Ficus cereicarpa
Description
Tree up to 9 m tall.
internal hairs abundant; wall thick.
Leaves spirally arranged;
stipules (1.5-)2.5-5 cm long, whitish to brown villous to subsericeous to subhirsute, caducous or subpersistent.
Morphology
3The figs are edible, also when green.
1This species is quite variable in shape and dimensions of the fig receptacle, length of the peduncle, and presence of lateral bracts.
2 is distinct from the others in the up to 4 cm long fig peduncle with a narrow fig receptacle (up to 1.5 cm diam.) without lateral bracts and small (c. 3 mm long) basal bracts.