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Sugar cane stalks and leaves, sugarcane sticks isolated on black background. Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sugar cane stalks and leaves, sugarcane sticks isolated on white background. Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sugar cane stalks and leaves, sugarcane sticks isolated on white background. Organic Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sugar cane stalk and leaves, one sugarcane stick isolated on white background. Organic Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

The buds and flowers of Alpinia officinarum.

Sugar cane stalks pieces, leaves, sugarcane sticks on black background. Organic Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sugar cane stalk with leaves, sugarcane stick isolated on white background. Organic Saccharum Officinarum Royalty Free Stock Photo

The true Mandrake root Mandragora officinarum, In this plant a Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alpinia officinarum, commonly known as Galangal, is depicted with a tall, conical cluster of tightly packed white buds at the top. Two partially open flowers with white petals and vibrant pink tips are visible near the base of the cluster. The stems are green, supported by long, lance-shaped green leaves. The lush background suggests a tropical environment, typical for this species, which is used in traditional medicine and cooking.