Fig wasps and fig trees share a fascinating and complex mutualistic relationship that is crucial for the reproduction of both partners. This relationship is characterized by the unique way in ...

This fig wasp proves that plants of the fig genus existed ... the very act of dining (see mite lower right). Planthoppers were common in the amber forest. Like their living relatives today ...

Common fig tree care begins with warmth ... Wild figs are pollinated internally by a fig wasp attracted by a scent the fig releases. A female wasp crawls inside the fruit to lay her eggs and ...

Some of the most common types include ... Some species, like fig wasps, have specialized pollination relationships. Despite ...