Ficus mutabilis
Ficus mutabilis Bureau is a tree endemic to New Caledonia, with about 75 GBIF records, mostly from lowland to mid-elevation forest. Almost nothing is published about its ecology, so the conditions below come from New Caledonian forest climate in general.
Where it grows wild
A tree of New Caledonian forest, including 'somewhat depauperate montane forest' on one label. The soil type (ultramafic or not) is not documented.
Records mostly 30–500 m; a 1,900 m value exceeds the island's highest peak and is an error.
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