Ficus adenosperma
Ficus adenosperma Miq. is a small to medium fig tree ranging from Sulawesi and the Moluccas through New Guinea and the Solomons to Vanuatu and northern and eastern Australia. It is common in rainforest, monsoon forest and along creeks from sea level to about 2,400 m, with a warm climate and a dry season from June to September. It is a free-standing tree that bears figs on its branches.
Where it grows wild
A free-standing tree of rainforest margins, regrowth, gallery and monsoon forest and creek banks, from general flora knowledge rather than a source opened for this profile. It often grows in gaps and at forest edges in bright light.
Recorded elevations are 0-2,460 m (median 280 m, 278 records); most records are from the lowlands.
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