Cordyline fruticosa (L.) A. Chev.

Hanjuang (baca: 'hanyjuang') (Cordyline fruticosa) nyaéta tutuwuhan kembangan ti kulawarga Laxmanniaceae, saméméhna diasupkeun kana kulawarga Agavaceae, nu jangkungna bisa nepi ka 4 m, panjang daunna 30–60 cm, kalawan lébar 5–10 cm. Kembangna semu konéng-beureum, nu gagangna panjang (40–60 cm), nu terus jadi buah laleutik kelir beureum. Ieu tutuwuhan téh pituin Asia Tenggara, Papua, Mélanésia, Australia kalér-ngétan, jeung sabagian Polinésia. Aya ogé di Hawai atawa Selandia Baru, tapi da beunang melak^[1].

Ku urang Sunda, ieu tutuwuhan sok dipelak di juru-juru wates tanah pikeun tanda, sedengkeun daunna sok dipaké mungkus rupa-rupa katuangan. Hasil panalungtikan nunjukkeun yén daun hanjuang boga watek antibaktéri^[2].

Sebutan séjén

• Convallaria fruticosa L. (basionim)
• Asparagus terminalis L. nom. illeg.
• Cordyline terminalis (L.) Kunth
• Cordyline terminalis var. ferra Baker
• Dracaena terminalis L. nom. illeg.
• Dracaena terminalis Rich.
• Terminalis fruticosa (L.) Kuntze

Galeri

• Kembang hanjuang

• Buah hanjuang

Rujukan

• Wikipédia édisi basa Inggris. Cordyline fruticosa. Dicutat 19 Séptémber 2007.

1. ↑ http://www.itfgs.org/htm/cordyline.htm
2. ↑ Chaerunisa AY, Alim Z, Supriyatna (2001). "Sifat biostatika pengemas makanan tradisional daun hanjuang (Cordyline fruticosa) dan daun tisuk (Hibiscus macrophyllus) dibandingkan dengan Nipagin-Nipazol". Cermin Dunia Kedokteran 130: 49-54.

Tumbu kaluar

• Flora of China: Cordyline fruticosa
• Sir Apenera Short, a former Cook Islands Queen's Representative (1990-2000) dressed in tī léaves. [1]

ko e sī tongotongo ʻi heʻene matala

Ko e sī ko e fuʻu ʻakau siʻi mo haʻane ngaahi foʻi lau lahi. Ko hono aka, kapau motuʻa ʻa e ʻakau, ʻoku mēlie ʻaupito.

ʻI onoʻaho naʻe vahavaheʻi ia ʻi he kāinga ʻo e Agavaceae pe Liliaceae, ʻoku teʻeki pau ʻa e kau saienisi. Pehē pē ʻoku toe lahi hano ʻuhinga tatau:

• Convallaria fruticosa L. (basionym)
• Asparagus terminalis L. (hingoa taʻefakalao)
• Cordyline terminalis (L.) Kunth (koeʻuhi haʻane ngāueʻaki he ʻā)
• Cordyline terminalis var. ferra Baker
• Dracaena terminalis L., Lam. (hingoa taʻefakalao)
• Dracaena terminalis Rich.
• Terminalis fruticosa (L.) Kuntze

Ngaahi faʻahinga kehekehe

• sī melo
• sī kula (lau kulokula, vakai ki he ʻata ʻi mataʻu)
• sī leʻa pe sī mataleʻa
• sī tongotongo (lau lanumata)
• sī kauvalu
• sī matani

Hingoa ʻi he ngaahi lea kehe

• kī (lea fakahauaiʻi)
• tī (lea fakamauli, lea fakahaʻamoa)
• ʻautī (lea fakatahisi, (ko e tī ko e aka pē)
• masawe (lea fakafisi)
• langue de femme (Réunion: ʻelelo ʻo e fefine)

Toe meʻa kehe

Ko e lau ʻoku ngāueʻaki he sisi, ko e teunga faiva.

Tataku

• Hokohoko ngaahi ʻakau; Vaʻa fekumi ngoue Vainī
• Tongan dictionary; C.M. Churchward
• Plants of Tonga; T.G. Yuncker; BPB bulletin 220, Honolulu 1959

Ing tukud pari (Cordyline fruticosa) metung yang evergreen a tanaman a manyampaga (flowering plant) king familia ning Asparagus, ing Asparagaceae, a balu ra kareng miayaliwang karaniwang lagyu, alimbawa Cabbage Palm, Good Luck Plant, Palm Lily, Ti Plant, Kī, La'i (Hawaiian), Tī Pore (Māori), Sī (Tongan), Lauti (Samoan), ampong ʻAutī (Tahitian) .

Sadya yang makabili kareng familiang Agavaceae ampong Laxmanniaceae (a pareu nang subfamilia ning Asparagaceae king sistemang APG III system). Metung yang tanaman a madutung (woody plant) a miraras king katas, a maki bulung a 30Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "[".60 cm (Template:Convert/in) (rarely Template:Convert/LoffAonD/Soff) kaba ampong Template:Convert/Dual/LoffAoffDbSon lapad king babo ning tangkeng madutung (woody stem). Manyampaga yang Template:Convert/Dual/LoffAoffDbSon kabang panicle da reng mangalating mabanglung manilo-nilo anggang malutung sampagang maging malutung bungang berry.

Katutubu ya king tropical o malisangan a mauli-aslagang Asia, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia, pangulu-aslagang Australia, ing Indian Ocean, ampong dake ning Polynesia. E ya katutubu king Hawaii o New Zealand, nun e dela re deng Polynesian a minalis karin.^[1][2]

Dalerayan

1. ↑ "Cultigens grown by Māori", Te Ara
2. ↑ "Canoe Plants of Ancient Hawai`i"