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Fatsia japonica, dark green glossy leaves with white flowers that are held on spreading stems. The leaves are very large, have a maple-leaf shape. Blooming in winter time in the botanical garden.

Macro backlit green leaf with multiple veins

Neat and clean beauty, close-up of lamprey flower, Fatsia japonica, paperplant

Raindrops after a summer rain shower on Fatsia leaves in the garden

starry blossoms

Macro photo of mayapple plant leaf.

Fatsia japonica plant. Evergreen plant for a jungle or tropical themed garden

Fatsia japonica, commonly called Japanese aralia, Glossy-leaved paper plant, Big-leaf paper plant, and Figleaf palm, is an evergreen shrub or small tree that is native to Japan. It is an attractive foliage plant noted for its palmately lobed glossy dark green leaves that typically have 7-9 deep lobes. Small creamy flowers in umbels bloom in fall, followed by black berries.

Tropical lush green leaf full frame

Green leaf with veins backlit by sun

Fatsia japonica close up

Close-up on decorative Fatsia japonica 'Spiders Web' leaves.

Japanese fatsia 'Yatsude'.It's name meen 8 hands.Japanese Aralia.

Leaves of the Fatsia plant.

Aralia, Fatsia japonica or Fatsia japonica spiders web or Fatsia japonica spiders web variegated, Japanese Aralia plant

Close-up photo of Japanese Aralia (Fatsia japonica) leaf

Fatsia japonica

Mahébourg, Grand Port District, Mauritius, Mascarene Islands: cassava leaves - Cassava (Manihot esculenta ) is a species of plant in the genus Manihot in the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). Other names for this crop and its agricultural product (the harvested root tubers) include mandi'o (Paraguay), mandioca (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay), cassava , in Spanish-speaking Latin America, yuca. The plant is widely cultivated because of its starchy root tubers. The processed starch is called tapioca. Cassava is a major staple food in the developing world, providing a basic diet for over half a billion people.

Papaya leaf pattern from the bottom.

Stock photo showing a close-up view of the glossy, variegated leaves on a large false castor oil plant, pictured growing in a garden centre. This plant is also know as false castor oil plant, fatsi, glossy-leaf paper plant, paperplant or Japanese aralia.

Beautiful Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web' full blossom in Autumn. Winter Flowers and Leaves of a Japanese aralia or Castor Oil Plant, Space for text, Selective Focus.

Dew over cassava leaves

Green leaves shining in the sunlight give a sense of vibrant life. The leaves we see in forests and gardens breathe peacefully as part of the cycle of nature, carrying out photosynthesis. After a rain, water droplets sparkle on the surface of the leaves, highlighting the vivid colors of the chlorophyll. Insect bites also tell a part of the workings of the natural world, and give a sense of the resilience and strength of plants. Spending time enjoying a stroll or walk while observing the changing expressions of the leaves with each season will soothe your soul and bring you a sense of happiness.

Fatsia japonica, commonly called Japanese aralia, Glossy-leaved paper plant, Big-leaf paper plant, and Figleaf palm, is an evergreen shrub or small tree that is native to Japan. It is an attractive foliage plant noted for its palmately lobed glossy dark green leaves that typically have 7-9 deep lobes. Small creamy flowers in umbels bloom in fall, followed by black berries.

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Japanese Fatsia

Fatsia japonica plant

Leaves of the Fatsia plant.

Green bush Japan Fatsia leaves

Close-up on large decorative leaves of Fatsia japonica 'Spiders Web'.

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