Bell Museum plants (MIN:Plants)
969939
e060f99e-206a-493f-a6e1-a8adce4edf25
1371513
Ficus adelpha Laut. et K. Schum.
Moraceae
K. Molem
10-Feb-2013
Weiblen, G. D. & Binatang Research Center
NS1A0002
2013-10-05
05 Oct 2013
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba
-5.7222 145.2714
1200 meters (3936ft)
Secondary lower montane forest
tree, to 8.35 m in height, DBH 9.8 cm, trunk height to foliage 2.25 m, crown height 6.1 m, crown width 9.22 m,; foliage 3 kg mature wet mass, 0.0696 kg juvenile wet mass, ; outer bark rough, with lenticels,; fissures vertical, narrow,; bark dark brown, brown,; cambium brown, light brown, white, cream,; wood brown, light brown, white, cream,; exudate white,; DNA preserved in silica, from felled plot. Local Name(s): dindo, poringe; Local Use(s): Leaves for washing dishes and for sandpaper; traditionally for carving and brushing posts; firewood; timber for fence construction.
BRC, LAE, MIN
Bell Museum, University of Minnesota
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