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Salvia Hot Lips first flowers of Spring. Hot Lips which are normally a distinctive white and red flower, often start the season with red colour only-stock-foto
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Salvia Hot Lips first flowers of Spring. Hot Lips which are normally a distinctive white and red flower, often start the season with red colour only-stock-foto
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Attractive bark detail of Mariosousa Willardiana. with some negative space.Discovery, Elusive, Eye-opening, Interesting,Alluring, Astounding-stock-foto
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Attractive bark detail of Mariosousa Willardiana. with some negative space.Discovery, Elusive, Eye-opening, Interesting,Alluring, Astounding-stock-foto
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Attractive bark detail of Mariosousa Willardiana. with some negative space.Discovery, Elusive, Eye-opening, Interesting,Alluring, Astounding-stock-foto
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Attractive bark detail of Mariosousa Willardiana. with some negative space.Discovery, Elusive, Eye-opening, Interesting,Alluring, Astounding-stock-foto
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Attractive bark detail of Mariosousa Willardiana. with some negative space.Discovery, Elusive, Eye-opening, Interesting,Alluring, Astounding-stock-foto
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Dazzling Chlorophytum orchidastrum 'Green Orange'. Natural close up flowering plant portrait.Expressive, Exquisite, Extravagant, Eye-catching-stock-foto
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Low water in Sauris Lake, Italy, late September. The lake is artificial, formed by a dam. The blue floats and platform are normally at grass level-stock-foto
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Low water in Sauris Lake, Italy, late September. The lake is artificial, formed by a dam. The blue floats and platform are normally at grass level-stock-foto
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Low water in Sauris Lake, Italy, late September. The lake is artificial, formed by a dam. The blue floats and platform are normally at grass level-stock-foto
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Flock of sheep in a snow storm-stock-foto
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Fig fruit growing on a creeping fig vine along a wall in the historic district of Charleston, South Carolina. Evergreen fig vine is normally a decorative climbing plant but if allowed to mature and pollinated by a fig wasp will grow edible figs.-stock-foto
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Fig fruit growing on a creeping fig vine along a wall in the historic district of Charleston, South Carolina. Evergreen fig vine is normally a decorative climbing plant but if allowed to mature and pollinated by a fig wasp will grow edible figs.-stock-foto
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Dew-laden cobwebs festoon foliage of evergreen conifers in an English garden in early Autumn-stock-foto
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What is normally an island off the shore at Federal Park when Lake Lanier is at full pool. When the lake is down, it becomes a peninsula and like much of Lake Lanier a fun place to explore.-stock-foto
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Economic botany of Alabama . economicbotanyof12harp Year: 1913-1928. CONIFERAE 47 Fig. 4. Slash pine in damp sandy flats with evergreen bushy under- growth, about one-half mile south of Orange Beach P. O., Baldwin County, June 13, 1912. References :—Mattoon 3, Mohr 18. Grows normally in shallow ponds, branch-swamps, etc., but occasionally in old fields and cut-over lands with comparatively dry soil, a circumstance which led some foresters a generation ago to believe that it was gradually replacing the long-leaf pine. Throughout its range it is confined to regions with plenty of rain in sum-stock-foto
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. Common plants of longleaf pine-bluestem range. Plant ecology; Grasses; Forage plants. BUCKWHEAT-TREE Clijtonia monophylla ( Lam.) Britton Buckwheat-tree, also called titi and black titi, normally is an evergreen shrub, though sometimes it reaches tree size. It grows mainly in swamps and bays and along streams, often in association with swamp cyrilla. Its racemes and fruits resemble those of buckwheat. Leaves are alternate, firm, and more or less ellip- tical. The smooth margins are rolled under slightly. Blades are IV2 to 2V2 inches long and V2 to % inch wide. Except for the midrib, veins ar-stock-foto
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. Economic botany of Alabama. Botany, Economic; Forests and forestry. CONIFERAE 47. Fig. 4. Slash pine in damp sandy flats with evergreen bushy under- growth, about one-half mile south of Orange Beach P. O., Baldwin County, June 13, 1912. References :—Mattoon 3, Mohr 18. Grows normally in shallow ponds, branch-swamps, etc., but occasionally in old fields and cut-over lands with comparatively dry soil, a circumstance which led some foresters a generation ago to believe that it was gradually replacing the long-leaf pine. Throughout its range it is confined to regions with plenty of rain in summe-stock-foto
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. Economic botany of Alabama . Fig. 4. Slash pine in damp sandy flats with evergreen bushy under- growth, about one-half mile south of Orange Beach P. O., Baldwin County, June 13, 1912. References :—Mattoon 3, Mohr 18. Grows normally in shallow ponds, branch-swamps, etc., but occasionally in old fields and cut-over lands with comparatively dry soil, a circumstance which led some foresters a generation ago to believe that it was gradually replacing the long-leaf pine. Throughout its range it is confined to regions with plenty of rain in summer, which leaches out the fertility of the soil. Its i-stock-foto
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christmas tree little girl The Christmas tree is one of the most popular traditions associated with the celebration of Christmas-stock-foto