Apart from natural fodder (herbaceous plants), certain ligneous plants such as Afzelia africana, Stereospermum kunthianum, Khaya senegalensis, Pterocarpus erinaceus, Danielia oliveri, Acacia ...

Apart from natural fodder (herbaceous plants), certain ligneous plants such as Afzelia africana, Stereospermum kunthianum, Khaya senegalensis, Pterocarpus erinaceus, Danielia oliveri, Acacia ...

A viewer named John recently shared a photo of his 10-foot ficus plant that lives inside his home, and it has a touching story attached. John got the plant as a seedling as a present for his wife ...

More than two dozen ficus trees that are a part of allées in Old Town on El Camino Real and Main Street will be removed as part of the plans. They’ll be replaced by one of two new tree species ...

Jizan, May 01, 2025, SPA -- Deep within the villages of Jazan, the Ficus sycomorus stands tall with its massive trunk and broad leaves. Well-suited to the region's hot climate, it thrives in the ...

A local community has taken over protecting and managing patches of small evergreen forests, known as mushitu forests, that have recently been subject to illegal logging. Forest officers armed ...

Ficus Capital (Ficus), the world’s first Islamic Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG-i) venture capital firm, announced today that they’ll be investing RM2 million into local green technology ...

Whittier will move forward with razing 83 ficus trees as part of a redesign of its commercial center despite an outpouring of opposition to the plan. On Tuesday night, City Council members voted 3 ...

The Whittier City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with an uptown redevelopment project set to remove over 80 ficus trees, which has caused passionate community outcry. A community rally to ...

It mentioned five varieties of Fig, Ficus religiosa, the sacred Indian Fig tree; Ficus Benghalensis, the Bengal Fig; Ficus sycomorus, the Egyptian Fig; Ficus Nymphæifolia, the water lily-leaved Indian ...

The fruit of Ficus sycomorus, or “Egyptian fig,” seems to be invariably infested with the insect Sycophaga crassipes, Westw.; which I am informed by Rev. T. F. Marshall, who has kindly given ...