Ficus uniglandulosa growing on the river bank next to the Poring river bridge in the Kinabalu, Park, Sabah. This small tree was covered in figs in August 2013. Photos by Anthea Phillipps.According to John Beaman’s (2004) list of Kinabalu plants Ficus uniglandulosa is the second most common Kinabalu fig based on herbarium collections after Ficus oleifolia.
The third most common fig on Kinabalu is Ficus midotis which is also in section Sycidium. For the distinguishing features between the two species see Ficus uniglandulosa: Introduction
Ficus uniglandulosa can be recognised from the smooth glossy upper surface of the leaves, the raised mid-vein and the single gland (not twin glands) on one side of the base of the basal veins below.
