Ficus adelpha
Ficus adelpha is a small tree of New Guinea, recorded at 30–1550 m in primary and secondary lowland and lower montane rainforest. Measured specimens are 7–12 m tall with smooth bark. It needs steady warmth and moisture with no real dry season.
Where it grows wild
Primary lowland rainforest and primary and secondary lower montane forest, where it grows as a small understorey or subcanopy tree.
Recorded at 30–1550 m, median 150 m (23 records).
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