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Close up of ghost pipes also known as Indian pipes growing in North Central Florida.

multiple exposure baht currency, all logos on cargo containers removed.

Close up shot of the face of a European Cat Snake, or Soosan Snake, Telescopus fallax, skin and scale patterns on Mediterranean Thyme shurb in Malta

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A variety of lichens seen growing on rotting wood on the forest floor.

Colorful spring garden daisies and other grass flowers

Thymus zygis bushes in flower, a thyme that lives in the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco.

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Edible mushrooms include many fungal species that are either harvested wild or cultivated.

Nature and landscape around Jerusalem in Israel

Great amount of small grey-white mushrooms growing among grass covered with shadow from nearby plants in daytime in summer. Gifts of nature. Life in village.

Caves located in the Picturesque Gorge of Topolia on Crete Island, Greece

Two Ironwort plants with white flowers growing between rocks overlooking the Mediterranean Sea

Several spent flowers of Hierba Blanca (Chuquiraga oppositifolia) in autumn in central Chile. This species is a member of the Daisy Family and is restricted to central Chile and adjacent Argentina.

encountered in April in Haute Ubaye at 1800m altitude just after the snow melted

(Pedicularis racemose) Sickletop Pedicularis is a common wildflower in the Cascade Range. Found in the subalpine meadows it has a reddish stem. The leaves are toothed, and the flowers are pale pink. The beak of the flower curls sideways and downward.

Sea, coast, cliffs and duck views from Anamur, Turkey

Small plants in Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail located at Chiang Mai, Thailand

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White magnolia flower isolated on white.

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