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"ABSTRAK The beauty of some members of Annonaceae family have a potential used as an ornamental plant. The species attractiveness, propagation and collection in Bogor Botanical Garden were described in this paper."

"ABSTRAKGloriosa superba, known as glory lily or climbing lily, is one of the oldest ingredient of species from ancienttime. It is native from India, to be exact in southern India. This plant has known as one of source ofcolchicine. Every part of this plant contains colchicine especially its seeds and tubers. The tubers areextremely toxic due to the presence of highly colchicine. Even though colchicine is toxic, it is used byayurveda as traditional folk medicine in several places to cure various ailments, such as arthritis, fever,ulcers, piles, inflammations, abdominal and general pains, intestinal worms, thirst, bruises, infertility,skin problems, etc. This article is focused on the characteristics of Gloriosa superba, distribution, habitat,plant propagation, source of colchicine, and potential medicinal use."

"ABSTRAKBurahol (Stelechocarpus burahol (blume) Hook.f. & Thomson) belongs to Annonaceae family (custardapple). Burahol distributes in Southeast Asia, and commonly cultivated in Java. Bogor Botanic Gardens has 12 specimens of Burahol. The fruit almost globose, brownish, pericarp brown, juicy, edible. The seeds have various form with cryptogeal germination (durian type)."

"The genus Huperzia is an epiphitic fern of the family lycopodiaceae which has potential value as an ornamental plant. However, information on its usage, cultivation, and conservation aspects are still limited. Bogor Botanic Garden as an ex-situ conservation institution plays an important role in conserving the genus. Exploration activities have been done in many places in Indonesia. Until now, Bogor Botanic Garden has collected several specimens from North and West Sumatra and Maluku."

"One of the genera that can be found in Bogor Botanical Gardens plant collection is Ficus (Moraceae). This genus has several habitus, one of which is hemiepiphyte. There are several stages of hemiepiphyte Ficus spp. growth process. It starts from the epiphytic phase to the last phase as a strangler that can kill the host tree. Hemiepiphyte Ficus spp. has a very important role in terms of improving gardens ecological function. However, hemiepiphyte Ficus spp. need to be properly managed in order not to destroy the host plant especially when it is a plant collection with particular value."