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Libidibia Ferrea, Sunlit, Commonly Known As Pau-ferro, Jucá, Pau-ferro, Morado Or Leopard. It Is Native To Brazil And Bolivia. Royalty-Free Stock Photography


Libidibia ferrea, sunlit, commonly known as pau-ferro, Jucá, pau-ferro, morado or leopard. It is native to Brazil and Bolivia. Stock Photo
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Libidibia ferrea, sunlit, commonly known as pau-ferro, Jucá, pau-ferro, morado or leopard. It is native to Brazil and Bolivia. The previous classification was Caesalpinia. Used as a natural remedy.

Alley with leopard trees in Lullwater Park, Atlanta, USA
Alley with leopard trees in Lullwater Park, Atlanta, USA
Lawn with row of leopard trees
Large glade and leopard trees in Lullwater Park, Atlanta, USA
Fence and tree in Lullwater Park, Atlanta, USA

Carillon and Stone Mountain Lake, Georgia, USA
Tree in the Pantanal Brazilian Wetlands, in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

Exotic wood grain texture called Santos rosewood
Exotic wood grain texture called Santos rosewood

The Libidibia ferrea tree, or formerly caesalpinia ferrea, is known as a tree with a strong trunk and grows big and tall
Vibrant Libidibia ferrea plant stands in stark contrast against a dark backdrop

Libidibia ferrea, sunlit, commonly known as pau-ferro, Jucá, pau-ferro, morado or leopard. It is native to Brazil and Bolivia