According to leaf characteristic it could be One of the species from Curcuma longa C. amada (mango ginger), C. angustifolia (wildarrowroot, narrow-leaved turmeric), C. aromatica (Cochin turmeric, wild turmeric) and C. zedoaria (zedoary).

It is very difficult to identify a plant without reproductive parts. However, it could be a Zingiberaceae plant.

ya i know that, but unfortunately cant manage to collect the reproductive parts.

thanks any way

Could you make it clear if it had a rhizom ? a bulb ?

Araceae and Maranthaceae seem not to be completely out of question ...

It could be some species of Curcuma.

Asuming any taxa is not very proper, but still I see more possibility for some species of Tacca (Taccaceae). Please check.

According to leaf characteristic it could be One of the species from Curcuma longa C. amada (mango ginger), C. angustifolia (wildarrowroot, narrow-leaved turmeric), C. aromatica (Cochin turmeric, wild turmeric) and C. zedoaria (zedoary).

May be:

Up to the KingdomKingdom  Plantae – PlantsSubkingdom  Tracheobionta – Vascular plantsSuperdivision  Spermatophyta – Seed plantsDivision  Magnoliophyta – Flowering plantsClass  Liliopsida – MonocotyledonsSubclass  ZingiberidaeOrder  ZingiberalesFamily  Zingiberaceae – Ginger familyGenus  Curcuma L. – curcuma

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It doen't seen neither Curcuma nor Maranta.

You should send more pictures.

see also similar taxonomy of leaf Alpinia formosana

Let this plant flower first.

It could be some Zingiberaceae species. But you should upload more detailed pictures, such as flowers, etc...

Curcuma sp most likely

I that it is necessary to eliminate the curcuma kind because of the veins from the sheets and even the roots which seem to me, fasciculé or even tangled up (the plant presents neither bulb nor rhizome) ¶ It is necessary to await the appearance of the reproductive bodies (flowers or other) ¶