Wood Steamed Buns aliases include Mullein, Liang Fan Fruit, Ghost Steamed Buns, Liang Fan Zi and Ficus Sylvestris, which is a kind of traditional Chinese medicine herb. Wood Steamed Buns is a climbing shrub with heart-shaped leaves and relatively short petioles. The leaf blade is 5-10cm long and 2-3.5cm wide, covered with yellow-brown pilose on the back. Flowering in May-June, fruiting in September-October, its fruit will become yellow-green or reddish when ripe, looks like a steamed bun, so it is called wood steamed buns.

Wood steamed buns alias have wood lily, cool powder fruit, ghost steamed buns, cool powder son and Ficus carica and so on, is a kind of traditional Chinese medicine herb. Wood Steamed Buns is a climbing shrub with heart-shaped leaves and relatively short petioles. The leaf blade is 5-10cm long and 2-3.5cm wide, covered with yellow-brown pilose on the back. Flowering in May-June, fruiting in September-October, its fruit will become yellow-green or reddish after maturity, looks like steamed bread, so called wood steamed bread. It is often distributed in East China, Central and Southwest China.