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Woody Fruits Or Seed Pods And Large Blue Green Leaves Of The Australian Native Sea Urchin Hakea, Hakea Petiolaris Stock Photo


Woody fruits or seed pods and large blue green leaves of the Australian native Sea Urchin Hakea, Hakea petiolaris Stock Photo
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Woody fruits or seed pods and large blue green leaves of the Australian native Sea Urchin Hakea, Hakea petiolaris #273857082
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Woody fruits or seed pods and large blue green leaves of the Australian native Sea Urchin Hakea, Hakea petiolaris, family Proteaceae. Endemic to Darling Range, east of Perth, Western Australia. Flowers autumn winter. Fruits will open following bushfire.

Brown caps
Group of gum nuts on Eucalyptus tree
Eucalyptus flower, close up.
Eucalyptus flower close-up.
Eucalyptus flower in detail.

Eucalyptus flower
Eucalyptus flowerin detail.

Closeup of eucalypt woody fruits.
Callistemon or bottlebrush bush woody fruits or seed boxes on branch on beautiful green bokeh background

Casuarina equisetifolia seeds are contained in winged fruit, which are arranged in clusters to form a pine-like cone.
Casuarina equisetifolia seeds are contained in winged fruit, which are arranged in clusters to form a pine-like cone.
Casuarina equisetifolia seeds are contained in winged fruit, which are arranged in clusters to form a pine-like cone.
Casuarina equisetifolia seeds are contained in winged fruit, which are arranged in clusters to form a pine-like cone.
Gum nuts, the woody fruits of eucalyptus trees in bloom