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Family Moraceae
Ficus tinctoria 斜葉榕
Stranglers with Many Roots
Dioecious 雌雄異株


POLLINATOR for Ficus tinctoria
POLLINATOR for Ficus tinctoria
Male 1.0mm
Female 0.7+1.5mm


NON-POLLINATOR for Ficus tinctoria
NON-POLLINATOR for Ficus tinctoria

♂ 1.2mm
♂ 1.5mm
♂ 1.6mm


♀ 1.0mm
♀ 1.5mm
♀ 2.2mm
♀ 3.0mm

 


From the largest Ficus tinctoria tree, leaves from two different branches are compared. The leaves shape are slitely
Straight Line
Pointed
Rounded

 

From the largest Ficus tinctoria tree, leaves from two different branches are compared. The leaves shape are slitely


Ficus tinctoria 斜葉榕

Young fruiting Tinctoria at Semarak
Largest photographed Tinctoria tree in Semporna

Semarak 8.85mm
Semporna 8.90mm

2023-02-09


Ficus tinctoria 斜葉榕
Ficus tinctoria 斜葉榕
Stranglers with Many Roots
Dioecious 雌雄異株
 

Semporna 2023-02-09 THU 17:18


Leave from a female tree of Ficus tinctoria at Jalan Utara Baru, Tawau.
Leave from a female tree of Ficus tinctoria at Jalan Utara Baru, Tawau.
 



Comparision of leave size of  F. caulocarpa and F. tinctoria

Ficus caulocarpa 14cm by 7cm
Ficus tinctoria 10cm by 5cm


Ficus tinctoria


Ficus tinctoria 斜葉榕

Male and Female FRUIT WASPS from a female F. tinctoria fruit

Male ♂3mm
Female ♀2.5mm

Jalan Hill Top 2021-06-28 MON 15:34

Female Fruit 11.4mm

Emerging hole ducked out by FRUIT WASPS from inside fruit.

 

Anselmella sp TINCTORIA
This pair of male and female wasp are identified to the Genus Anselmella. Species unidentified yet. It is temporary coded as sp. TINCTORIA as they were found in a female fruit of Ficus Tinctoria.

Anselmella sp TINCTORIA is a pest wasp. In Ficus fruit development, they are NON-POLLINATORS (non-pollinating wasp).
 

Family Eulophidae 釉小蜂科
Anselmella sp TINCTORIA
婆羅洲釉小蜂之一
 


Genus Anselmella


Leaves of Ficus tinctoria

Leaves of Ficus tinctoria
Leaves of Ficus tinctoria

The leaves are varied often rhombic (squared off)

Alternately arrange oval leaves, to 18x9 cm, glossy dark green above, pale green below, and have rounded tip and base. Leaves are often asymmetrial.


Dye Fig is a climbing strangler, forming a tree with prop-roots, to 25m.

Stalks are thick, to 1.5 cm. Fruit is a fig, appearing in leaf axils, usually paired, round, to 1.5 cm, ripening through orange to red or purple. The fruit of dye fig are the source of a red dye used in traditional fabric making in parts of Indonesia.
 



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