The Fruits Of Alpinia Hainanensis Royalty-Free Stock Photography

Alpinia hainanensis K. Schum In Engler is a perennial herbaceous plant in the ginger family, belonging to the mountain ginger genus. Its leaves are strip shaped, with a gradually pointed tip and a spiral tail like tip. The base is gradually narrow, and both sides are hairless The leaf tongue is membranous, with a sharp and pointed tip. The raceme is moderately robust, with an inflorescence axis in a zigzag shape. It is covered with yellow, long round oval shaped bracts at the top, membranous, and small bracts with a pointed tip at the top. It is reddish brown in color Calyx tube campanulate, corolla hairless Lips obovate, anther septal appendages 2 millimeters long Glands are 3 millimeters long.