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The fig tree is a species of the genus Ficus in the family Moraceae (Moraceae), specifically Ficus carica. It is a medium-sized tree or shrub that can live up to 100 years. Its leaves are large, three to five lobed, and hairy. The structure known as fruit is not a true fruit in botanical terms but a syconium—a closed cluster of flowers developing along the receptacle. Male and female individuals are found on separate plants. Fruits vary in color, taste, skin structure, and aroma according to gen

The fig tree is a species of the genus Ficus in the family Moraceae (Moraceae). It is a medium-sized tree or shrub that can live up to 100 years. Its leaves are large, three to five lobed, and hairy. The structure known as fruit is not a true fruit in botanical terms but a syconium, a closed inflorescence developing along the floral axis. Male and female individuals are found on separate plants. Fruits vary in color, taste, skin structure, and aroma according to genetic variation. Geographical O