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Set of different cones isolated on white background

A number of Conifer Fruit or Cone Cones can be found on the coast of Indonesia.

pine cones on a branch

Cones on branch in the garden

Close up of Evergreen trees

Nature background.

coniferous cones in the niches of the egg box, burlap background

Pinecone on wood

Christmas arrangement with pine twigs and cones isolated on white

Close-up view of three pine cones on a pine tree branch on a sunny day.

The marsh feeds mainly on insects and arachnids, but also a lot on seeds.

Spruce cones on tree branches in early autumn.

Larch branch with cones isolated on white background

Close up of evergreen tree with cone.

Close up of a douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) branch with cones

Pine tree cone in close-up on a tree branch for a natue related subjects. Pine tree branch with cones for a floral design

Cones hanging on a spruce tree

The green cones of a larch tree growing on Cape Cod in mid summer.

A set of isolated pine cones. For Invitation, greeting card, banner decor. forest concept. christmas card, new year conifer tree decorative design.

Pine tree branch with new cones

Pile of small wooden pine cones in clay pottery isolated on empty table. Closeup natural unripe pine cones of conifer tree

Horizontal close up still life of wood bowl filled with decorative bunch of dried open conifer pine cones on concrete table

Abies fraseri, Green cones of a Fraser fir isolated on white background studio shot

Close-up of the new spring blossoms on a fir tree

Branches of an Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica) tree

Dwarf pitch pine tree and cones on the summit of Mount Everett in Massachusetts, summer. This fire-resistant, ridgetop tree occurs in only a few places in the Northeast. Dwarf pitch pines in such areas can be more than 150 years old but less than 10 feet tall. At 2,602 feet, Mount Everett is the tallest mountain in the Southern Taconic Range. The Taconic Mountains extend north from eastern New York and northwest Connecticut, through western Massachusetts, into southwest Vermont.

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Pinus albicaulis, known by the common names whitebark pine, white bark pine, white pine, pitch pine, scrub pine, and creeping pine,[3] is a conifer tree native to the mountains of the western United States and Canada, specifically subalpine areas of the Sierra Nevada, Cascade Range, Pacific Coast Ranges.

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