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*''Ficus quercifolia'' Roxb.

*Erect or creeping, very variable shrub, up to 2 m long, non-epiphytic. *Leaves mostly crenate-serrate, 2-26 cm × 1-12 cm. *Infructescences axillary, with 1-5 fruits. *Fruit a fig, 8-13 mm diameter, greenish-white to red.  In gullies, hard soils, forest edges, bamboo thickets, teak forests, etc., up to 1300 m altitude. Two varieties have been distinguished.

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