File:Alpinia zerumbet 3.jpg
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Alpinia zerumbet - Shell ginger, Pink porcelain lily Decorative garden perennial. The plant has globose red fruit. Native of South-east Asia. Alpinias grow from thick fleshy roots called "rhizomes", similar in appearance to the "ginger root" found in grocery stores. But it is Alpinia galanga roots (I think) used in cooking, as Ginger spice (??????), not this one. |
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| Source | Pink porcelain lily |
| Author | Tatiana Gerus from Brisbane, Australia |
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