The fungus _Ozonium auricomum_ Lk., which causes a root rot of cotton
and of many other plants and trees, has been reported upon the fig,[4]
but the extent of damage caused by it is not known. Several other
species of fungi are known to occur on the fig, but none of them can be
classed as disease-producing organisms.
Footnote 4:
Farlow and Seymour, A Provisional Host-Index of the Fungi of the
United States, Part 3, p. 183.