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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Author
Dr Tatjana KOKA
Tirana, December, 2010
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The first migration of dry fig was brought from western Asia during
the Mediterranean coast. According to tracking have noticed a different
distribution of fig in the old commercial center.
Illustrations of fig and fruit found in Egyptian monuments from Ludwig
Reinhardt, who in 1910 presented clearly leaves lobbies.
There is a general opinion that fig culture has begun to cultivate in
Greece in the early 9th century. Essen in 1930 presents us fig trees
prevalent in the south of Italy, gives us to clarify the form of fruit, this
period is up to the first century BC Essen, on the ancient fig of Italy,
gives the similarity with Syria and Egypt, where fig out to be displayed in
a new century BC almost 18 earlier than in Greece. In fact, long past the
fig tree is known novels, which have better varieties importer directly
from Syria, but I have selected superior varieties.
The main differences in culture between Greece and Italy fig, noted the
practice of caprification. In Greece it is a known practice, while in Italy
there is lack of knowledge.
With the fall of the Roman Empire, the culture of the fig tree was
discovered, not only around the Mediterranean, but also in the Adriatic
coast, in Africa and southern France.
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Etymology:
The fig trees names have been applied to the fig through-out the
centuries have significant relation to its origin and distribution.The Latin
Ficus apparently is derived from an earlier Indian stem word such as fag,
or the Hebrew feg, from which come the Italian fico, the Portuguese
fig, the Spanish higo, the French figue, the German Feigen, the Dutch
vijg, and the English fig. In Greece the wild fig was called erineos, and
the edible fig was known as sykon from which is derived “ syconium”
the botanical name of the fruit. In Arabic paggin, in north Syrian pagga,
in Persian anjir. In Italy the names applied to the wild fig are profig and
caprifig, the latter coming from copra ( goat) and ficus (fig), referring to
the worthlessness of the fruit.
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Names fig in some world countries:
Albania – Fig
Latin – Ficus
Hebrew – Feg
Italy – Fico
Greek – Scone
Turkey– Incir
Franc – Figue
Spain – Higo
Portugal – Figo
Germany– Feigen
England – Fig
Croatia – Smokva
Russian – Incira
Arabia – Tin
Persia – Anjir
TURKEY
SPAIN
ITALY
The fig tree has been present in Italy since ancient times, is an important
fruit crop mainly in some areas of central and southern Italy. The Italian
production is calculated to be around 40000 tones, and is mainly
concentrated in the southern part of Italy. The first place is occupied by
Campania region with about 50% of the national total, followed by Sicilia
(13 %), Calabria (12%) and Puglia (8%). Italy annually imports very few
fresh figs (from o.5-1 ton), the quantity of imported dried figs is much
higher (from 4000 – 7000 tons), 80 % of which comes from Turkey.
100-500 tons of fresh figs are exported above all to France and other
European countries and from 300 – 1000 tons of dried figs mainly to
Central Europe. Among the many varieties cultivated in Italy the best
one is the Dottato cultivar which can be used fresh, dried or in syrup.
PORTUGALIA
The fig tree in Portugal occupied 9600 ha. The production is 12300
t, 10% of total production is festinate for commercialization and rest
is sort use for alcohol industry. Mainly traditional regions of the fig
tree are Algarve, Torres Novas at High Douro. The modern Algarve are
plantations of Torres Novas, fresh is oriented consume. The interesant
variety for consum fresh destination are: Lampa Preta, Princessa and
Bebera Branka. In the feature will multiplication and selection of quality
varieties.
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CROATIA
GREECE
In Greece about 4 million fig trees are cultivated. About 2 million trees
are for dry fig production and 2.5 million for fresh fig production. The
organized orchards occupy an area of 9000 and 700 hectares for dry
and fresh fruit production respectively. The fig tree is cultivated almost
everywhere in Greece, from the northern areas of Macedonia and Thraki
to the southern areas of Create, but the majority of fig cultivation exists
in Paleoponnissos, in Evia, and in the Aegean islands.
A number of about 25 local fig varieties have been selected and evaluated
from the existing local fig population. The fig cultivars “Kalamon” and
“Kim’s” are two of the most important local ones with white fruits
suitable for dried fig production, both cultivars are also consumed
as fresh 90 % of the dried fig production in Greece is produced in
Peleoponnissos from the cultivar “ Kalmon” mainly.
