| Zone | Herbs |
| Reference Id | ACP0045 |
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Derris eliptica (Lamk.) Bennet
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| Family Name | Leguminosae |
| Local Name | Tuba, Gapis Akar, Tuba Jenom |
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| Traditional Usage | Boil, wound, anticeptic, anti-insect |
| Description | Morphology: A woody climber with black stem. Leaves sub-coriaceous, oblong or oblong-lanCeolate with apex cuspidate. Racemes in tomentose. Calix shape like a cup and pubecens. Corolla red colour with 1-4 seeds.
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| Ecology Distribution | Found in some parts of Malaya and India. Distributed well from Chittagong, throughout Indo-China to New Guinea. Best growing as a wild plant. |
| Conservation Status | Least Concerned |
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| Zone | Herbs |
| Reference Id | ACP0105 |
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Dacrydium elatum (Roxb) Wall ex. Hook
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| Family Name | Podocarpaceae |
| Local Name | Ekor Kuda |
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| Traditional Usage | Ornamental |
| Description | Morphology: The wood non-porous, very fined grained, light coloured, soft and moderately hard.
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| Ecology Distribution | Ecological distribution: Originated from Burma. Found in Malaysia to Fiji. Best growth on mountain forest. |
| Conservation Status | Least Concerned |
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| Zone | Ferns |
| Reference Id | ACP0242 |
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Davallia denticulata (Burm.) Mett.
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| Family Name | Davalliaceae |
| Local Name | Rabbit’s foot fern |
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| Traditional Usage | As a tonic, flower bouquet and handicraft |
| Description | Morphology: Epiphyte, stipe to 40 cm or longer, circular in cross section, green with 2 pale green lines near adaxial surface. Fronds 60 cm long. Rachis flexuous, pinnae on the stalks, broadly deltoid. Fertile lobes bearing marginal sori. The spora in the cup-shaped indusia.
Ecological distribution: Widely distributed in tropical Asia and Polynesia. Common on lowland forests.
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| Conservation Status | Least Concerned |
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| Zone | Ferns |
| Reference Id | ACP0246 |
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Drynaria quercifolia (L.) J. Sm.
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| Family Name | Polypodiaceae |
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| Traditional Usage | Fever and poultice swellings |
| Description | Morphology: Creeping rhizome. Nest leaves brown and foliage leaves deciduous. Split from midrib when adverse condition and produced spores.
Ecological distribution: Common on lowland forest throughout Malaya, India and South China. Best growth on the roadside and village trees at the crown. |
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| Conservation Status | Least Concerned |
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