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Spines Of Rosa Omeiensis. Royalty-Free Stock Image


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Spines of the chinese rose Rosa omeiensis.

Spines of Rosa omeiensis.
Spines of Rosa omeiensis.
Spines of Rosa omeiensis.
Close-up of rosa blossoming cactus plant with sharp spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines

Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines

Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines

Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines
Rosa canina is a perennial plant of the rose family, a tall bush with arcuately hanging branches covered with strong hooked spines