3. Botanical classification
4. Botanical characteristics
Fig (Ficus), gender is part of the same name and belongs to the Moraceae
family. In this genus includes about 100 species, mostly located in the
Tropical belt but to cultivate interest represents two nenlloje fig The
common fig (Ficus carica L) and wild fig (Ficus carica caprificus) that
gives no edible fruit, but serves to pollination (caprification) of the
cultivated fig. Ficus carica a species characterized by only unisexual
axillary flowers and by gynodioecism.
Latex Cells – Figs contain latex cells (Condit 1947). Ubiquitous and
numerous throughout the tree and fruit, these single cells grow in plant
tissues.These cells produce the caustics milky exudates characteristic of
all fig tree parts. The resulting skin irritations are due to the proteolysis
enzyme, ficin, and is exacerbated by the spicules stidding the leaf
surface.
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Wood - Fig wood is soft, pithy, and of little value
accepted as kindling (Theophrastus 1916), is colored
light. The wood core is homogeneous. Lenticelet are
visible in new branches. The wood was also used for
bow crosspieces (Cato 1933) and, due to its ability to
absorb oil and emery, has been used to polish metal
guns or locks ( Noisette 1829). Compared to olive or
citrus, fig wood is soft and easy to prune. D
Barr knots – there are often near nodes and on the internodes.There
are found more frequently on trees in the humid coastal climates.
Common figs do not produce aerial roots as do other Ficus spp. But,
when placed in a suitable medium, burr knots produce root profusely.
Buds - buds are divided net ordinary and mitake. In the most commen
included flower buds, mixed, wood of sleep.itaket formed by callus after
stabbing or cuts, buds are formed in the armpit of 3 to 4 lastarit upper
leaves. Buds are usually involved at the top of lastarit, have a conical shape
and color of fruit such as white or purple - pink, with a hue. After the
opening, in spring, and extended lastari sqetullen the leaves of the second,
third and on the flowers appear (fig).Vegetative buds are distinguished by
their smaller size, conical shape, altenuate tip, and apical location. Fruiting
buds are distinguished by their large size, plump appearance, and lateral
location. Terminal vegetative buds and lateral fruiting buds of different
cultivars can be distinguished by color: green fruited cultivars have green
buds and dark fruited cultivars have dark buds.
Fig leaves are petiolate, large is, 3-7 lobed. Although varying considerably
throughout the season leaves have deeper sinuses and narrower lobes
than fruiting leaves. Between the lobes are the five sinuses: two upper, two
lower, and the petiole sinus. The deep green of the leaf contrasts sharply
with the almost white veins. These same hairs on the lower surface are
numerous and soft producing a velvety surface. The leaf itself is thick and
stiff. The petiole is variable in length, thickness, surface and color.
A B C D
E F G H
Formers leave
Fruit
Forms Fruit
Fruit
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5. Biology
The wild fig (2n = 26) is under sort of Ficus species. Spontaneously
sprout from seeds figs cultivated or spontaneous, that the distributed
eaten by birds. Germinate and grow in dry places, ruins walls, crack
reef, and old trees, so called the caprifig, words composed of kapra
and fig-goat. We view differs from the fig tree crops, because in winter
there are grains in the bare branches of leaves. Capri fig sikons form
three generations, the versification one after another, who called profig,
mammon and mamme.Caprifig have sikons the form of different sizes
in each individual, not only externally but also internally. Changes have
also form sikons size of each, generation of the same plants, it is noted
in all kaprifig there sikon of various shapes such as oval, spheroid, etc.
flat section. Sikons of large floral profig channel have abundant amounts
of male flowers was also down the channel of the eye.Caprifig value is
determined by the quantity and quality of production sikoneve. Their
feature is that the generations of sikon differently caprifig come on
time. During the whole year and herbal calendar caprifig we have the
crown sikon different stages of development. Time of departure and
their development is harmonized with the annual cycle and pollinate
blastofages of the cultivated fig.
second half of April, setting blastofaga eggs left in the gale. If you do not
put eggs, profichi fall to the ground. Continue to grow rapidly until the
beginning of June and after a short break, have a magnification of the
latter, at the time of baking. The internal mitigated, the color goes from
purple to green in the pan, mature male flowers, which arises from
pjalmi pjalmoret ostiolit channel fills. This is the time when blastofaga
has completed the cycle and comes out. After this profichi shriveled.
