Genus mikania memiliki kira-kira 45

Genus mikania memiliki kira-kira 450 spesies ditemukan di dunia tersebar di daerah tropis dan subtropis (Anderson et al., 2012). Mikania termasuk dalam Famili Asteraceae memiliki nama lazim American rope, Chinese creeper, dan Mile-a-minute weed. Beberapa daerah juga menamai tumbuhan dengan berbagai nama diantaranya Kaipu vally, Dhritharashtra pacha (Kerala India), Cheroma, Ulam tikus (Malaysia), dan Sembung rambat (Indonesia) (Ram, 2008). Mikania tersebar di India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Filipina, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua Nugini, Kepulauan Pasifik, Mauritius, Australia, dan negara-negara Amerika Selatan, Guangdong, Cina, Hong Kong, Macau dan Guangxi (Anderson et al., 2012).

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Genus mikania has approximately 450 species found around the world in tropical and subtropical areas (Anderson et al., 2012). Mikania is included in the Asteraceae Family has a name customarily American rope, Chinese creeper, and Mile-a-minute weed. Some areas also named the plants with a variety of names including Kaipu vally, Dhritharashtra pacha (Kerala India), Cheroma, rat the teller–Ulam design (Malaysia), and the vines Sembung (Indonesia) (Ram, 2008). Mikania spread across India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Pacific Islands, Australia, Mauritius, and South American countries, Guangdong, China, Hong Kong, Macau and Guangxi (Anderson et al., 2012).

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The genus Mikania has approximately 450 species found in the world spread in tropical and subtropical regions (Anderson et al., 2012). Mikania included in the Family Asteraceae have a common name American rope, Chinese creeper, and Mile-a-minute weed. Some areas also named plants with a variety of names including Kaipu vally, Dhritharashtra pacha (Kerala India), Cheroma, Ulam mice (Malaysia), and Sembung propagation (Indonesia) (Ram, 2008). Mikania spread across India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Pacific Islands, Mauritius, Australia, and South American countries, Guangdong, China, Hong Kong, Macau and Guangxi (Anderson et al. , 2012).