Species of fig
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Ficus polita, the heart-leaved fig, is a species of fig that is native to forests of tropical Africa,
Distribution.
The tree is found in Lowland rainforest and gallery forest (west and central Africa), coastal &amp; dry forest (east and southern African coast), and on Madagascar. It grows up to elevations of .
Description.
"Ficus polita" is similar to the Pondoland fig, ("Ficus bizanae"), an endemic tropical forest species in South Africa. The leaves have entire margins and are often heart-shaped, with the tip acuminate.
The figs are borne on old wood, in small clusters on stumpy branchlets.
The pollinating wasp is "Courtella bekiliensis bekiliensis" in Madagascar, and "Courtella bekiliensis bispinosa" on the African mainland.
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