470 Free Images of Salix Caprea

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baden-württemberg photographs taken on 2013-03-15 self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in march self-published work

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Blühende Sal-Weide (Salix caprea) am „Wingertsbuckel“ bei Oftersheim, einer kleinen Binnendüne außerhalb vom Natur- und Landschaftsschutzgebiet „Oftersheimer Dünen“

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catkins (salix caprea) in march self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in february self-published work

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Reife Kätzchen der Sal-Weide (Salix caprea) im Naturschutzgebiet „Bachwiesen/Leopoldswiesen“ im Hockenheimer Rheinbogen - an diesem Standort gibt es auf engstem Raum vier verschiedene Weiden-Arten: Si

Reife Kätzchen der Sal-Weide (Salix caprea) im Naturschutzgebiet „Bachwiesen/Leopoldswiesen“ im Hockenheimer Rheinbogen - an diesem Standort gibt es auf engstem Raum vier verschiedene Weiden-Arten: Si

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catkins (salix caprea) in march self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in february self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in january self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in february self-published work

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Reife Kätzchen der Sal-Weide (Salix caprea) im Naturschutzgebiet „Bachwiesen/Leopoldswiesen“ im Hockenheimer Rheinbogen - an diesem Standort gibt es auf engstem Raum vier verschiedene Weiden-Arten: Si

Two flowering male catkins from a goat willow tree (Salix caprea). Since the stamens have not fully evolved yet the staminates are still in a late stage of their development. The right (larger) catkin

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catkins (salix caprea) in january self-published work

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catkins (salix caprea) in april self-published work

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baden-württemberg photographs taken on 2015-03-12 self-published work

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Two flowering male catkins from a goat willow tree (Salix caprea). Since the stamens have not fully evolved yet the staminates are still in a late stage of their development. Average Length: 18 mm; Ma

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baden-württemberg photographs taken on 2015-03-12 self-published work

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Stamm einer Sal-Weide (Salix caprea)

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catkins (salix caprea) in march self-published work

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Feuilles et chatons d'un jeune saule Marsault

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A flowering male catkin from a goat willow tree (Salix caprea). Since the stamens have not fully evolved yet the staminate is still in a late stage of its development. Maximum diameter (not counting t

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catkins (salix caprea) in march self-published work

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IdentificatieTitel(s): Katjes van Treurwaterwilg (Salix caprea). Nr. 2b. Botanik. Unsere Kätzchenblütler. Salix caprea. Die Sal- oder Palmweide, männliche Bluten. (titel op object)Objecttype: stereofo

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