Ficus storckii Seem.

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Snifl.1 tree 4 m. tall, 10 cm. diam.; fr
clustered on stem, dull red when ripe
In thicket near Makefu village.
20 m. alt. Feb. 7, 1940.
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Ficus Storckii Seemann, Fl. Vit., 251, 1868.
Small tree about 4 m. tall, young growth puberulent. Leaves alternate, entire,	to
15 or more cm. long and 6 cm. wide, palmately 3-veined at base, pi y	»
base obtuse or subcordate, apex attenuately acuminate, pe io es y .	,
puberulent at first. Fruit small, dull red, clustered along stem.
In thickets near Makefu (10102). Native name, mati pau.
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Ficus stoijkll Seem.
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