| Genus | Ficus |
|---|---|
| Species | microcarpa |
| Common Name | microcarpa |
| Description | Download the genome assembly used in this database Download the genome annotation used in this database Search gene function annotation Search synteny blocks by a given location Browse and search non-coding RNA Related analysis: Genome Analysis of Ficus microcarpa Detailed information: Living type: arbor; Strain: up to 25 m; Stems: the canopy is widely spread, and old trees often have rusty brown air roots; Leaves: leaves are thin leathery, narrow oval, 4-8 cm in length, apex blunt pointed, basal wedge-shaped, all margin, insignificant veins, 3-10 pairs of lateral veins, obtuse angulation;petioles are 0.5-1 cm long, glabrous, lobe lanceolate, approximately 8 mm in length; Flowers: Flos female1 gall flowers are derived from the same Ficus fruit with a few setae between flowers. Flos have interspersed inner walls with filaments and anthers that are equal in length. Females appear gall flowers with a perianth sheet of 3, broad ovoid shape,proximal to the pillar and a stigma rod like shape; Fruits: Ficus fruits are paired axillary or born into deciduous branch leaf axils, maturing yellow or reddish, oblate globular in shape, 6-8 mm in diameter, no gross stalk, basal bract 3, wide ovate, host survival; Country of origin: South and southwest China are distributed and commonly cultivated. Foreign distribution: distribution in tropical Asia. |
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Ficus microcarpa
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