Abstract
A detailed account of the complex of F.
deltoidea
Jack and F.
oleaefolia
King is given in order that its problems may be taken up in the field. Thirteen varieties of F.
deltoidea
are distinguished, eight of F.
oleaefolia
. The link between them is F.
deltoidea
v.
motleyana
(Miq.) Corner. Clear evolutionary trends to very small figs and leaves and to dichotomous venation supply the evidence for the conclusions that the most reduced state F.
deltoidea
v.
angustifolia
(Miq.) Corner is the most widely spread; that the complex advanced into the lowland and mountain forests of the Sunda Shelf from Borneo; that the original connexion was with the ancestors of ser. Podosyceae Corner in the Philippines; that the large seed is a primitive retention; that the complex did not evolve through vicarious disruption of a widespread ancestor; and that, as a recent development of
Ficus
, possibly still in the making, it represents most clearly the manner of speciation and geographical distribution prevalent in the genus. New taxa: F.
deltoidea
Jack var.
kinabaluensis
(Stapf) Corner, F.
oleaefolia
King var. linearifolia Corner and var,
valida
Corner.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,General Agricultural and Biological Sciences,General Business, Management and Accounting,Materials Science (miscellaneous),Business and International Management
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