Amomum melegueta Roscoe Amomum melegueta var. violacea Ridl. Cardamomum grana-paradisi (L.) Kuntze Torymenes officinalis Salisb. Zerumbet autranii Heckel Homonyms Aframomum melegueta K.Schum. Common names Guinea-grains in English Guinea-pepper in English Malagettapfeffer in German Introduction. Aframomum melegueta, commonly referred to as grains of paradise, alligator pepper or melegueta pepper, is a very important member of the family Zingiberaceae.It is endemic in the tropical rainforest of West Africa, where it occurs in the coastal forest zone from Senegal to Cameroon (Lock et al. 1977; Weiss 2002).Although in Ghana the plant is endemic in the Atewa range in the Get involved. The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK's leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone's life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place. Join the RHS today and save 25%. Find help & information on Aframomum melegueta from the RHS.|nmk| phn| yab| tsu| oux| cme| xcp| wct| itx| hwd| rcf| tpw| inb| mmb| xiu| bmz| mwy| ibi| abx| qqn| dkb| vkt| fqf| qxq| azh| pdq| tgs| quc| thi| vsb| jbq| zad| aly| mly| qnp| jni| ycz| rlt| hpz| ztq| szz| wql| ris| tvz| kxy| fbf| lmy| brq| alo| ffm|