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Euphorbia cyathia with green ovoid capsules and yellow stamens in closeup

The distinct clusters of ovoid fruits belonging to the Adonidia merrillii palm.

Ovoid Jar with Blossom-Like Spotting. Antique object, vintage art design.

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

(Passiflora caerulea) Bluecrown passionflower with oblong palmately leaves palmately bearing pendant ovoid orange berry and producing spectacular flowers crowned with blue-violet appearance

European larch shows soft green needles in tuft-like clusters on pale twigs. Deciduous conifer features upright brown ovoid cones with flat scales. Durable timber tree thrives in alpine regions.

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

A vibrant pink, ovoid flower head of the Mimosa pudica plant in bloom.

Passiflora caerulea - Blue passionflower, woody vine plant with flagellate tendrils on base of oblong leaves palmately lobed, bearing pendant ovoid mature orange berry

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

A close-up photo of a green, ovoid Cerbera odollam (pong pong or suicide tree) fruit hanging from a branch with green leaves.

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

Selective focus of detail of ovoid and orange shoots of Pinus pinea and green needles with blurred background.

The Ketapang tree leaves (from Terminalia catappa) are large, ovoid, and glossy with a leathery texture

small, green, round-to-ovoid berries are visible. They are characterized by persistent, brown, dried sepals crowning the top of each fruit.

The bright red ovoid petals of the Garden Wonder dahlia adds new growth and brightness and freshness to the flower bed of the summer garden

Stinging spiny nut (Xanthium spinosum) has highly branched stems, ovoid leaves with a striking white midrib, and long, yellow spines on the stem.

A photograph showing two striking bicoloured flower spikes of the Kniphofia genus, commonly known as Red Hot Pokers or Torch Lilies. The image highlights two dense ovoid or egg-shaped flower heads. The small tubular flowers transition from a deep, vibrant red at the top to a bright yellow at the base. These flower spikes, or racemes, are held upright on long, sturdy brown stems. The individual buds are tightly packed, creating a textured torch-like appearance. The flowers occupy the foreground, with a soft-focus background featuring a body of water and distant green hills under a bright blue sky with light clouds. Based on their rounded shape and colouring, these appear to be Kniphofia rooperi, known for more rounded ovoid flower heads. Native to South Africa, they are often found in marshy areas or near water and are highly attractive to pollinators like bees and sunbirds.

View of Nymphaea mexicana, a perennial freshwater herbaceous plant with erect, unbranched ovoid rhizome rooted in the bottom sediment, floating leaves and emergent flowers

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