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Ficus sur
Ficus sur – updating now. General Info – summary This non-strangler fig Tree is up to 12+m high with a light, smoothish bark and wide spreading roots. Damaged parts leak non-toxic milky latex. Simple, stipule-lacking Leaves are 3-veined from the base; the margin may have small teeth. The tiny monoecious Flowers occur in a syconium […]
Ficus lutea
General Info – summary This Tree has grey-brown bark, is up to 25m high & may be a strangler. The crown is up to 25m wide. The trunk may be buttressed. The large, simple and entire Leaves may not be 3-veined at the base. The tiny unisexual Flowers lack petals and develop in a syconium. Ovules […]
Ficus ingens
General Info – summary This monoecious Tree may reach 13+m high + a crown diameter of 36m. It may be a rock-splitter. A non-toxic milky sap is present. Leaves are simple with spectacular red new leaves. Each leaf has a distinctly 3-veined base. Small unisexual, specific wasp-pollinated Flowers are in a syconium. The male has 2 […]
Ficus craterostoma
General Info – summary The monoecious medium sized Tree is up 20m high and may be solitary or a rock-splitter. Smooth bark is pale grey. The obovate, simple, entire Leaves are spiral or alternate to nearly opposite. The midrib abruptly stops before reaching the apex. Unisexual Flowers are in a syconium – pollinated by specific […]
Ficus cordata
General Info – Summary This dry area survival, monoecious Tree is up to 9m+ high (shorter in arid areas) with non-toxic milky latex. It may be a rock-splitter. Exposed, light, flattened roots are distinctive. Simple, hairless Leaves are entire and have a basal pair of longer veins. Tiny, unisexual Flowers are contained in a syconium […]
Ficus burkei
General Info – summary This symmetrical monoecious Tree is up to 18m high & may also be a rock splitter or strangler. Branches extend low down. Non-toxic milky latex is present. The alternate, hairless, glossy Leaves are simple. The minute Flowers are in a specific wasp pollinated syconium that only allows specific pollen carrying wasps […]