New phase proposed in the relationship between figs and wasps
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Channa Prakash on X: "A fig is not actually a fruit; it's an inflorescence, a cluster of flowers. Fig wasps pollinate them, and eventually get embedded inside the fruits. Thanks to breeding,
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Rob on X: "Figs are not really a fruit, they're inverted flowers. They require a unique kind of pollination that only comes from fig wasps that have to die inside in order
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Are There Really Dead Wasps in Your Figs?
