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Gingers are a family of
aromatic plants with subterranean stems called rhizomes. They are
classified under the order of ZIngiberales and the family of
Zingiberaceae. A lot of the gingers are being used in traditional Malay medicine and the most frequent ones include halia, halia bara, kunyit and temu lawak. These are the gingers also used in cooking. The use of gingers as medicine dates back to a few thousand years or as old as the Indian and Chinese Traditional Medicine. It is the Chinese and Indians who introduced ginger to the Arabs and subsequently to the Europeans. We have more than 100 different species of gingers or different varieties which encompasses the following Geni: Zingiber Curcuma Kaempferia Alpinia Languas Scaphoclamys Hedychium |
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