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Ficus elasticoides specimen in southern Ghana
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English: Ficus elasticoides (English: Rubber shade tree, Twi: Amane gyedua) in the Aburi Botanical Garden, north of Accra in Ghana. This famous woody epiphyte was first discovered in the fork of the tree Afzelia africana in 1906. It kept on developing and by 1936 successfully strangled its host and has now taken its place. The hollow interior of the Ficus shows the true size of the former host tree. |
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| Author | Lionel Scheepmans |
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