Ficus sycomorus - Wikipedia
Ficus sycomorus, called the sycamore fig or the fig-mulberry (because the leaves resemble those of the mulberry), sycamore, or sycomore, is a fig species that has been cultivated since ancient times. [2] The specific name came into English in the 14th century as sicamour, derived from Old French sagremore, sicamor.
Sycamore Fig: an Egyptian tree and fruit (Mulberry fig, Egyptian ...
2006年9月5日 · The sycamore fig tree (Ficus sycomorus sycomorus, and F. sycomorus gnaphalocarpa) belong to the fig family, which includes the common edible fig (Ficus carica), and the Banyan tree. The tree is evergreen, grows to 20 meters high and 15-20 meters horizontally, and has large leaves that provide shade.
Sycamore tree in ancient Egypt - mkasu.journals.ekb.eg
The sycamore fig, Ficus Sycomorus, is considered one of the most important trees in ancient Egypt. It is a huge evergreen tree that tolerates drought and reaches a height of 15 meters. It has a circular shape and leaves with three oval veins.
The Sycamore in Ancient Egypt – Textual, Iconographic ...
2016年1月1日 · Dr Azza Ezzat in this paper will shade light on the history of sycamore in ancient Egypt, through textual and iconographical evidences, emphasizing the deep connection between sycamore, the...
Dr Azza EZZAT in this paper will shed light on the history of the sycamore in ancient Egypt, through textual and iconographic evidence, emphasizing the deep connection between sycamore, the goddess Nut and garden pools. In addition, she will discuss the major religious, economic and social role of the sycamore tree in ancient Egypt.
Endangered Species: Egypt’s tree of love - Egypt Independent
2011年3月15日 · The ficus sycomorus, or sycamore fig, is an ancient tree that has been cultivated in Egypt since the third millennium BC. This tree can grow to reach a height of 20-25 meters, a trunk girth of six meters, and possesses a dense crown of spreading branches which offer a delightful shade up to a few hundred square meters.
Sycamore - Egylogia
2021年7月19日 · The sycamore ficus is an ancient tree cultivated in Egypt since the third millennium BC. This the tree can reach a height of 20-25 meters, a trunk circumference of 6 meters, and a dense, spreading crown of branches that offer delightful shade up to several hundred square meters.
Facts About Figs in Ancient Egypt - Synonym
The fig tree most common in Egypt, the Ficus sycomorus, or sycamore fig, has sprouted in Egypt since 3000 B.C. Egyptians considered the fig a delicacy. The fruit gained popularity in ancient Egypt as it grew all over the countryside. Its abundance made it a staple food in ancient Egypt along with foods such as garlic, olives and bread.
THE SYCAMORE FIG IN EGYPT | Journal of Heredity - Oxford …
THE SYCAMORE FIG IN EGYPT: Historic Tree is Widely Grown, and Furnishes Large Quantity of Inferior Fruit—Interesting Practices of the Natives—Life History of the Fig-Wasp
SYCAMORE AND FIG IN ANCIENT EGYPT - ResearchGate
2024年1月1日 · Textual and iconographic evidence shows a deep connection between the sycamore and the ancient Egyptian goddesses Nut, Isis and Hathor. Besides uses of figs and sycamore in the foods, they has...
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