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Old Moreton Bay fig tree dominates Big Tree Park in Glendora, California.

Tiny fig on a tree leafing out

Horizontal close up of fresh picked organic figs from large figtree with hands holding ripe fruit from home country garden Australia

Green leaf of fig tree. Leaf on both side. Isolated on black background, flat lay

Isolated fig leaf,

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Acorn of Holly Oak Quercus ilex

fig tree plant fruiting daytime

Fig tree, fresh organic figs on the fig tree in the garden

Leaves and fruits. Ficus Exasperata. Family: Moraceae. A small deciduous tree with leaves that are extremely rough. These leaves can be used as a substitute for sandpaper for fine-polishing wood.

Farmer harvesting figs from the organic garden

Fig tree branch

Figs, Fig tree

Top view of green fig leaf isolated on a white background. Copy space, top lay, context, overhead, design element.

Ripe fig on tree

The matured fig fruits with green and tough peels and often cracked upon ripeness.

Fresh organics figs on the branch.

Image of fig tree in sunlight

Figs on the Branch isolated on white background

Beautiful green leaf

A single oak leaf, a natural tree growth, isolated on a white background with a soft shadow for dimension.

Oak galls on an oak leaf close-up

Vertical closeup photo of green leaves, branches and unripe green figs growing on a tree in an organic garden in Summer. Armidale, New England high country, NSW. Soft focus background.

sassafras plants or deciduous leaves have been used for culinary, medicinal and aromatic purposes.

The tree with the green figs close up

The Folii gall ball is formed by the fertilized larva of the oak gall wasp (Cynips quercusfolii).

a fig tree

Fig leaf on white background

The common fig tree ( ficus carica )is a deciduous, spreading, multi-trunk tree with smooth, gray bark that grows to heights of fifteen to thirty feet and has a wide but low, open canopy. It has large multi-lobed, showy, dark green foliage and produces small, inconspicuous flowers.

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