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Yellow berries Hippophae close up. Macro. seaberry for preparation of medicinal plants and cooking infusions and sandthorn tea. Soft focus

Ripe sea buckthorn in closeup on macro photos

Ripe sea buckthorn berries in the North sea region

Ripe sea buckthorn berries in a wooden spoon.Close-up.

Berries of a sea buckthorn. Perennial and thorny shrub growing in poor, sandy soils.

Fresh ripe sea buckthorn berries on tree in garden

Sea buckthorn fruits close-up. Healthy product.

$Sea buckthorn commonly grows in sandy soils near coastal areas. It’s valued both for its ability to stabilize soil and prevent erosion through its extensive root system, and for its berries, which are an exceptional source of vitamin C—just one berry contains more vitamin C than an orange.\nThis photo is taken at Kalvebod Fælled, a large public nature reserve covering much of Amager Island. The area is just a 20-minute ride from central Copenhagen by public transport.$

Ripe sea buckthorn berries as background, closeup

Fresh kumquat in a black bowl on a white background

Top view of a woman hands holding sea buckthorn, hippophae rhamnoides, berries. Organic seeds rich in vitamin c in fingers of a person. Harvest of healthy juicy seeds.

Delicious freshly squeezed orange juice from organic oranges from the own tree

Ripe sea buckthorn in the mountains of Azerbaijan

Background of orange ripe sea buckthorn berries

A groups of oriental bittersweet with one open husk with its red berry inside.

Sea buckthorn in a wooden bowl. Close-up.

Yellow berries Hippophae and leaves. basket of sea buckthorns. Harvest sallowthorn. Collecting ripe berries seaberry for preparation of medicinal plants and cooking infusions and sandthorn tea.

isolated sallowthorne forming a frame. Lat.name: hippophae rhamnoideshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippophae_rhamnoidesA high-quality medical oil is produced from the fruit of sea buckthorn and used in the treatment of cardiac disorders. Russian cosmonauts have used its oil for protection against radiation burns in space. Overall the berries have proven to be among the most nutritious fruits known

Heap of fresh sea buckthorn berries on a white background.

Image of the guabiroba fruit (Campomanesia xanthocarpa) on a branch of the tree in the Mata Atlantica forest

frozen orange sea buckthorn berries, ripe orange sea buckthorn berries during deep freezing, closeup

$Some of the benefits of eating nanche are as follows:\n\nIt provides fibre and carbohydrates.\nIt strengthens the defences.\nThe infusion of nanche improves digestion.\nBark tea as a medicinal plant relieves colds.\nContains vitamins C, K and E.\nIt provides around 70 calories per 100 grams.$

Bunch of sea buckthorn on wooden background in autumn. Little berries rich in vitamin on brown table. Branch with orange healthy sour fruit and green leaves.

bunches of ripe sea buckthorn on the branches. Natural background, toned

Yellow cherry background with close up of many berries on a market

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