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*''Ficus glomerata'' Roxb.

*Indonesia: elo (Javanese), loa (Sundanese), arah (Madurese). *Singapore: atteeka

*Deciduous (in drier areas) cauliflorous tree, 20-30 m tall, buttressed, often with irregular crown. *Infructescences in big clusters on branching, leafless twigs on stem and larger branches. *Fruit a fig, pyriform to subglobose, 2.5-5 cm in diameter, rose-red when ripe.  In open, deciduous forest, common along river banks in lowlands. Four varieties have been distinguished, mainly based on differences in leaf form and hairiness.

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