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The Fremont’s Cottonwood (Populus fremontii) is a poplar tree native to the American Southwest and south through central Mexico. The tree was named after John C. Fremont, the 19th century American explorer. The riparian tree grows near streams, rivers, springs and wetlands below 6,600 ft elevation. This scene of a Fremont Cottonwood with its fall foliage was photographed from the Turkey Creek Trail in the Coconino National Forest near the Village of Oak Creek, Arizona, USA.
Elevate your Anza-Borrego Desert experience with the enchanting Cylindropuntia ganderi cactus. Its vibrant blooms and resilient nature make it a captivating addition to any desert landscape. Bring home a piece of desert beauty today
Euphorbia tree in botanical garden Jardin Botanico Canario Viera y Clavijo on Gran Canaria,Canary Islands,Spain,Europe
Beautiful coastline at Nora Creina on the southeastern Australian coastline. Nora Creina is located near the fishing port of Robe in the state of South Australia.
California Trees, Pacifica, CA
California juniper, Juniperus californica, Joshua Tree National Park, California, Mojave Desert. \
Cactus. Cane Chola Cylindropuntia spinosior on a background of blue sky. Arizona, USA
South African mountainside scenics, Western Cape
Wyoming sagebrush and various grasses, plants, and flowers
Rocky coastline in Carmel, CA
Australian Grey Spider flower plant
Juniper trees and sandstone in a Utah desert sunset.
Pinyon and juniper forest in the White Mountains of California.
Elephant Tree, Bursera microphylla. Anza Borrego State Park. Burseraceae.
Typical desert trees isolated against azure, deep blue sky at Grand Canyon Nationap Park, Arizona.
Flowers, plants and trees on mountain side in South Africa, Western Cape
Buckhorn Cholla (Cylindropuntia Acanthocarpa) in the Sonoran Desert, Mohave County, Arizona USA
A close-up shot of twisted, bare bushes and grass growing wild on Table Mountain National Park.
Steppe shrub on a slope in the Kazakh steppe in macro, green desert plant
The view along the Pacific Coast Highway at Big Sur, California looking at the Pacific Ocean. Big Sur is a stretch of rugged coastline in CA that runs from Carmel to San Simeon.
Cholla cactus Sonora desert mid spring on a bright day
Landscape of Los Alerces National Park, Esquel, Chubut, Argentina. Patagonia Argentina
Ambrosia dumosa, the burro-weed or white bursage, a North American species of plants in the sunflower family and found in Death Valley National Park, California. Asteraceae.
Tourist trail in Tsimanampetsotsa national park known as Tsimanampetsotsa Nature Reserve. South-west Madagascar wilderness landscape.
Freestanding solitary tree in the lush bushveld landscape in the Kruger National Park in South Africa
National park serra canastra brazil
Sunset in Cape Town and surroundings - Western Cape
Contemplating the lifestyle aspects of Native Americans in the Southern Mojave Desert includes consideration their Traditional Medicine. Among the numerous medicinal uses of a plant taxonomically ranked as Larrea Tridentata was wound sanitization, and as a treatment for sore joints. They also provide protection for many animals who take shelter or dig burrows beneath their foliage, such as Desert Tortoise, Desert Wood Rat, and Desert Iguana, and Kangaroo Rat. Witness them here, two miles from the North Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. Laws protecting the Preserve, and efforts towards conservation, appear to be the main factors affording these Pre Contact species a compete term in the locale. If we all follow their lead and act in the interest of the environment, our future generations will be able to experience this beautiful native habitat. Etymology associates the botanical epithet, Tridentata, with Three Toothed, for the look of foliage from certain angles.
Dhalkut Wilayat, Dhofar Governorate, Oman: incense tree (Boswellia sacra) in the wilderness, mountains near the Yemeni border- the Frankincense tree or olibanum tree is a tree in the Burseraceae family, it is the main representative of the genus Boswellia, from which frankincense is extracted - The resin is harvested via incisions in the trunk or branches of the tree and removing a narrow strip of bark. A milky sap flows out, which coagulates on contact with air and which is then collected by hand - Tentative Unesco world heritage site, the area as a whole including Dhofar region in Oman and Hawf region in Yemen has been described as a center of plant diversity, and as a 'fog oasis' in the Arabian Peninsula which is predominantly arid.
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