32 Free Photos of Banyan Fig

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Aerial root on a banyan bonsai.
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Banyan tree, in Taichung, Taiwan; roughly 13.2m. in height.
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Ficus benghalensis ("Banyan tree") in Cousin Island, Seychelles
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Indian banyan banyan tree
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Banyan bonsai. Height : 70 cm. Aged 40 years. From seedling.
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Banyan bonsai. Height : 56 cm. Aged 33 years. From seedling.
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Roots tree buttress
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Couple of banyan bonsais. From seedlings. 41 and 40 years old.
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Kevin McCready
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The huge Banyan tree at Parnaka, Dahanu. See the white bldg behind. It used to be a bungalow earlier & i used to stay there.. kedar
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Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng'
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Rufous Treepie eating Banyan figs, Chennai, India (184742947)
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Tree buttress tropical
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Ficus benghalensis var. 'audrey'. Identified by botanic label.
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Ficus Infectoria Specimen, Botanic Gardens
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Ficus microcarpa in Bonin Islands Hahajima Island
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Ramo com flores estaminadas e ramos estrangulando Ficus sp. no fundo
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An increasingly common sight in northern New Zealand. A young plant of the Australian banyan-type fig Ficus macrophylla, Moreton Bay Fig, has started life as an epiphyte on a tall Phoenix canariensis
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Raíces aéreas convertidas en troncos de apoyo de un baniano (Ficus benghaliensis), usadas para desplazarse desde el lugar original hacia otro con mayor insolación
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A tall Phoenix canariensis palm in Albert Park, Auckland, New Zealand. Several young plants of the Australian banyan-type fig Ficus macrophylla, Moreton Bay Fig, have started life as epiphytes on this
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Banyan nature green
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Mammal hang hanging
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Mammal hang hanging
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Mammal hang hanging
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Morton Bay Fig Avenue in the Botanic Gardens
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Moreton Bay Fig Lane, Botanic Gardens
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Ficus (probably F. macrophylla) on sea shore in Menton (Alpes-Maritimes, France).
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An increasingly common sight in northern New Zealand. A young plant of the Australian banyan-type fig Ficus macrophylla, Moreton Bay Fig, has started life as a precarious epiphyte on a near-horizontal
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An increasingly common sight in northern New Zealand. A young plant of the Australian banyan-type fig Ficus macrophylla, Moreton Bay Fig, has started life as a precarious epiphyte on a near-horizontal
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