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Ficus
tettensis
Small-leaved Rock Fig
Ficus
burkei
Common Wild Fig
Ficus
capreifolia
River Sandpaper Fig
Ficus
craterostoma
Forest Fig
Ficus
glumosa
Hairy Rock Fig
Ficus
ingens
Red-leaved Fig
Ficus
natalensis
subsp.
natalensis
Coastal Strangler Fig
Ficus
abutilifolia
Large-leaved Rock Fig
Ficus
salicifolia
Wonderboom Fig
Ficus
sansibarica
subsp.
sansibarica
Knobbly Fig
Ficus
stuhlmannii
Lowveld Fig
Ficus
sur
Broom-cluster Fig
Ficus
sycomorus
subsp.
sycomorus
Sycamore Fig
Ficus
petersii
Peter’s Fig
