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The transportation of plants and insects between countries often has negative consequences, but also provides opportunities to study community processes. Fig trees are a species‐rich group of largely tropical and subtropical plants, characterised by their unusual inflorescences (figs).Ficus microcarpa is a native of Asia and Australasia and frequently planted elsewhere. Widespread introductions of...
1. Fig trees require host‐specific agaonid fig wasps for pollination, but their figs also support numerous non‐pollinating fig wasps (NPFW) that gall fig tissues or develop as parasitoids.
2. Ficus microcarpa L. is widely naturalised outside its native range and the most invasive fig tree species. Seed predators are widely used for the biological control of invasive plants, but no obligate seed predatory...
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