I have been looking into this for some time, and this seems to be a fairly rare study done on figs...Influence of altitude, leaf area and fruit position in the canopy. and it is something that we all need to keep in mind, when we collect and eat our figs, wherever we grow them. Where figs are grown on the tree can change them slightly, as well as the altitude that they grow in. This was a study in Djebba, and Thibar, Tunisia, in 2009/2010, so it is very up to date,
Influence of altitude, leaf area and fruit position in the canopy.
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Influence of altitude, leaf area and fruit position in the canopy.
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