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Ayahuasca - - liana, which is used in spiritual and medical practice among shamans

Strangler fig in Australian rainforest

The roots of a strangler fig

Low angle view of a huge Australian strangler fig tree in the rainforest, Queensland

Norfolk Island Tree

Old tree large Ficus albipila tree on the nature forest, Big tree trunk

Pantanal Strangler Fig in Mato Grosso State, Brazil

Forest canopy with angle from below

Strangler fig growing up the trunk of a tall host tree to reach the light above the rainforest canopy

Huge fig tree with impressive roots in the old rainforest near Cape Tribulation

Many roots of big tree in the forest.

A tree enveloped by liana in Australian rainforest

Towering tree with entwined vines and dense foliage. Sunlight filters through lush green leaves. Ideal for nature, environmental themes or forest backgrounds.

An example of the many spices of lianas which are growing in the bottom of the rainforest jungle. The picture is taken in the Kinabatangan Wildlife Park in the north eastern part of Borneo

Rainforest tree roots background in a wet environment.

Convoluted lianes of a glory vine (Oxera splendida). Its windings woody stems grow upwards towards the canopy of the tropical forests of Cairns Botanic Gardens, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Monkey forest, Ubud, Indonesia

A very tall tree I found in a jungle near Kuang Si Waterfall in Luang Prabang, Laos

A massive strangler fig rises through the tropical rainforest, its thick aerial and buttress roots wrapped tightly around the host tree. The dramatic root formations and dense green canopy highlight the power and complexity of jungle ecosystems.

The root base of a giant 600 year old tropical tree in a rainforest in Costa Rica.

The tree has vines wrapped around it and twisted. The roots have beautiful gravel separated on a white background. There are copy points and intersecting paths.

A massive strangler fig spreads its intricate roots and trunks in the lush tropical rainforest near Tentena, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Christmas Island National Park: Ficus microcarpa, commonly known as the Chinese banyan or Indian laurel fig, is a strangling fig tree native to tropical and subtropical regions including Christmas Island, where it is abundant in primary forests on the plateau and in exposed rocky situations. This species can grow up to 25 meters tall, often starting as an epiphyte on host trees or as a rock-splitter on cliff faces, eventually enveloping and killing its host with extensive aerial roots. On Christmas Island, its fruits are consumed by numerous bird species, and cliffs dominated by F. microcarpa serve as nesting sites for local avifauna, contributing to the island's biodiversity alongside another native fig, Ficus saxophila.

Caribbean jungle with lush green exotic plants, beautiful tall trees at morne diablotin national park

The famous Curtain Fig Tree, found up in the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, Australia.

Green forest trees ,in nature with sunlight background.

Large tropical tree trunk and roots in Maya Bay, Ko Phi Phi Lee island, Thailand

massive tropical tree roots intertwined in complex natural patterns, covered with moss and earth tones. A stunning symbol of strength, age, and connection in the heart of the jungle

Majestic tree growing amidst plants in forest at Kaziranga National Park

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