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Rhizome: A Hidden World of Beauty and Healing In the enchanting land of Greece, a beautiful blue Iris known as the Peloponnese form of Cretan iris blooms gracefully

Background imageRhizome Collection: Sliced ginger root

Sliced ginger root (Zingiber officinale). The root (actually the rhizome) of the ginger plant is used as a flavouring in cooking

Background imageRhizome Collection: Ginger root

Ginger root (Zingiber officinale). The root (actually the rhizome) of the ginger plant contains magnesium, zinc and the B vitamins, and is used as a flavouring in cooking

Background imageRhizome Collection: Acorus calamus rhizome, light micrograph

Acorus calamus rhizome, light micrograph
Acorus calamus rhizome. Light micrograph of a section through a rhizome from a sweet flag (Acorus calamus) plant. The rhizome has an outer layer with scattered collateral vascular bundles

Background imageRhizome Collection: Water parsnip rhizome, light micrograph

Water parsnip rhizome, light micrograph
Water parsnip rhizome. Light micrograph of a cross-section through an underwater rhizome of the lesser water parsnip (Berula erecta)

Background imageRhizome Collection: Bracken fern rhizome, light micrograph

Bracken fern rhizome, light micrograph
Bracken fern rhizome. Polarised light micrograph of a cross-section through a rhizome from a bracken fern (Pteris aquilinum). The outer layer (yellow-green) consists of supporting fibres

Background imageRhizome Collection: Bearded Iris (Iris germanica)

Bearded Iris (Iris germanica)
Flower of a Bearded Iris (Iris germanica), photographed in France

Background imageRhizome Collection: Fern rhizome, light micrograph

Fern rhizome, light micrograph. Transverse section through the center of a rhizome from the Killarney fern (Trichomanes speciosum)

Background imageRhizome Collection: Inulin crystals, light micrograph

Inulin crystals, light micrograph
Inulin crystals. Polarised light micrograph of inulin crystals (yellow) stored inside a Dahlia sp. root tuber. Inulin is a naturally-occurring plant sugar found in the roots or rhizomes of some

Background imageRhizome Collection: Bracken rhizome, light micrograph

Bracken rhizome, light micrograph
Bracken rhizome. Light micrograph of part of a cross-section through a rhizome from the bracken Pteridium aquilinum. The centre of the rhizome is off top, while the outer surface is off bottom

Background imageRhizome Collection: Rhizome, light micrograph

Rhizome, light micrograph
Cross-section of a rhizome. Light micrograph of a cross-section through a rhizome of the bracken (Pterdium aquilinum) showing ground tissue in which there is imbedded a vascular strand called

Background imageRhizome Collection: Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica)

Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica)
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica, syn. Reynoutria japonica) foliage. This plant was introduced to Europe from Asia in the mid-19th century as an ornamental and fodder plant

Background imageRhizome Collection: Japanese knotweed

Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) growing rapidly after being cut back. Japanese knotweed is a tough, highly invasive perennial, that was introduced to this country by the Victorians

Background imageRhizome Collection: Iris rhizomes

Iris rhizomes



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Rhizome: A Hidden World of Beauty and Healing In the enchanting land of Greece, a beautiful blue Iris known as the Peloponnese form of Cretan iris blooms gracefully. Once called Iris unguicularis and Iris stylosa, this captivating flower showcases its vibrant hues in a mesmerizing display. Meanwhile, another variety of Iris, the Bearded iris or Iris Rajah, stands tall with its striking yellow upright petals. Its single flower captivates onlookers with its majestic presence. Delving into the world beneath the water's surface, we discover the intricate beauty of a water fern rhizome through a light micrograph. The delicate details unveil themselves like an artwork crafted by nature itself. Moving to Thailand, we encounter Curcuma alismatifolia pink or siam tulip - an exquisite plant that adds splashes of pink to any landscape. Its vibrant colors bring joy and delight wherever it grows. The Dutch iris or Iris hollandica Nova Blue takes us back to Europe with its elegant charm. Each blossom tells a story through its rich hues and graceful petals that dance in harmony with gentle breezes. Venturing further eastward to China, we uncover the secret behind round China cardamom - both rhizome and fruit play vital roles in traditional medicine practices. Their potent properties have been revered for centuries for their healing abilities. Ginger root emerges from our exploration as Zingiber officinale or Amomum zingiber - commonly used in culinary delights worldwide but also treasured for its medicinal qualities. This versatile spice adds warmth and depth to dishes while soothing ailments when brewed into tea. Thai galangal or Alpinia galanga is another gem found within Southeast Asia's herbal treasure trove. Known as greater galangal, it possesses aromatic flavors that enhance various cuisines while offering numerous health benefits.