Distribution and conservation of malayavach - Alpinia galanga Wil..

malayavach :

malayavach  : Alpinia galanga Willd., Alpinia calcarata


Geographical distribution:

Tropical plant from South East Asia,India, China and now widely distributed in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world ; more recently it is cultivated in US, India and South East asia. 

ECOLOGICAL ASPECT:

The rhizome has been shown to have weak antimalarial activity in mice.

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