Ficus erecta is a deciduous small- or tree growing on
hills or in hilly districts with gray-brown barks. Leaves are of
alternate phyllotaxis, 8-20cm long, 3-8cm wide, oval-like oblong,
with tips abruptly pointing, bases circular or cordate, margins
entire, and surfaces without hairs. Stipules measure 8-12cm long,
narrowly lanceolate, with pointed tips. Dioecious: Single flower
sacs, 8-10cm long, spherical, set themselves in axils, with many
small flowers inside; male flower sacs are in the same shape as the
female ones. Bloom time: April-May. |