Genus Palhinhaea

in Nature Observer2 days ago
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Genus PalhinhaeaAugust 01 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

In my area this wild plant is often called the Wire Fern plant, the tree can grow up to 1 meter and is generally bright green. It is quite easy to recognize this tree because each branch is covered with seeded hairs, its appearance looks very unique and this is a plant that is completely harmless to humans, so we can hold it safely. According to the information I got from residents in my village, this plant has many benefits, one of which is as a wound medicine, and the good news is that the population of this plant is quite stable in my area, but usually we will be able to easily find it around the riverbank because this plant grows in humid tropical forests. But is this plant edible or not? I don't know.

So far, I haven't been bothered by this wild plant at all, perhaps because it only grows in humid areas, while agricultural land is predominantly dry.
Okay everyone, now I'm going to share some pictures of this wild plant here.



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