Ficus nota

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Description

Tree up to 13 m tall. internal hairs sparse. Leaves spirally arranged, (sub)opposite or on lateral branches (sub)distichous; stipules 1-3 cm long, brown(ish) strigillose to subsericeous, caducous.

Distribution

Asia-Tropical: Philippines (Philippines present), Northern present

Malesia: Borneo (northern), Philippines.

Taxonomy

1This species is very closely related to F. satterthwaitei from which it differs in the cordate to subcordate base (at both sides) and generally denser indumentum on various parts. 2Moreover, this species shows clear afﬁnities to F. calopilina. 3The occasional lateral bracts are apparently dislocated apical bracts.

Citation

Náves 1879 – In: Blanco, Fl. Filip., ed. 3, 3: 81

Merr. 1923 – In: Enum. Philipp. Flow. Pl.: 59

Baker 1913 – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: 63

F.X. Williams 1921: p. 222. – In: Hawaiian Plant. Rec.: f. 21, 22

Elmer 1907 – In: Leafl. Philipp. Bot.: 257

1845: 471

Elmer 1906 – In: Leafl. Philipp. Bot.: 58, 198

Elmer 1911 – In: Leafl. Philipp. Bot.: 1262

Merr. 1906 – In: Publ. Gov. Lab. Philipp.: 79

Merr. 1910 – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: 343

Merr. 1906 – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: 44

West 1933 – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: f. 1

Elmer 1937 – In: Leafl. Philipp. Bot.: 3448

Sata 1944 – In: Contr. Hort. Inst. Taihoku Imp. Univ.: 304

Kochummen 2000 – In: Tree Fl. Sabah & Sarawak: 291

Corner 1965: – Gard. Bull. Singapore 21: 88

Merr. 1912: Fl. Manila: 174

Merr. 1918: Sp. Blancoan.: 125

Merr. 1908 – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: 403

Fox 1952: p. 189. – In: Philipp. J. Sci.: p. 2, f. 2