Common Fig

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Common Fig

Ficus carica

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A deciduous tree in the mulberry family, native to western Asia, cultivated worldwide as a fruit tree. Many tiny flowers are borne inside a syconium, which becomes the fruit. Its Japanese name 'η„‘θŠ±ζžœ' ('no flower fruit') reflects that the flowers are hidden from view.

Identification Points

  • βœ“Large palmately 3–5 lobed leaves
  • βœ“Syconia (future fruits) borne directly in leaf axils
  • βœ“Ripe fruit is purple-brown to green-yellow; red, juicy inside

Habitat

Cultivated (orchards, gardens)

Season

June to October (fruit)

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Leaf arrangement

Alternate

Leaf type

Simple

Leaf shape

Palmate

Growth form

Tree

Evergreen/Deciduous

Deciduous

Habitat

Cultivated

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Phylogenetic Position

Angiosperms > Eudicots > Core eudicots > Rosids > Rosales > Moraceae

Divergence Era

Late Cretaceous to Paleogene (approx. 80–70 million years ago)

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Sources & References

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