Profig have extended form, with more venous, color green, white,
average tail. Annealing performed 17 - `18 days, and the chance to fig
sikons appearance of crops, which flowers at this time are ready for
pollination. Profichi serve not only as the generation of crossing and the
pollination blastofages but the fig that are necessary fertilization. Their
quality is determined by the amount of flowers galikole, which provides
access to the full blastofages and male flowers, which provide abundant
quantities pjalmi.
Biological cycle
In spring, when the weather is warm and the insect has increased
within the mammever gallic, first brought men, women 2-10 days
before. Women can not go themselves, without the help of men. Man
with feet firmly taken before and after a gale his powerful jaws real-
izes fertilization, the process repeated for every gale and then die
inside this sikon. Impregnate women, with its jaws, leave the darken
and exit through the channel eye of the fig tree, which is already
open. Lies on sikon, exposed in the sun makes test flight. The sikons
be found among the new generation caprifig was flush them, submit
the ostiol head, which is almost closed and covered with some se-
vere laminated. She encountered resistance, but, relying strongly on
its feet, use the entire force and comes within sikon. From this effort,
it mutilate, lost wings and antennas. In a few women enter sikon.
Once within reach, a woman lies above the stigma egg-putting, gaul
and channel inserts, put an egg-shaped with long tail, the nucleon
located in the ovary. Along with eggs injects a small amount of the
hormone, which stimulates the action of multiplication partogenetik
endosperms cells, which then serves to feed the blastofages larven,
is expected to arise. The presence of egg in the floral ovary sikonit
oosferes and prevents the development of the embryo formation,
but the hormones promote the development of endosperms par-
togenetik, it ensures the development of the ovary and prevents
collapse of sikonit. Opening the egg becomes a few days. Larvae is
almost transparent, it performs the following full metamorphose,
feather and turns into the adult insect. In every generation the same
phenomenon repeated. This performance is normal climate, life cy-
cle performed for about two months, while the generations that to
winter mamme takes 7-8 months (September to April). From obser-
vations that our country comes blastofaga passes in three genera-
tions. Generation first: the second ten April blastofaga sikons emerg-
es from the mommon and put eggs in profig, which have reached the
proper size, ends in early May. Generation second: the first is in ten
days to June from the profichi sikons, is charged with granules polli-
nation, appearance and finish.
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Third generation: eggs laid in the gale of the complete cycle mammon
eve the second half of September, blastofaga out and put the eggs in
sikons mammon, where to winter, to start the cycle next spring.
Caprification or Pollination
On the demand we have for pollination and the way of making fruit,
divided into several groups:
1. Partenocarpic cultivars, linking the fruit without pollination,
but pollination, if it occurs, affects the taste of fruit. From our
cultivars mention, Roshnikun, Cipullin,, etc..
2. Linkage cultivars that fruit need for pollination. If this
phenomenon does not happen, flowers taken down and not
maturity. From our cultivar mention, Perdhiku, Bajun, Kallamata,
etc..
3. Intermediate cultivars two times. The first generation flowers
does not need pollination, fruits are formed in the street
partenocarpic, while the second generation pollination needs, if
don’t happen, fall flowers. Can mention, Shengjinas, Bradashesh,
Kraps black.
Blastofaga conception and
during April comes from the
eye of the fig tree, and after
it flies matured, finds caprifig
and put eggs in flowers short
styl.. Blastofaga finishes growth,
conceived and appears in at-
mosphere, the eye of caprifig,
being taken away pellets of pol-
lination. Looking for mammone
passes from the soft figs and
put eggs - placing in the floral
tube. Fig flowers soft feminine
are long - styles and putting
egsc - placing in the floral tube, inserts the grain of caprifig polli-nate,
which make a soft fig pollination. When it finds mammon enters the
fruit and put eggs in the Gallic short styles. After the growth, comes
next generate, putt eggs in Mamma, where winter. Profig is realisaing for
pollination(caprification)
Caprification accomplished and practical way: wild figs transferred strings
and depend on fig tree branches that need pollination. This process is
repeated several times, since Flourishing has a long period.
