Ficus saxophila Blume

NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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9644, Ficus saxopfoila Blm. A tall and widely spread*
ing tree along the	River; bark smooth, mottled}
very freely bleeding with a viscid milky fluid; branohlets
slender, half drooping; leaves spreading from the subereot
green petioles» subc or iso eous» lucid dark green above« muoh
duller beneath, the nerves greenish whites figs sessile*
solitary or in pairs from the leaf m&%9 globose, 1/3 inch
in diameter, yellowish green fc*t apparentXy turning reddish
when fully matures flowers brswnj blades •> trifle conduplicate
on the upper surface, with reetipfved tips; wood pale white,
«•WjaeuMW^ringtdi *8014^.^	1908.
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DUMAGUETE (CUERNOS MTS.), PROVINCE Or NEGROS ORIENTAL.
ISLAND OF NEGROS, MARCH, 1908
PHI LIPPINE ISLAN DS PLANTS
DISTRIBUTED BY A. D. E. ELMER
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