| Sample ID | 61-6-13 |
|---|---|
| Species | rubiginosa |
| Genus | Ficus |
| Family | MORACEAE |
| Common name | rusty fig, little-leaf fig port jackson fig |
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| Pollen / Spore | pollen |
|---|---|
| Morphologic type | diporate |
| Surface pattern | psilate |
| Equatorial size | min 12.8, mean 13.3, max 16.2 |
| Polar size | min 9.1, mean 10.9, max 12.8 |
| Equatorial shape | subprolate |
| Polar shape | circular |
| Grain arrangement | dicot |
| Pore morphology | plain |
| Pore surface shape | circular |
| Wall thickness | 1.5 |
| Wall evenness | even |
| Dispersal form | monad |
| Morphology notes | One pore more prominent, almost ulcerate. Exine average 1.5, with no apparent differentiation of layers. |
| Plant type | angiosperm |
|---|---|
| Floristic region(s) | Australia (east coast) |
| Vegetation communities | closed forest, open forest |
| Ecology notes | F. rubiginosa has been introduced throughout the Australia/Pacific region, as an ornamental tree. Dixon, D., Jackes, B.R. and Bielig, L. M. (2001) Figuring out the figs: the Ficus obliqua-Ficus rubiginosa Complex (Moraceae: Urostigma sect. Malvanthera). Australian Systematic Botany 14(1) 133 - 154 |
| Collector | Gray |
|---|---|
| Institution | CSIRO Herbarium |
| ANU access code | 15418 |
| Collection method | floral reference |
| Herbarium sample? | True |
| Collection site | Balmoral Beach, New South Wales |
| Collection country | Australia |
| Collection date | 1965-01-01 |
| Collection notes | Photographed |
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