Ficus septica Burm.L

Ficus septica Burm.L

The synonym: Ficus hauili the form, Ficus casearia F. v.

Mueller ex Benth, Ficus kaukauensis Hayata.

The family: Moraceae

The analysis: the Tree or a tall mother, erect 1-5 metre.

The stick of the unscrupulous subject bent, soft, the round twig cylindrical, was hollow, barren, sticky clear.

The single support leaves, big, very pointed, the single leaves, stem, sat the leaves alternated or came face to face, the stem 2,53 cm.

The sheet have the shape of oval or the ellipse, with the starting point became round, the tip narrowed was blunt enough, the level bank, 9-30 times 9-16 cm, from above dark green shone, with many pale spots, from beneath light green, the left side right middle leaves bones with 6-12 leaves bones samping; the two sides of leaves bones menyolok because of his colour that was pale

The compound interest of the pot composition teamed up,short stem, in first point him with 3 protective leaves, light green or green grey, the diameter approximately 1,5 cm, to several crops had the male flower and the flower gal, in that was other the female flower.

The type of the pot, was plump, very green grey, the diameter 1.5 - 2 cm.

Time was fruitful in January - in December.

These plants were often found in Java and Madura; grew to the area with the height 1200 m. dpl, often was found in the side of the road, scrub and the forest was open.

The strange NAME: Papua New Guinea: omia (Kurereda, Northern Province), manibwohebwahe (Wagawaga, Milne Bay), bahuerueru (Vanapa, Central Province).

Philippines: hauili (Filipino), kauili (Tagalog), sio (Bikol).

The SIMPLISIA Fici NAME septicae folium; the leaves awar-awar

The illness can be thred : the Ficus leaves septica could hinder the Bacillus growth subtilis and Escherichia coli in a manner in vitro, results of the testing bioautografi was reported that 4 g the leaves extract Ficus septica Burm.L that was protracted in Methanol could hinder the growth of the bacteria.

Antofin (5 g) berefek as antibakteri (B. subtillis, M. flavus and E. Coli)

The composition: these plants contained alkaloida, that is in part (-) -tilosrebrin (hauptalkaloid), tiloforin, septisin, and antofin, moreover also contained flavonoida.