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Welcome to Zimmer Osteoarthritis provides a foundation for increasing joint integrity, improving function, and enhancing patient’s quality of life. Zimmer products offer personalized care and the ability to understand how disease can be transformed into opportunities for recovery and healing.Alpinia oxyphylla Alpinia oxyphylla (Chinese: 日林花, pinyin: rìlín huā, Japanese: hinoki, pinyin: hǎitóng huā) is a perennial herbaceous plant in the ginger family, Zingiberaceae. It is native to eastern Asia. Description Alpinia oxyphylla can grow as tall as, with leaves, stems and roots, all in shades of green. Flowers are borne in racemes (inflorescences), and are typically produced for a few months during early summer. The flowers have yellow-green sepals, are about in diameter and are borne at the top of a spathe. Uses It is grown as an ornamental plant in warmer climates. Alpinia oxyphylla is sold in some Asian grocery stores and supermarkets in the US, and is available as a raw product from many Asian grocery stores. It has a pungent flavor and aroma when raw and is best used in small quantities. It is called "pungent alpine ginger" in Chinese. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is used for rheumatism and for kidney tonification. In Japan, the flowering stems of Alpinia oxyphylla are pickled as kinkanban, to produce a highly prized condiment known as Hakkinen. Alpinia oxyphylla is also used in Japanese traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments, such as rheumatism, asthma, and gout. See also Alpinia officinarum References oxyphylla Category:Medicinal plants of Asia Category:Plants described in 1911Due to the closure of our physical facilities in Arcadia, California, the Library is experiencing severe issues with our online catalogue. As a result, we have decided to temporarily close our online catalog in order to restore normal operations. You are now leaving the City of Arcadia website and are being directed to a website outside of our City. Visitors to this website should not submit personal information. be359ba680


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