Records determined by Kees Berg

Tree to strangler to 13 m high. Fruit green, scattered along shrubby branchlets.

Tree; ca. 6 m tall; bark and stems greyish-brown; leaves dark green and smooth adaxially, light green, hairy abaxially; fruits round, light green with white hairs, abundant white seeds inside; latex white.

Shrub ca. 4 m tall. Sticky latex from stem and fruit. Underleaf light green with prominent dark green veins.

Rare, weak-wooded tree on termite mound; bark brown-black, flaky; latex copious and white; leaves deep green above; veins and midrib yellow; synconia light green with lighter green spots.

Abundant semi-woody herb to 1.0 m in grasses and sedge; fruits light green turning reddish.

Occasional; to 2 m; on raised ground in marsh; stems, petioles and midribs red; pedicels and ripe fruit a deep red-purple; latex from fruit and stem white.

Dwarf, stunted tree in stream bed on rock; petioles yellow; latex white when cut; infructescences from base of plant; fruits green with irregular lighter spots.

Occasional, tree to 2 m, 5 cm dbh, in rock crevice; bark grey-brown; smooth; cortical and phloem latex white; fruit green with lighter, irregular spots. Young leaves rusty-red brown.

Occasional strangler fig; wide canopy 6-7 m in woodland; leaves deep green; young syconium green.

4 m tall tree in grassland with much latex; uncommon. Small light green fruits turning purplish, borne on short stalks on the branches.

4 m tall; uncommon tree producing latex; small fruits borne on leaf axils.

Tree; to 13 m; along river; shiny leaves; stem reddish; fruit orange.

Tree ca. 5 m tall; trunk ca. 1.5 cm in diameter; bark red-brown; white latex; figs green, ca. 0.6 cm in diam.; leaves hanging, petiole pale-yellow, leaf venation yellow. (In general other trees barj greyish).

Tree ca 8 m tall; trunk ca 90 cm diam; bark red-brown; white latex; aerial roots; figs green ca. 0.4 cm in diameter; leaves hanging, petiole pale-yellow, leaf venation yellowish.

Small tree along stream; stems grey; young fruits light green, flushed red to deep red when mature.

Rare; among rocks in stream; synconia light green tinged with red with lighter spots.