hairless leaf of ficus drupacea

tree plant leaf green flower jungle produce branch food shrub fruit forest vegetation tropics deciduous garden sunlight evergreen hairless ficus drupacea brown-woolly fig mysore tropical native southeast asia northeast australia introduced world including puerto rico strangler begins life cycle epiphyte larger eventually engulfs distinctive features include dense woolly pubescence bright yellow red fleshy grayish white bark reach heights 10–30 meters 33–98 eaten pigeons pollinated eupristina belgaumensis occurs environments ranging sea-level beachfront montane forests 1000 3281