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The cluster fig tree, Indian fig tree or goolar (gular) fig, this is native to Australia, Malaysia, Indo-China and the Indian

Green Fig on Tree

Sunlight strikes a partially eaten, ripe fig fruit still attached to a branch.

Figs on the Branch isolated on white background

Fig leaves on tree

Fig tree in a pot isolated on a white background.

Fig fruit on fig tree branch

Fig tree, fresh organic figs on the fig tree in the garden

Leaves. Leaves: Haldinia Cordifolia. Family: Rubiaceae. A large deciduous tree yielding useful timber. The wood is yellow in colour and thus the local name 'haldu'.

Figs on tree during summer, Catalonia field.

Banian fruits hanging in the tree

Fruits on a cluster fig tree or Ficus racemosa in a small park in Luang Prabang which is the former capital of Laos and today a popular tourist site

$Ficus pumila L.\nEuphorbia fruit$

Fig tree buds and small leaves in springtime isolated on white background.

Isolated Delicious Green italian figs plant leaves branch,fico bianco of cilento,healthy fruit ingredient.

Young figs growing on the tree

Fig tree branch with unripe green figs.

a fig tree

Close-up of green fig buds growing on a fig tree branch, in the maturation phase, partially backlit among the green leavess

Ficus Elastica Rubber Plant

Ficus racemosa closeup. Cluster fig. Red river fig. Gular. Selective focus.

Green leaves with beautiful heart shaped isolated on black background.

Ripe fig fruit on a treee. Fig tree with rippening fruits close up.

Green Fresh Fig Leaves

ficus racemosa, ficus fruit. cluster fig fruit

View of a Fig on the Branch.

Close up shot of raw banyan tree fruit along with its leaves on a black wooden surface with blurred/defocused background.

A tree with large green leaves and figs grows

Closeup of vibrant red coloured ripe seeds (fruits) of the Great Banyan tree (more than 250 years old) in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden at Shibpur, Howrah. The seeds are unedible for human consumption. Botanically known as Ficus Benghalensis, in spread it is largest known in India, perhaps in Asia. Occupying about 19000 sq. m. and consisting of 4033 aerial roots, the Great Banyan looks more like a forest than an individual tree. The tree attracts more tourists than any other collection of exotic plants in the Botanic Garden.

The tree with the green figs close up

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