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Family santalaceae Stock Photos and Images
RF2E20A49–Red berry fruit, Desert Mistletoe, Phoradendron Californicum, Santalaceae, native shrub, Joshua Tree National Park, Southern Mojave Desert, Autumn.
RFH6BKRD–Fruits. Santalum Album. Sandalwood tree. Family: Santalaceae. Well-known for its valuable fragrant heartwood which is used in me
RFFK3A5M–Mistletoe (Viscum album). Evergreen hemi-parasitic shrub in the family Santalaceae, growing on hawthorn
RFHBWM11–Mistletoe (Viscum album) plant with berries. Evergreen hemi-parasitic shrub in the family Santalaceae, growing on hawthorn
RF2D3F6D7–Viscum album is a species of mistletoe in the family Santalaceae, commonly known as European mistletoe
RF2PPB1JN–Small bush tucker edible green fruits of the Australian native Sour Currant Bush, Leptomeria acida, family Santalaceae, growing in Sydney woodland
RMD86MKE–Viscum album is a species of mistletoe in the family Santalaceae, commonly known as Mistletoe.
RM2AWDW1H–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RMRRW271–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RF2GXXFG3–Mistletoe, or Viscum album, of the family Santalaceae, growing on the branches of an almond tree, near the Moncayo natural park, Aragon, Spain
RF2AHY8JJ–Viscum album, mistletoe, family Santalaceae,European mistletoe, common mistletoe, simply as mistletoe / Weißbeerige Mistel, Viscum album, Pflanzenart in der Familie der Sandelholzgewächse, Digital improved reproduction of an original print from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion von einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
RM2HXCB70–Babylon willow with mistletoes, springtime, State domain Beberbeck, Hofgeismar, Kassel district, Hesse, Germany
RF2E20A4D–Red berry fruit, Desert Mistletoe, Phoradendron Californicum, Santalaceae, native shrub, Joshua Tree National Park, Southern Mojave Desert, Autumn.
RMMB3339–Poet's cassia / Osyris (Osyris alba) bush, a plant in the mistletoe family semi-parasitic on the roots of other species, with red berries, Greece.
RFHBWKWX–Mistletoe (Viscum album) plant with berries. Evergreen hemi-parasitic shrub in the family Santalaceae, growing on hawthorn
RF2PPB1JX–Small bush tucker edible green fruits of the Australian native Sour Currant Bush, Leptomeria acida, family Santalaceae, growing in Sydney woodland
RF2R57WMM–Mistletoe (Viscum) Viscum, album, white-berried mistletoe, sandalwood family, hardwood mistletoe
RMRRW28R–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RF2GXXFGD–Mistletoe, or Viscum album, of the family Santalaceae, growing on the branches of an almond tree, near the Moncayo natural park, Aragon, Spain
RM2HXCAYA–Babylon willow with mistletoes, springtime, State domain Beberbeck, Hofgeismar, Kassel district, Hesse, Germany
RMMB3333–Poet's cassia / Osyris (Osyris alba) bush, a plant in the mistletoe family semi-parasitic on the roots of other species, with red berries, Greece.
RF2R57WPH–Mistletoe (Viscum) Viscum, album, white-berried mistletoe, sandalwood family, hardwood mistletoe
RMRRWJEP–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RF2GXXFF0–Mistletoe, or Viscum album, of the family Santalaceae, growing on the branches of an almond tree, near the Moncayo natural park, Aragon, Spain
RMMB332T–Poet's cassia / Osyris (Osyris alba) bush, a plant in the mistletoe family semi-parasitic on the roots of other species, with red berries, Greece.
RF2WRT74E–Mistletoe growing on an apple tree branch. A young plant, a semi-parasite of plants that weakens trees.
RMG1A9MP–Stall selling holly, mistletoe, decorations and items for making nativity scenes in Christmas market, Plaza Mayor, Madrid, Spain
RFR0BR15–Digital improved high quality reproduction: Viscum album is a species of mistletoe in the family Santalaceae, commonly known as European mistletoe, common mistletoe or simply as mistletoe
RF2R57WN3–Mistletoe (Viscum) Viscum, album, white-berried mistletoe, sandalwood family, hardwood mistletoe
RMRRW26C–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RF2WRT6YR–Mistletoe growing on an apple tree branch. A young plant, a semi-parasite of plants that weakens trees.
RF2R57WM8–Mistletoe (Viscum) Viscum, album, white-berried mistletoe, sandalwood family, hardwood mistletoe
RMRRW29B–Common mistletoe (Viscum album, species of mistletoe, family Santalaceae, European mistletoe or mistletoe)
RM2RXG9RP–Mistletoe berries, Lower European mistletoe (Viscum album), Mistletoe with berries, Lower Saxony, Strapflower family, Loranthaceae, Germany
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