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|align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Stamm''' |||[[ | |align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Stamm''' |||[[angiospems]] | ||
|Magnoliophyta | |Magnoliophyta | ||
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|align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Klasse''' |||[[ | |align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Klasse''' |||[[dicots]] | ||
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|align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Familie''' ||[[ | |align="left" style="background:#99ff99"|'''Familie''' ||[[Simarubaceae]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:48, 23 September 2019
tongkat ali E longifolia [1] | ||||
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Taxonomische indeling | ||||
| Reich | Plant | Plantae | ||
| Stamm | angiospems | Magnoliophyta | ||
| Klasse | dicots | Magnoliopsida | ||
| Ordnung | Sapindales | |||
| Familie | Simarubaceae | Simarubaceae | ||
| Gattung | tongkat ali | Euricoma | ||
| Autor(en) | Jack | |||
| Jahr | 1822 | |||
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Systematiek | ||||
| Ordnung | Sapindales | Sapindales | ||
| Familie | Sapindaceae | Composietenfamilie | ||
Eurycoma longifolia (family: Simaroubaceae) is commonly distributed in the Southeast Asia and Indo-China[2] Plant with beta carbolines [3] Many therapeutic purposes including malaria, dysentery, sexual insufficiency, and rheumatism
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