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Redefinition of Ficus schwarzii and two new species of Ficus (Moraceae)

C. C. Berg

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Ficus schwarzii as defined by Corner proved to be too heterogeneous and has to be split up into at least two entities, the Sulawesi one still heterogeneous and the other widespread one to be described as a new species, F. rosulata.Re-examination of herbarium material led to the discovery of a new species: F. kalimantana.

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Ficus schwarzii as defined by Corner proved to be too heterogeneous and has to be split up into at least two entities, the Sulawesi one still heterogeneous and the other widespread one to be described as a new species, F. rosulata.Re-examination of herbarium material led to the discovery of a new species: F. kalimantana.

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Ficus schwarzii as defined by Corner proved to be too heterogeneous and has to be split up into at least two entities, the Sulawesi one still heterogeneous and the other widespread one to be described as a new species, F. rosulata.Re-examination of herbarium material led to the discovery of a new species: F. kalimantana.

Key concepts: Ficus, Moraceae, Biology, Botany

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