syconium

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Detailed Anatomy of a Fig: Exploring the Syconium Structure and Botanical Features of a Common Fruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Detailed Look at the Anatomy of a Fig: Syconium and Internal Structure Revealed Through Stunning Botanical Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dried figs. Common fig syconium is torn apart. Closeup. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common Fig or Ficus Plant with Syconium Fruit with Numerous Seeds Vector Set Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unripe Common Fig or Ficus Plant Syconium Fruit with Numerous Seeds Vector Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common Fig or Ficus Plant with Syconium Fruit with Numerous Seeds Big Vector Set Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Young Syconium of Ficus tengerensis at Cemorosewu, Magetan, East Java Royalty Free Stock Photo

Branch with Hanging Unripe Common Fig or Ficus Plant Syconium Fruit Vector Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Syconium fruit A syconium is the type of inflorescence borne by figs genus Ficus, formed by an enlarged, fleshy, hollow receptacle with multiple ovaries on the inside surface. In essence, it is really a fleshy stem with a number of flowers, so it is considered both a multiple and accessory fruit. American figs like Fruit Figs are gaining the attention of Vietnamese farmers