Homalomena lingua-felis is newly described from Tapanuli (North Sumatra Province, Indonesia). This species resembles H. pexa from which can be easily distinguished by its shorter petiole (2.0–4.5 cm vs. 7.0–12 cm), papillate petiole (vs. densely

Strobilanthes schomburgkii (Craib) J.R.I.Wood is a plant native to Thailand’s humid tropics. It is discovered to be newly naturalized in Bandung, Cirebon, and Sumedang, West Java. It occurs in riparian habitats

Studi ini memperbarui informasi taksonomi mengenai marga Aristolochia di Jawa, Indonesia, dengan menggabungkan perubahan nomenklatur terkini dan pencatatan jenis rekaman baru. Pada survei tahun 2024, A. leuconeura Linden didokumentasikan untuk

Malpighiaceae Juss. merupakan suku tumbuhan yang beragam, terdiri dari sekitar 72 marga yang sebagian besar tersebar di wilayah tropis dan subtropis. Di Pulau Jawa, sebelumnya telah tercatat delapan marga. Selama

Enam jenis tambahan Costus budi daya telah didokumentasikan dari Jawa, Indonesia: C. comosus var. bakeri, C. erythrophyllus, C. osae, C. pictus, C. productus var. productus, dan C. stenophyllus. Spesies-spesies ini

Homalomena pistioides A.S.D.Irsyam, M.R .Hariri & Raynalta represents a recently identified species within the Aroid family, hailing from the region of Sumatra, Indonesia. The newly identified species is a lithophytic

Hanguana rubinea Škorničk. & P.C.Boyce, originally described from and reported to be endemic to Singapore, has been discovered on Batam, Riau Islands, Sumatra and is reported here as a new record

The genus Furtadoa M. Hotta (Araceae) is reviewed, with its morphological characteristics compared to those of Homalomena Schott, and its molecular phylogenetic position analyzed in relation to other Homalomena species.

Homalomena pistioides A.S.D.Irsyam, M.R.Hariri & Raynalta represents a recently identified species within the Aroid family, hailing from the region of Sumatra, Indonesia. The newly identified species is a lithophytic plant

Costus L. is the most species‑rich genus in Costaceae and is mainly distributed in the Neotropics and tropical Africa. Five Costus species have been introduced to Java, Indonesia, for ornamental