In the structure of the planting fig occupies third place after plum, with 11%
of the number of trees. Fig cultivation areas are mainly Berat, Fier, Elbasan,
Vlore, Permet, Shkoder, Gramsh, etc. Largest production has been
Berat with (44 thousand quintal), Fier (9.9 thousand quintal), Elbasan (6
thousand quintal). Economical change after 1990 were accompanied by
an erosion of trees for social and economical reasons. Our country has
been exporting of dry fig, while today is decrease but recent years there
has been a return to tradition of our farmers, the new planting and the
additions of figs with varieties typical of the area. The fig tree has been
and continue to be associated of all generation, the family garden it is
everywhere, from the formers block of fig trees, the farmer has remained
only Uznova in Berat with Roshnik variety.The varieties selected for high
– quality exported trade is more like Roshnik, Perdhikuli, Melacak, etc,
which can compete in the market. Our country have about 80 varieties
of figs but so for identified and explored are about 40.
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Economic important
Fig tree is valuable plant, notional, pleasant as fruit, used fresh, use
processed (jam, baking fig, etc) and use dry.Wild fig well food for animals.
The economic important lies in the diversity of it use destination.
are not climate. Early period of the winter vegetable and delays make it
appropriate for a wide open and ecotypes cultivars. In this area there
are 83% of figs nationwide and handles 91% of its production.
Internal Area
Includes the distal part of the fig tree cultivation, and lies on the lower
part of Puka luginore and hilly, Mirdita, Librazhd, where Leskovik to
buffer the impact felt sea currents. Absolute minimum temperatures
down to - 70C to - 80C and in particular years and up - 120C and -
130C, causing injury and producing annual degzave year. In this area is
mainly fig consume family once cultivated figs for fresh consumption.
The amount of roots of cultivated voice fiqve 7% of the number of
roots and gives 4% of production. Net sticky fig three areas in different
altitude from 300 to 400 m and 600 to 800 m in Tomorr mountain of
Berat. In areas of high Puke Mat in the cold winters injuries occur yearly
ramifications.
Soil:
Fig grows in soil types different, as well as clayey soil, deep, penetration
the optimal moist. In heavy clay soil gives fig fruit small. Grow poorly even
industry soil, as branches remain short and few buds forwed flowers. In
fresh soil fertile deep, plant the fig reaches large size and fruit quality for
fresh consumptation. We ground the dried, light by content calcareous,
are made with quality fruit.
The growth process starts with the emergence of leaves in front, and
extend the spray, the armpit of figs appear leves (flowers) that are
distinguished by eye. From this moment on words, growth process
accurse. This process takes 30-40 days. The fruit reaches normal
size. Then, for 50-60 days (for once figs fruits grow slowly. Which is
associated with increased fruit size, changing the Wcolor and increase
the percentage of sugar.The process of baking the fruit lasts 15-20 days;
baking second production lasts 30-40 days, while simultaneously figs last
40-50 days. Growth and bakery early and middle lasts 60-70 days, and
about 120-130 days late. It is test that throwing point oil accelerates the
ripening of fig two weak before, the beginning of baking by the end of
baking lasts 3-8 days.
Picking- Ripe fruit is very delicate and can easily deteriorate mainly
when the fruit ripens in rainy and wet periods. The harvest, which,
preferably must carried out during the milder hours in the morning.
The fig which are harvested must be placed in shallow coated baskets.
