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Blossom of agave

Agave flower at the seaside

Agave blooms rise against a vibrant blue sky, showcasing their striking inflorescence. Captured in Aljarafe, this scene reveals desert beauty.

Agave

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blooming agave americana on a background of the ocean and the blue sky, in the composition on the right

Agave mitis beginning to flower.

Agave stalk opening up to flower

Weaverbird sitting on aloe flowers.

A agave americana flower buds, with natural blur background, stock photo.

Close-up of a rapeseed flower head, Brassica napus. Focus stacking photography technique with fifteen photographs.

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foxtail or lion's tail Agave (Agave attenuata) La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain

Kniphofia flowers in detail

Low angle view on a foxtail agave flower, or latin name Agave attenuata. Also called lion's tale or swan's neck agave

Close-up of an agave plant unfolding its large, fleshy, green leaves, creating a beautiful, natural pattern

close-up of an agave plant with tall stalk and clusters of flowers at night

Macro photography of nature

Blooming agave. Agave americana is a species of flowering plant in the genus Agave.

Agave Americana in the Mediterranean maquis

Bright yellow flowers of the desert agave, also called mescal or century plant (agave deserti), in Anza-Borrego Desert Park, California, USA

Orange flowers, Kniphofia or Torch Lily, against white background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

In the field an Agave americana ssp. protamericana with flower bud growing on a sunny day

Close up of mature yellow aloe vera flowers

Agave Century Plant blossoms close-up

The flower buds of green plants

$East Honolulu coast, Oahu, Hawaii\n\nAgave murpheyi is a species of agave. It is a succulent plant that is found growing only at a few dozen archaeological sites of the ancient Hohokam Indians in southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico. In 1935 there were reported half a dozen sites and in 1970 only two were known. It appears to be a cultivar grown by the Hohokam for food and fiber. Its common names include Hohokam agave, Murphey agave, and Murphey's century plant.[1]$

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