Ficus supperforata is a rare root climbing fig confined to peat swamp forests in Sarawak and Kalimantan.
According to Berg and Corner (2005)
” this fig resembles Ficus villosa from which it can be distinguished by the smaller number of lateral veins and the foveolate lower surface of the lamina”
A comparison of the undersurface of leaves of both species is shown below.
Thanks to Ripin for photos and information.
This is the second example of two different F. supperforata plants both from Kalimantan. For the first example see here.
