Ficus tinctoria G.Forst.
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Filed As
Moraceae
Ficus tinctoria G.Forst. -
Collector(s)
G. M. Plunkett 2915 with Tom Ranker, Chanel Sam, R. Sean Thackurdeen, Kate Armstrong, Frazer Alo, Alexis Tupun, Samuel, David Kapwia, 26 Jun 2014
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Location
Vanuatu. Tafea. South West Tanna Area Council. Tanna Island, around Yenhup and surrounding villages, in gardens and disturbed forests.
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Habitat
Growing in disturbed area along road leading from Yenhup to the coast.
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Description
Epiphyte growing c. 10-12 m above the ground on Ficus prolicta. Fruits green turning orange.
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Notes (shown on label)
DNA, digital image
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Collection Notes
5-Dicot
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 02858987
Occurrence ID: 3d618cb8-ae5e-4e3f-b3b5-0b5306fb42f2
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Laboratory Collections
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Feedback
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Rosales
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Family
Moraceae
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All Determinations
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Region
Oceania
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Country
Vanuatu
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State/Province
Tafea
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County/Municipio
South West Tanna Area Council
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Locality
Tanna Island, around Yenhup and surrounding villages, in gardens and disturbed forests.
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Elevation
Alt. 265 m. (869 ft.)
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Coordinates
-19.5861, 169.346
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Distribution
02858987 The Flora oj Vanuatu (Moraceae) Ficus tinctoria G. Forst. Vanuatu: Tafea Province. Tanna Island. Southwest Tanna, around Yenhup and surrounding villages, in gardens and disturbed forests. S 19° 35’ 10.1"; E 169° 20’ 44.1"; 265 melev. Epiphyte growing c. 10-12 m above the ground on Ficus prolixa. Fruits green turning orange. Growing in disturbed area along road leading from Yenhup to the coast. DNA, digital image. Duplicates: 6. Gregory M. Plunkett, #2915 June 26,2014 Tom Ranker, Chanel Sam, R. Sean Thaekurdeen, Kate Armstrong, Frazer Alo, Alexis Tupun, Samuel, David Kapwia A collaboration ofNYBG and PVNH, funded by The Christensen Fund, The National Geographic Society, and The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund. New York Botanical Garden: NY 'Vanuatu National Herbarium: PVNH The Ethnobotany of Vanuatu Gregory M. Plunkett #2915 N.V. Nasasa [Neuai] unspecified part Part of herbal mixture to treat “Man Ramaua Iran” or “Chicken Step On It”, a culture-bound syndrome. 12 (unspecified) plants in total are used in this mixture to treat the sick- ness. Symptoms of illness is characteristic of “shock” (staccato body movements). Source: David Kapwia (m, 39), Joseph Dabuah (m, 55), Tupun Alexis (m, 36)
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Ficus tinctoria G.Forst.