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Nuts ripen on the branch of the hazel bush

Close-up of immature hazelnuts (Corylus avellana) on their branch in the countryside. Drôme, France.

Young hazelnuts (filbert, kobnuss) grow on the tree. Green hazelnut from organic nut farms. Hazelnuts or coconuts with leaves in the garden. The concept of Filbert plant production harvest. Hazelnut

Hazelnut on the branch, Black sea region

Fresh hazelnuts on a branch with green leaves

Four large immature Dog Rose (Rosa canina) fruits or ‘hips’ growing in a hedgerow in central Scotland. This species is one of several wild roses growing in the UK and the large fruits, when ripe and bright red, are often boiled to make rose-hip syrup

Hazelnut or filbert nuts with leaves on white. Flat lay, top view.

$What is hazelnut?\nHazelnut Birchgiller family, which grows heavily in the Black Sea region in our country, is a member of the likes of temperate climates. The fruit of hazelnut tree is in a hard shell. Nuts contain plenty of useful oils and starch.\n\nIt is rich in iron, potassium, calcium and magnesium as well as zinc. In addition, Vitamin E and protein contains Omega 3.$

Hazelnut fruits on a hazel bush branch in the forest - hazelnuts in the wild

Close-up hazelnuts with green leaves isolated on white background

A bearing fruit in autumn　Celastrus orbiculatus

Fruits of elaeagnus pungens, Thorny-Olive

Green naturel fresh hazelnuts on tree branches

Acorn. In many places, there are lots of acorn falling from the oak tree in autumn, which provide food for many animals and birds.

Close up of hazelnut hanging from the branches of a hazel tree. Corylus avellana

Badly rotten pear fruit on a tree branch

$Close-up Ripening almond (Prunus dulcis) fruit growing in clusters in trees on a central California orchard.\n\nTaken in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA.$

Hazel filbert tree with hazelnuts on the branch macro closeup

$Acorns of northern red oak in midsummer, Connecticut. Acorns of this tree take two years to mature. Every two to five years, an oak may produce an exceptionally large number -- maybe 10,000 from a large tree. This is called a \$

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