While the harvest is being carried out, the hands should be protected,
because some harshes can appear in the skin, besides the hands, other
parts of the body must also be protected, such as arms and the face.The
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7. Fig descriptor
1. Name
2. Sinonimi
3. PLACE EXPLORATION
4. Insitu exploration
5. First exploration
Fruit use
1. Fresh consumption
2. Drying
3. industrial use
4.others
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Identification of material
1 = verified
2 = probalble
3 = uncertain
Plant use
1.0 = no use
2.1 = fruit/production
3.3 = ornamental
Grouth Habit
1= Erect
2= Semi-Erect
3= Compact
4= Spreading
5= Weeping
Tree vigours
1 = low
2 = medium
3 = high
Shot color
1= green
2= gray
3= brown
4= others
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Leaf dimensions
1= very small
2= small
3= medium
4= large
5= very large
Shape of lobes
1= Spatulate
2= Linear
3= Latate
4= Lyrate
Leaf color
Light green
Green
Dark green
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Petiole
- length
- Short
- Medilum
- Long
Color petiole
Light green
Green
Pinknish
Brown
1. Breba
1.1 = very early: before 15 May
1.2 = early: 16-31 May
1.3 = mis-season: 1-15 June
1.4 = late: 16-30 June
1.5 = very late: after 1 July
2. Main crop
2.1 very early: end July
2.2 early: 1-10 August
2.3 mid-season: 11-31 August
2.4 late: 1-30 September
2.5 very late: after 1 0ctober
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Form fruits
2.1 = spheric
2.2 = oblatus
2.3 = ovoid
2.4 = pyriform
2.5 = turbiniform
2.6 = cucurbiform
Length neck
1.1 = absent
1.2 = short
1.3 = medium
1.4 = e gjate
Ostiol width
2.1 = 0-1 mm
2.2 = 1-3 mm
2.3 = 3-5 mm
2.4 = mbi 5 mm
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Skin cracks
2.1 = checked skin
2.2 = scarce lontidudinalcracks
2.3 = minute cracks
Skin color
Pedical color
1. = Breba
1.1 = te bardha
Internal color
2.1 = white
2.2 = amber(light brown)
2.3 = pink
2.4 = dark pink
2.5 = red
2.6 = dark red
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Fruit cavity
2.0 = none
2.1 = very small
2.3 = medium
2.4 = large
Amount seed
2.0 = none
2.1 = low
2.2 = medium
2.3 = hight
Fruit flavour
2.1 = neutral
2.2 = little flavour
2.3 = aromatic
2.4 = strong
Fruit dimension
Width max Wdth min Length
Small 28mm 38mm 29-46mm
Medium 35mm 49mm 28-54mm
Small 41mm 56mm 52-70mm
Very small 60mm 60mm mbi 75mm
Resistance to deseas
2.1 = fig mosaic virus
2.2 = souring
Resistance to transportion
2.1 = very high
2.2 = high
2.3 = medium
2.4 = low
2.5 = very low
Fig varieties
Variety Cingell
Variety Allaxhir
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consum
Variety Rotllar
Variety ITALIAN
Variety CERLIN i zi
8 Variety SHQAU
Variety CIPULL
Variety SHENGJINS
12 Variety DIMRAK
Varety BULL
Variety TRAGJAS
Variety PESHTANAK
16 Variety MORAIT
Variety PASTUN
Variety KALLAMATA
Variety ROSHNIK
20 Variety I LASHTI
Variety STAMBOLLIU
Variety TIVARAS
Variety MELACAK
24 Variety BAJUN
Variety PATLLIXHAN
- Ngjyra e frutit violet - Color fruit is violet
- Ngjyra e tulit e kuqe e erret -Internal color fruit is dark red
- Masa e frutit mesatere - Size fruit is medium
- Forma e frutit patellxhan - Form fruit is cucurbiform
- Shija e frutit caramel - Flavour fruit is caramel
- Gjatesia e bishtit e vogel - Length neck is small
- Sasia e fares mesatere - Amount seed is medium
- Kaviteti I frutit e madhe – Cvity fruit is big
- Kohe pjekjes 11-31 Gusht – Maturity is 11-31 August
- Prodhimi nje heresh – Productivity one crop (uniferous)
- Destinacioni per konsum te fresket – Destination for fresh
consum
Variety PERDHIKUL
Variety SHKRONJES
mammon mamme
open calcarate
lateral
nervature
spatulate
Central +lateral
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Erect
Spreading
Abundant
Low
Intermediate
Format e kururos
Forms habit
Hight
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Spreading
1/2 Erect
Weeping
Rare
Hight Open
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Coarse Fine
large medium
none small
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Amount seed
Neck of fruit
Lenticeles (figure)
length
length
absent
width width
Tregtimi - Marceting
Ndroqi zone (P. Resto) june 2006 Uznova zone (T.Koka, F. Lamaj) june 2006
Varietet
No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Variety
1 Kraps I zi + +
2 Cingell +
3 Allaxhir +
4 Rotllar +
5 Italian +
6 Cerlin e bardh +
7 Cerlin I zi +
8 Shqau +
9 Red fig +
10 Cipull +
11 Shengjinas +
12 Dimrak +
13 Bull +
14 Tragjas +
15 Peshtanak +
16 Morait +
17 Pastun +
18 Kallamata +
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19 Roshnik +
20 I lashti +
21 Stambolliu +
22 Tivaras +
23 Melacak +
24 Bajun +
25 Patllixhan +
26 Perdhikul +
27 Shkronjes +
28 Bradashes +
Acknowledgements
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