The mature stems of Calamus longisetus Griff were studied. Inorganic inclusions were observed by unsing light, polarizing and scanning electron microscopes. Two types of cell inclusions were found in ground tissues, aggregate grains and raphids in the cell cavities of parenchyma cells and idioblasts, respectivcly. Druse-like silica grains were found on the fiber walls next to ground parenchyma cells. Their chemical composition, degree of crystallization and formation were also discussed.