The genus Ficus includes species ranging in number from 600 to more than 1900, with most
found in the tropics or subtropics and only a handful with fruits considered edible (reviewed …

The genus Ficus is one of the largest genera of the mulberry family (Moraceae) consisting of
about 800 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines and climbers collectively known as 'figs' …

The impact of four polymers [(a) oriented polypropylene film (OPP); b) polyolefin heat-
shrinkable film (BOLPH), c) micro-perforated OPP film (MICRO); and d) macro-perforated …

Hundreds of fruit species with commercial potential are currently in a status of low economic
importance. Some, such as quince, pomegranate, and figs, have been cultivated for …

Fig canker is a serious concern in the major fig‐growing region of Iran, Fars Province. The
disease reduces yield and the lifespan of fig trees, particularly the dominant commercial …

Yield and fruit quality in fig (Ficus carica L.) are highly dependent on cultural practices
especially caprification (pollination). However, this technique remains not well controlled in …

During June 2018, several symptomatic g (Ficus carica) cuttings, showing twig blight,
subcortical discolouration and apical dieback were collected from a nursery in Catania …

A collection of 64 fig (Ficus carica L.) accessions was characterized through the use of
RAPD markers, and results were evaluated in conjunction with morphological and …

This work aimed to evaluate the effect of agronomic management and water regime on the
number of lesions, levels of insect infestation and microbiological quality of dried figs in …

Fig limb dieback is a cosmopolitan disease caused by Neoscytalidium dimidiatum
(Botryosphaeriaceae), characterized by branch and shoot cankers, discoloration of woody …