I: A new species of Curcuma (Subgenus Ecomatae) from Myanmar
FIGURE 2. Curcuma kayahensis Nob. Tanaka & M.M. Aung A. Inflorescence and underground parts forming tubers. B. Inflorescence on ground. C. Upper surface of leaf blade. D. Lower surface of leaf blade. E. Habit.
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