Ficus coronata

Tree or shrub to 12 m high. Leaves alternate, ovate to oblong; apex gradually tapered, wedge-shaped or rounded; margin toothed or minutely scalloped; base often asymmetric, sometimes cordate; lamina 6–13 cm long, 2–5 cm wide, scabrous and sparsely hispid above (short stiff hairs readily detached), densely hispid beneath, mainly on prominent veins (main veins scabrous); petiole and stipules to c. 1 cm long, hispid. Figs axillary or clustered along trunk and major branches, ellipsoid to ovoid, c. 15 mm long, hispid, purple-black when mature, edible; osteole raised with protruding apical bracts; basal bracts 3, variously arranged on pedicel; lateral bracts scattered around fig. Flowers probably most of year.