Ficus bracteata is an unusual very rare fig in Section Conosycea (Stranglers) .
The historical distribution includes Southern Thailand south to the Malay Peninsula, Singapore, Sumatra and Borneo.
The drawings below are from King (1887).
Also shown below is a photograph of Wallich’s original collection of three leaves from Singapore in 1822 (Kew 001050309)
and a collection made by Burkill in 1962 ( L.1595771 ) collected from a fallen tree at the MacRitchie Reservoir in Singapore.
Chong et al (2009) Lists Ficus bracteata as Critically Endangered in Singapore however I could not find any recent records.
Chong et al (2009) Fig list for Singapore
Ficus bracteata and Ficus consociata Comparison of Leaf glands
Ficus bracteata Pontianak, West Borneo
Ficus bracteata, Kuching, Sarawak
Ficus bracteata Comparison Ficus annulata and F. consociata
