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I saw this ficus tree on Vetal Tekdi. Not a fully grown tree so no aerial roots observed. Leaf size 10 cm *5cm ; petiole 5cm Can any guess be made without the fruits? Dr Phadke
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The grooved petiole, lamina shape and venation suggests Ficus
amplissima. This bears short aerial roots and whitish small figs
crowded at the end of branches. Regards, Shrikant
> I saw this ficus tree on Vetal Tekdi.
> Not a fully grown tree so no aerial roots observed.
> Leaf size 10 cm *5cm ; petiole 5cm
> Can any guess be made without the fruits?
> Dr Phadke
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Hi,
I too think that this is F. amplissima. The very distinct 3 ribbed
base is another important character for this species. A common
indigenous species distributed in the Peninsular India, SL and
Maldives Isl.