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For millions
of years while the rest of the world went through cooling and warming
periods, the equatorial rainforests of Malaysia, Borneo and Sumatra have
provided a warm and sheltered environment for plant and animal life.
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The center of diversity for the ginger family, Zingiberaceae, is the Indo-Malayan region with approximately 160 species occurring in Peninsular Malaysia. Borneo is still insufficiently known and under explored for gingers but may have more species than Peninsular Malaysia.
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Carnivorous
plants are fascinating in that they capture and digest various prey
in order to accumulate nutrients for growth. The habitats where
they normally occur are nutrient poor.
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The group of plants commonly known as “ginger” is a prominent component of tropical floras throughout the world. They are used as ornamental plants for gardens, for traditional medicine, and in culinary preparations as a spice.
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