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*''Artocarpus glaucescens'' Trécul (1847), *''Artocarpus zollingerianus'' Miq. (1847), *''Artocarpus denisonianus'' King (1888).

*A fairly large evergreen tree up to 40 m tall, bole up to 115 cm in diameter, buttresses prominent or absent; leaves .*Leaves ovate to obovate, base cuneate to rounded, glabrous above, venation appressed puberulent below, with 8-15 pairs of secondary veins, stipules non-amplexicaul; male .*Male head narrowly oblong or clavate, 5-6 mm across, on a 1-3 mm long peduncle; styles in female head simple; syncarp .*Syncarp subglobose, often shallowly lobed, up to 3 cm across, nearly smooth to papillate, shortly pubescent.  ''A. glaucus'' is generally uncommon and occurs in evergreen lowland and hill forest, sometimes along rivers or in peat swamps, up to 750(-1200) m altitude. The density of the wood is 610-950 kg/m³at 15% moisture content.