Ficus Rubiginosa is a species of a fig tree native to Australia and is also known as the rusty fig tree. Some common synonyms used for the Ficus Rubiginosa include the Port Jackson fig, little-leaved fig tree, and the rusty-leaved fig. This tree is primarily found in the coastal regions of Queensland and New South Wales in Australia and is an important plant for the local ecology. The fruit of the Ficus Rubiginosa is an essential source of food for various wildlife species. Additionally, it is a popular tree for landscaping purposes due to its attractive foliage and hardy nature.