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The nice colored sorted variety of the leafs in a different stadium of changing the colour in autumn because of the drying of the foliage.

autumn parts of the plant as a background on a cut background

Chestnut tree close up

These beech (Fagus grandifolia) leaves have just begun turning from green to yellow in the fall.

Close-up of fresh green leaves of a branch of a beech tree on a sunny day with clear blue skies in spring or early summer (May 18). Shallow depth of field. Blurred background.

Park Oliwski Miasto Gdańsk

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chestnut autumn yellow leaves closeup selective focus

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close up Fagus Sylvatica in the Lessini Mountains Regional Park near Campofontana, Verona, Veneto, Italy

Chestnut tree close up

The Copper beech tree (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) leaves isolated, close up, macro, detail.

Image for copy space of a forest with trees. In a corner there are some leaves of one of them.

Close-up of colorful autumn foliage

Looking up through colourful chestnut leaves in autumn

Summer forest, green, sky. Hazel leaves.

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beautiful chestnut forest in autumn season. Tuscany, Italy.

Green and orange leaves, sign of autumn. Real leaves in nature.

A close up photo of green leaves attached to a tree branch.

Young chestnut leaf, bright sun, summer.

Chestnut tree leaves close up

A few beech leaves (Fagus grandifolia) have already begun to turn brown in early autumn.

Red leaves in autumn at Mount Lushan, China

Close up of leaves

Close-up of American chestnut leaves turning yellow in fall, in golden autumn light. This chestnut sapling is in the photographer's own woods in Connecticut. The tree is about 17 feet tall and appears perfectly healthy. Soon, however, it can be expected to succumb to chestnut blight, a disease that killed almost all mature American chestnuts after it was introduced to North America in 1904. Today, seedlings and saplings of Castanea dentata sprouting from the roots of dead trees are not uncommon, but mature trees that produce chestnuts are rare. The scientific name refers to the distinctively toothed, or dentate, leaves. The chestnut is a member of the beech family.

Colorful chestnut leaves over the sky on a beautiful autumn day

A close-up of autumn leaves on a tree branch, transitioning to shades of yellow and brown. The leaves display early signs of seasonal change, with a soft green background of blurred foliage adding depth to the image.

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