It depends entirely on the species of Ficus. Some species of Ficus are edible, some are not.
For example, the the fruit of the common landscaping vine called Creeping Fig, or Ficus pumila, will make you sick if you eat it. However, the fruit of the Common Fig, or Ficus carica, is tasty and is grown commercially for its fruit.
The common rubber tree (Ficus Elastica) or rubber plant if grown indoors is a species of fig tree and is totally related to the edible figs that you buy in the grocery or the fig tree in the bible. It is also a brother of the banyan tree(Ficus Benghalensis) and the sacred Bo/bodhi/sacred fig tree(Ficus Religiosa). All the species from this Genus(Ficus) do not produce flowers that are visible but rather produce flowers that are inside the fruit (the figs). So the rubber plant produces flowers that are inside the fruit and are not visible outside. That's why you never see rubber trees or all Ficus trees flower ever. I hope this answers the question.
The fruit is a small yellow green oval fig, not really edible.
No, Angsana (Pterocarpus indicus) does not have an edible fruit. It is a deciduous tree native to Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent, known for its vibrant red flowers and durable timber. The tree's fruit is a flat, winged pod that contains seeds but is not consumed by humans due to its bitter taste and lack of nutritional value.
Yes, the plant Olea europaea, commonly known as the olive tree, produces olives that are commonly used for their oil and fruit, which are edible.
its perennial tree
Ficus trees are flowering plants, known as angiosperms.
That is the correct spelling of the fruit, the fig, and its tree (Ficus carica).
I dunno if a ficus is a tree but i know ica is a ficus. Answer Ficus is the rubber tree family.
A yangmei is the edible crimson fruit of the subtropical tree Myrica rubra, or the tree which bears this fruit.
Taking your question literally, these leaves are edible, the Little Leaf Linden or Lime Tree, the Fragrant Spring Tree from Japan and the Mulberry. There is also a Chinese tree called the Goji No. The fruit of a tree is the seed containing capsule. The leafs are the foliage edible or not.
The common rubber tree (Ficus Elastica) or rubber plant if grown indoors is a species of fig tree and is totally related to the edible figs that you buy in the grocery or the fig tree in the bible. It is also a brother of the banyan tree(Ficus Benghalensis) and the sacred Bo/bodhi/sacred fig tree(Ficus Religiosa). All the species from this Genus(Ficus) do not produce flowers that are visible but rather produce flowers that are inside the fruit (the figs). So the rubber plant produces flowers that are inside the fruit and are not visible outside. That's why you never see rubber trees or all Ficus trees flower ever. I hope this answers the question.
The tree from which "usual" figs come is not native to Australia. However, in the southeast of Queensland grows the Moreton Bay fig, the fruit of which is not only quite edible, but is greatly enjoyed by local fruit bats.
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Ita palm is a fruit. It is an edible fruit from the Mauritia Flexuosa palm tree.
The fruit is a small yellow green oval fig, not really edible.
The Cleveland pear tree does not bear edible fruit. The Cleveland pear tree is named as such, due to the fact it's leaves are pear shaped.
A yamamomo is another word for a yangmei, an edible crimson fruit, or the tree from which this fruit is derived.