Hauili
Ficus hauili Blanco

Other scientific names Other names 
Ficus laccifera Blanco Abnug (C. Bis.,P. Bis.)
Ficus leucopleura F. Vill. Auili (Tag.)  
Ficus radiata F. Vill. Diudiu (Ig.)
Ficus leucantatoma Merr. Hauili (Tag.) 
Ficus philippinensis Bonard Kauili (Tag.) 
Ficus altimeraloo F. Vill. Labnog (P. Bis.) 
Ficus didymophylla Warb. Labnong (Tag.) 
Ficus rapiformis Rolfe Lagmut (P. Bis.) 
  Lapting (Ilk.)
  Latayi (Bon.) 
  Liliau (Ibn.) 
  Lio-lio (Pamp.) 
  Liu-liu (Ting., If., Bon., Ilk,) 
  Raya-raya (Ilk.)
  Reya-reya (Ilk.) 
  Ria-ria (Ilk.) 
  Sio (Bik.)
  Tabung (Sul.) 
  Tuliao (Ibn.) 
  Yabnoi (Iv.)

Botany
Erect, small tree, growing 3-8 meters high, smooth, with hairy young shoots. Leaves are smooth, shining, oblong-ovate to elliptic-ovate, 10-20 cm long, with tips tapering to a sharp point, and the bases pointed. Receptacles are shortly peduncled, axillary, solitary, ridged or angled, 1.5 - 2 cm in diameter.

Distribution
In thickets, at low and medium altitudes, throughout the Philippines.

Part utilized
Root, leaves, latex.

Folkloric Uses
· Decoction of roots as diuretic.
· Poultice of roots for boils.
· Fresh leaves are sudorific; bruised with oil, used for headaches.
· Externally, antirheumatic.
· Latex used for herpes.

Availability
Wild-crafted.