Ficus ampelas
Ficus ampelas is the spelling used in Taiwanese and Japanese floras for the fig Kew accepts as Ficus ampelos, a small evergreen tree of East Asian and Malesian forests. The measured climate here comes mostly from Taiwan. It is a small evergreen tree of broad-leaved evergreen forest, typically around 600 m according to Wikipedia, and it grows easily in warm, bright, humid conditions.
Where it grows wild
Broad-leaved evergreen forest, forest edges and secondary growth. As a small tree it takes both part shade and brighter light.
Recorded elevations 5–1450 m, median 240 m (119 records); the climate sites are at 160–330 m in Taiwan.
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