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A
bigger one from Copenhagen Botanical Garden.
The
flower and the seeds.
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This member of the
Moraceae family was given
this name by Schweinfurth in 1896. It is found in
Northern Africa, growing in a well-drained soil with lots of water
and little sun. The stem will grow to 15 centimetres in diameter and
40 centimetres high. The flowers are green and the plant can only be
reproduced by seeds, which by the way pops out of the flower for up
to 2 meters.
Have to be kept in a
rather high air humidity.
Also seen as member of the Urticaceae family (IPNI).
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