Ficus
Ficus est genus circa 850 specierum arborum, fruticum, lianarum, epiphytorum, et hemiepiphytorum familiae Moracearum; quae per tropicas endemicae sunt, nonnullis speciebus in semicalidam zonam temperatam attinentibus. Ficus communis, Ficus carica rite appellata, est species temperata in Asia meridioccidentali et regione Mari Mediterraneo (ab Afgania ad Portugalliam) inventa, quae latissime ab antiquitate pro fructibus, etiam ficos appellatis, exculta est. Fructus plurimarum specierum etiam sunt edules.

Species selectae
 Pharmacosycea, subgenus

Index arborum notissimarum

 Ashvattha, in Hinduismo arbor mundialis, Ficus religiosa
 Arbor bodhi = Ficus religiosa
 Ficus ruminalis = F. carica
 Ficus Charybdis in Odyssea, probabiliter Ficus carica
 Plaksa, alia in Hinduismo ficus ultra quod rerum naturam patitur; usitate Ficus religiosa habitam, sed fortasse Ficus infectoria
 Santa Barbara's Moreton Bay Fig Tree = Ficus macrophylla
 Sri Maha Bodhi, Ficus religiosa anno 288 a.C.n. posita, veterrima arbor ab hominibus posta nota
 Ficus Magna = Ficus benghalensis, colonia clonalis et olim maximus organismus vivus notus
 Vidurashwatha, 'sacra Vidurae ficus', vicus in India ex famosa Fico religiosa quae olim ibi stetit appellatus
 Wonderboom, maxima arbor ficorum, in Praetoria Africae Australis

Notae

Bibliographia

 Berg, C. C. & Corner, E. J. H. (2005): Moraceae. In: Flora Malesiana Ser. I, vol. 17, part 2.
 California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. 1996. Fig.
 Carauta, Pedro, et Ernani Diaz. 2002. Figueiras no Brasil. Rio de Janeiro: Editora UFRJ. ISBN 85-7108-250-2.
 Condit, Ira J. 1969. Ficus: the exotic species. University of California, Division of Agricultural Sciences.
 Denisowski, Paul. 2007. Chinese–English Dictionary – Fig. Retrieved November 1, 2008.
 Harrison, Rhett D. 2005. Figs and the diversity of tropical rain forests. Bioscience 55(12): 1053–1064.  PDF fulltext
 Kislev, Mordechai E.; Hartmann, Anat & Bar-Yosef, Ofer (2006a): Early Domesticated Fig in the Jordan Valley. Science 312(5778): 1372.  (HTML abstract) Supporting Online Material
 Kislev, Mordechai E.; Hartmann, Anat & Bar-Yosef, Ofer (2006b): Response to Comment on "Early Domesticated Fig in the Jordan Valley". Science 314(5806): 1683b.  PDF fulltext
 Lev-Yadun, Simcha, Gidi Ne'eman, Shahal Abbo, et Moshe A. Flaishman. 2006. Comment on "Early Domesticated Fig in the Jordan Valley". Science 314(5806): 1683a.  PDF fulltext
 Lewington, Anna, et Edward Parker. 199. Ancient trees: Trees that live for 1000 years. Londinii: Collins & Brown Limited.
 Rønsted, Nina, George D. Weiblen, James M. Cook, Nicholas Salamin, Carlos A. Machado, et Vincent Savoainen. 2005. 60 million years of co-divergence in the fig-wasp symbiosis. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 272(1581): 2593–2599.  PDF fulltext.
 Shanahan, M., S. G. Compton, Samson So, et Richard Corlett. 2001. Fig-eating by vertebrate frugivores: a global review. Biological Reviews 76(4): 529–572.  PDF fulltext Appendices electronicae.

 Abraham Mauricio Salazar, artifex papel amate
 Amphoe Pho Sai et Amphoe Suan Phueng, districtus in Thailandia ex speciebus ficorum appellati
 Banyan
 Edred John Henry Corner
 Deus ficos odit
 Fici in Bibliis Sacris
 Fig Newton
 Figtree, locus in California
 Figtree, locus in Nova Cambria Australis
 Figtree, locus in Sancto Christophoro et Nevis
 Figtree, locus in Zimbabua
 Iesus, qui insigniter ficum exsecratus est
 Index fructuum
 Medicina naturopathica
 Nutritio
 Pippalada, eruditus Atharva-Veda cuius nomen 'Qui Ficos Sacras Edat' significat

Nexus externi 

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Morphologia plantarum
Taxa Linnaei
Taxa 1753
Genera plantarum