Ficus wilt is a severe disease found in fig trees ("Ficus carica") in Brazil. It feeds on "Ficus carica" and "Nerium oleander". It feeds on "Ficus carica" and "Ficus nota". "Ficus carica" has milky sap, produced by laticifer cells. Of these, the common fig ("Ficus carica") is well known and thoroughly documented. "Ficus carica" (fig) is probably the most abundant source of psoralens. The common fig "Ficus carica" is pollinated by "Blastophaga psenes". "Ficus carica" is dispersed by birds and mammals that scatter their seeds in droppings. Main host plants are "Ficus carica", "Morus microphylla", Salix sp. It pollinates the common fig "Ficus carica" and the closely related "Ficus palmata". The larvae feed on "Carica papaya", "Ficus carica", "Asclepias curassavica" and "Jacaratia".