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Harvested cork oak bark from the trunk of cork oak tree (Quercus suber) for industrial production of wine cork stopper in the Alentejo region, Portugal

Bark of cork oak (Quercus suber) tree. Luogosanto. Province of Sassari. Sardinia. Italy.

Cork stacked in the form of a pile for industrial use in Portugal

Detail shots of the barks of cork oaks in Portugal

A large pile of raw cork from Alentejo cork oaks, filling the entire frame. The rugged, textured bark is stacked high, ready for processing, showcasing Portugal's rich cork industry.

A close-up of an oak tree's bark.

oak bark slice isolated on a white background

trunk without bark

Cork oak with the trunk pruned for the harvesting of the cork from its bark

Tree bark shown in close-up reveals the intricate textures and patterns of the bark's surface. The close-up view highlights details such as the rough, rugged texture, any fissures, cracks, or patterns unique to the species of the tree. The natural color variations, including shades of brown, gray, or even hints of green or red, add depth to the appearance. The image captures the complexity of the bark, from its outer layers to any lichen or moss growing on it. The close-up perspective emphasizes the tactile quality of the bark and the natural beauty of its detailed structure, showcasing the tree's unique characteristics and its role in the ecosystem.

uncorking cork oak

Cork on the bark of the cork oak tree, macro photography in orange and brown tones

bark texture

Hand holding Cork tree bark at tree trunk in orchard. On vacation in the Algarve in the country Portugal I saw this cork oak tree, the bark stripped from the tree trunk. The portuguese people use this natural commodity to make many different products. These cork products are sold all over the world.

Bark of tree. Texture.

Cork trees typically grow in Portugal.

Tree bark shown in close-up reveals the intricate textures and patterns of the bark's surface. The close-up view highlights details such as the rough, rugged texture, any fissures, cracks, or patterns unique to the species of the tree. The natural color variations, including shades of brown, gray, or even hints of green or red, add depth to the appearance. The image captures the complexity of the bark, from its outer layers to any lichen or moss growing on it. The close-up perspective emphasizes the tactile quality of the bark and the natural beauty of its detailed structure, showcasing the tree's unique characteristics and its role in the ecosystem.

Pile of agglomerated cork for industrial application in Portugal

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Stacked stocking of cork oak bark in Alentejo, Portugal

Close-up of the bark of a standing dead white ash tree, killed by the invasive emerald ash borer

Natural Textures of the Cork Industry: Cork Oak Trunk Without Bark.

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Newly harvested cork oak, bark drying in the Portuguese sunshine.

Green Lichen on Bark

Stacked wood bark production for processing.

Tree bark macro

Drying of Corkwood for Making Wine Corks in Portugal

Green moss and bark texture

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