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Guava plantation

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Isolated guava. Collection of whole green guava fruits isolated on white background with clipping path

brazilian exotic tropical vegetable

Green Guava with leaves on tree. (Psidium guajava Linn.)

Fruit of the Psidium friedrichsthalianum called guayaba agria or guayaba coronilla

A single guava hangs from the branch, Guava fruit on the tree in the orchard's sweet bounty.

Fruits of Thailand.

Stock photo showing close-up view of guava fruit (Psidium guajava) pictured on tree branch in a garden.

Guava fruit hanging on the limbs of a tree. Image taken in Costa Rica.

Green thai guava fruit

Guavas fruit

A display of fresh guava fruit at a Taipei, Taiwan Night Market prepared for eating or drinking.

Green guava fruit hanging on tree in agriculture farm

five half ripe red guavas on a white isolated background

Fresh tropical pink guava fruit

Fresh Guava Fruits Hanging on Tree Branch

Fresh guava fruit isolated on white background, Green guava fruit

Indian Fruit called Guava

Guava fruit on tree with blurry background stock photo

a common sight at Taiwanese street fruit stalls

Bunch of guavas with water droplets

Green guava in the bamboo basket on the table.

Guava fruit hanging on the limbs of a tree

delicious guavas to eat or make nutritious and tasty juice hanging from the stem of the tree in the Colombian forest.

Seedless guava is a fruit that is high in anti-oxidants. It helps in slowing down aging and various wrinkles. It is also suitable for those who want to lose weight. or weight control

Close-up of fresh green guava fruit in the wild

Castries, Saint Lucia, West Indies: Sea Grape is a species of flowering plant in the buckwheat family. It's native to coastal beaches throughout tropical America and the Caribbean, including southern Florida. The plant is often used in landscaping in tropical regions due to its tolerance for salt and wind, making it ideal for coastal areas. As the fruits mature, they change color from green to purple, resembling grapes even more closely. Despite the name, these are not true grapes but can be eaten and are often used to make jam or even wine in some cultures.

small young guava fruit on the tree

close up of Guava at Night Market shot in taiwan

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