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Some earlier relevant feedback:
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I again made a mistake, it was March 2026, i am extremely sorry. Regards Alka Khare |
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Ficus amplissima Sm. Thank you. Saroj Kasaju |
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The shortly-peduncled figs in the first image are not characteristic of Ficus amplissima. |
I think the toss-up is between Ficus arnottiana and F. virens. I am leaning towards F. arnottiana, though it does look incongruous "by the roadside". Best wishes, Viplav |
Dear Sir
Plant in photographs Ficus arnottiana (Miq.) Miq., Khadak/Kadak Paayar in Marathi
Kind regards,
Varun