Ficus Benghalensis "Banyan Fig"

Ficus Benghalensis "Banyan Fig"

An evergreen tree with spreading, often horizontal branches supported by propagating roots. Bears elliptic to broadly ovate, leathery, deep green leaves, 13-25cm long, flushed bronze when young and with a distinct pattern of pale veins when mature. Spherical red figs, to 2cm across, are borne in pairs. Ficus benghalensis is the largest trees in the world by canopy coverage and it is the national tree of India Deliverable

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