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Freshly harvested bark of cork tree exposed by a cork harverster's axe, cork harvest, close-up view

peeled bark of cork oak

Idyllic Alentejo landscape with cork oak trees in vast fields, capturing Portugal's serene beauty.

Bark of cork oak (Quercus suber) tree. Luogosanto. Province of Sassari. Sardinia. Italy.

trunk of cork tree - quercus suber - stripped of cork in southern Extremadura, Spain.

Cork oak

Traveling Anadalusia, Culture, Heritage, Landscape

Detail shots of the barks of cork oaks in Portugal

Cork Heritage: Stripped Cork Oak Trunk at sunset.

The Parco della Giara in Sardinia is a basaltic plateau home to many plant species, notably the cork oak, and famous for being the habitat of the last wild horses in Europe

cork tree trunk isolated on white

Cork Oak (Quercus suber) tree. Luogosanto. Province of Sassari. Sardinia. Italy.

The Portuguese cork oak is peeled every 9 years

Colorful photo of a Peeled Cork Oaks in Portugal

Cork oak, Les Albères, Pyrénées-Orientales

Holm oaks in the countryside on a sunny winter day. Landscape in Campo Charro, Salamanca

Natural Reserve Los Alcornocales in south of Spain

gros plan du tronc d’un chêne liège ou a été prélevé une partie de son écorce

Close-up of a cork oak trunk covered in vibrant green moss, showcasing the tree's textured bark. Cork oaks are vital for the local ecosystem and Iberian pig farming, Spain.

Large single oak tree with fresh leaves in green field during springtime. No people are seen in frame. Shot in outdoor daylight with a medium format camera.

Partially harvested cork tree trunk, or cork oak (Quercus suber), Gramacho, Algarve, Portugal

Old cork oak tree on unmown meadow. Shot against the low evening sun. Lens flares. Found on the island of Corsica. Adobe RGB for better color reproduction.

Cork tree with its bark removed in a forest located in Fuenteheridos, Huelva, Andalucia, Spain. Natural setting in a lush, green environment.

Bark of a cork oak tree, detail

Cork trees typically grow in Portugal.

A large old oak in Spain, surrounded by snow and frost and sunlight.

Cork oaks trunks after cork harvest or saca. Selective focus. Forestry at mediterranean forest concept

Lonely dry oak tree in the countryside on a sunny winter day. Landscape in Campo Charro, Salamanca

Cork oak (Quercus suber) forest in Alentejo (Portugal), the cork of some trees has been recently removed, showing the underlying dark red young bark.

Tree bark shown in close-up reveals the intricate textures and patterns of the bark's surface. The close-up view highlights details such as the rough, rugged texture, any fissures, cracks, or patterns unique to the species of the tree. The natural color variations, including shades of brown, gray, or even hints of green or red, add depth to the appearance. The image captures the complexity of the bark, from its outer layers to any lichen or moss growing on it. The close-up perspective emphasizes the tactile quality of the bark and the natural beauty of its detailed structure, showcasing the tree's unique characteristics and its role in the ecosystem.

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