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Close up of the centre stamen on a blooming topical orange hibiscus with the focus on the top of the stamen.

Side view macro close-up of a red China rose (rosa-sinensis) hibiscus flower head, focus is on the stigma and stamens

red hibiscus flower or hibiscus rosa sinensis closeup revealing pistil and stamen parts wrapped inside flower petals

An ultra macro 4.5x of flower stamen detail.

Hibiscus flower in a rain forest on Oahu

Hibiscus is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae. The genus is quite large, comprising several hundred species that are native to warm temperate, subtropical and tropical regions throughout the world.

Background. A flower on the background. Centre. Hibiscus. Macrophotography of a flower

Flower macro photo. Close-up part of pistil with yellow pollen of red rose flower on black background. Selective focus. Copy space for text.

Flowering plant in a rain forest on Kauai

Colourful hibiscus stamen showing antlers and filaments

Autumn flowers.Autumn Colors.Macro Perspective.Take a closer look at nature's artistry! This macro photograph captures the details of a flower in full bloom. Symbolizing the end of summer and the beginning of autumn, this image captures a mesmerizing transition of petals and curving stamens. A perfect visual metaphor for writings on nature, the seasons, or change and growth.

Selective focus on yellow pistils with stamens of red hibiscus flower or Sudanese rose. Floral Background. Macro photography. Web banner

close up photos, photos of plants, beautiful nature

a single white Hibiscus (mallow family Malvaceae) flower

$Born and raised in the countryside without any cultural treatment. The seed spread by birds or the wind does not choose a place to be born. Even on the roofs of rural houses you can see mandacaru trees. Growth depends on the nutrients in the soil in which it germinates. The typical species of the caatinga biome can reach five to six meters in height. Adapted to living in a dry climate, with reduced amounts of water, its leaves have turned into thorns, which end up being defense elements against herbivorous animals.\nIts roots are responsible for capturing water from the water table. The stem or columnar trunk serves as a support axis and its central part, the core, contains vessels that carry water and other substances vital to the plant. Lateral to the stem, there are faceted articulated pieces whose morphology resembles a large candlestick with several branches. The external part, whether of the trunk or lateral shoots, is protected by a thick cuticle that prevents excessive water loss through transpiration. The flowers of this species of cactus are white, very beautiful and measure approximately twelve centimeters in length. They bloom at night and wither at sunrise. They feed the bees, especially the arapuã. Its fruits have a strong violet color, an ellipsoid shape, reaching fifteen centimeters in length and twelve centimeters in diameter, on average. The pulp is white with tiny black seeds, which serve as food for several typical caatinga birds.$

beautiful hibiscus flowers on white background

close up view of beautiful blooming flower in the garden

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