Ficus fraseri
A shrub or small tree of 6–15 m with rough, sandpapery leaves, from the drier, littoral and riverine rainforests of eastern Australia, New Caledonia and Vanuatu. It is not a strangler. It is fast-growing, easy from seed, and makes a tough, bright-light pot tree for warm conditions.
Where it grows wild
A free-standing shrub or tree of drier rainforest and of littoral and riverine rainforest, where the canopy is broken and light is fairly high. It is scattered rather than common through its range.
Mostly lowland. The 21 records with an elevation span 5–780 m, median 140 m.
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