Villosa Fig unripe fruits

An epiphytic fig which climbs trees and fruit when reaching a certain height. Figs do not display observable flowers as the flowers uniquely grow inside the fruits hence they need fig wasps to enter the fruits to pollinate it. Fruits can reach 1cm wide. Once ripen it will turn orange in colour.

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Ferdy Christant

Lion

hi Chun, you requested 3 different species for photo. Which of the 3 is the correct one?
Also, please do not repeatedly request the same thing, this emails all moderators every time. Posted 4 years ago
1. _ChunXingWong_
  
  Lion
  
  Hi Ferdy. I only requested for Ficus villosa once. The other 2 species I am requesting for my next uploads. I know that moderators are quite busy so I don't want to bug them often. I thought that it is easier to request all these species together so it more convenient for moderators to create them at once then creating them on different dates. Cheers! Posted 4 years ago
2. 1. Ferdy Christant
    
    Lion
    
    Ah, ok, now I understand, sorry. A species request is tied to a single photo, so ideal usage is that you create 3 separate requests, each tied to the correct photo. Easier to understand for moderators, but now I understand what you intended to do :) Posted 4 years ago

_ChunXingWong_

Lion

Is it possible that in the manual species creation you could add a space for us to type in the description of the species ourselves so moderators could just immediately copy that information available and it will save their time. I hope this is feasible idea. Posted 4 years ago
1. Ferdy Christant
  
  Lion
  
  This is actually a really great idea, thanks so much!
  
  The current version of JungleDragon, V4, has a feature stop until I complete V5, which is a full redesign. Only then will new features be developed again. I take the idea very serious though, it's great, yet asking for patience. Posted 4 years ago
2. 1. _ChunXingWong_
    
    Lion
    
    Thanks for considering this. It would definitely be a great additional function for the next version of JD I'm looking forward too. Posted 4 years ago