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Cone (seed pod) of an Australian Old Man Banksia Tree (Banksia serrata)

Closeup top part of Banksia flower in bloom after the rain, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

This little seed pod is on a dwarf day lily growing in a wooden box.

Abstract leaf macro background: Dry Lotus seed head

very ripe magnolia tree seed pod still on the tree. Some seeds have already fallen out of pod.

single whole Brazil nut on white background

Ootheca cockroach

Close up of banksia seed pods

Decaying and drying jackfruit

chinese medicine semen momordicae, Momordica cochinchinensis

Also known as the rusty banksia or the dwarf banksia in the family Proteaceae

Australian bottlebrush plant in afternoon light

Australian Banksia pod on white background

Red flower and plant pod of baobab tree in hand, Madagascar

Banksia seed pods

Close up of baseball plant, Euphorbia obesa.

Close up of banksia seed pods

A pine cone close up.

Montbretia Emily McKenzie seeds - Latin name - Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora Emily McKenzie

Photograph of a Banksia flower sprouting and returning to life in the sunshine after bushfires in regional Australia

Seed Case from Banksia Bush

Pine cones and pine nuts in grains and the closed fruit as well

Seed cone from a banksia plant fallen on a road.

A dried up seedpod with a stem is shown in the image. The seedpod is brown and has a stem, which is also brown. The seedpod is small and he is dried up, giving it a somewhat weathered

Closeup beautiful yellow King Protea flower, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Open seed follicles on Banksia serrata cone following a bushfire in Sydney woodland, NSW, Australia

dried mushrooms on white background macrophotography

Close-up detail of tree nuts attached together in studio shot in Darwin, Australia

Banksia wildflower plant from the family Proteaceae. These Australian wildflowers and popular garden plants are easily recognised by their characteristic flower spikes and fruiting.

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