Long, Charles R., 1964
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12 24. Moraceae A. Trees: leaves less than 8.5" long, entire B. Fruit borne at leaf axils, usually paired C. Leaves broad-ovate to oval, 4-8" long; fruit 0.5-0.75" in diameter, young leaves downy, aerial roots numerous; fruit red Ficus benghalensis L. Leaves 4 to 8" by 2 to 5" C. Leaves small to medium, oval or ovate Leaf tip pointed, leaves smooth; side veins about 8 pr; leaf stems 0.25-0.5" long; fruit yellow to red or pink to purple Ficus retusa L. Leaves 2-4" long AA. Tree Leaves longer than 8.5", lobed or cut Artocarpus incisus (Thunb.) I.F. Tree 30-60 ft; leaves 12-36" long, lobed or cut; monoecious, large fruit 25. Musaceae Treelike, nonwoody herb, flowers somewhat irregular, stamens 5, calyx and corolla look alike. A. Fruits on hanging stem, eaten raw B. Trunk to 7' high; fruit yellow 4-5" Musa nana Lout. B. Trunk more than 7' high, fruit yellow or red 6-12" Musa paradisiaca L. ssp. sapientum (L.) O. Ktze. 26. Nyctaginaceae