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Genus composed of about 840 species distributed mainly across tropical and subtropical areas of the world. In North Africa it is represented by an increasing number of species as it advances from the Mediterranean to the Equator. F. carica grows in the Mediterranean area. The rest of the species are Saharo-palaeotropical, such as F. ingens...