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POPULUS TREMULOIDES LEAF - CARSON SIERRA NEVADA - 081121 SO Royalty-Free Stock Photography


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POPULUS TREMULOIDES LEAF - CARSON SIERRA NEVADA - 081121 SO #247648127
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Green simple alternate distally acute proximally subcordate uncurved serrately margined glabrous ovate leaves of Populus Tremuloides, Salicaceae, native tree in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Summer.

Quaking Aspens Populus tremuloides changing color in the Fall, Flagstaff, Arizona
Quaking Aspens Populus tremuloides changing color in the Fall, Flagstaff, Arizona
Quaking Aspens Populus tremuloides changing color in the Fall, Flagstaff, Arizona
Quaking Aspens Populus tremuloides changing color in the Fall, Flagstaff, Arizona
Quaking Aspens Populus tremuloides changing color in the Fall, Williams, Arizona

Populus tremuloides – Quaking aspen
Populus tremuloides – Quaking aspen

POPULUS TREMULOIDES BARK - CARSON SIERRA NEVADA - 081121
POPULUS TREMULOIDES BARK - CARSON SIERRA NEVADA - 081121

POPULUS TREMULOIDES LEAF - CARSON SIERRA NEVADA - 081121 SO
Group of Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides) trees along hiking trail at Presqu\'ile
Beautiful view of Populus tremuloides in the forest
Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides) along hiking trail at Sulphur Spring
An Aspen, Populus tremuloides, and pine tree in the fall.