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Found these 2 plants growing in the NE sector of the jungle, one looks like a type of heliconia.
 
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Yes I also thought it looked like ginger! I would stick my hand down into the soil and feel for a rhizome .. That would make my day to find wild Ginger
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Thanks Guys, you're both probably right.
Here's a photo of the root  These next photos are of the wild ginger that I'm accustomed to seeing in the jungle.  
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