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RMC73F2W–Vine fruit known as a bush carrot (Lavigeria macrocarpa: Icacinaceae), an edible fruit, in rainforest, Korup, Cameroon.
RF2BJ1X99–Cones, nuts, fruit of a Monterey Cypress tree, hanging from a branch with the tree trunk behind in the rain. Devon, UK 2020. Cupressus macrocarpa
RF2PGARGR–Carissa carandas flower and fruit. Carissa Grandiflora. Carissa macrocarpa. Natal Plum Carisse. Carissa carandas, Carunda, Koromcha fruit tree, tropical citrus karanda
RF2RGMH15–The blossom of the Natal plum or Natal Carissa macrocarpa plant. The flowers will turn into fruit.
RF2RTEDAT–Close-up of Natal Plum, flowering plant (Carissa macrocarpa) at Secret Beach; Makena, Maui, Hawaii, United States of America
RF2BJ1XM2–Cones, nuts, fruit of a Monterey Cypress tree, hanging from a branch with the tree trunk behind in the rain. Devon, UK 2020. Cupressus macrocarpa
RMC40CWC–Natal Plum (Carissa macrocarpa) Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden Cape Town Western Cape South Africa
RM2PE77PJ–Natal natal plum (Carissa macrocarpa) Close-up of the fruit, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
RFJKR9YG–Pumpkin Grade Volga Gray. Fresh Organic Pumpkin. Ripe Pumpkin Grown On Vegetable Garden In Summertime. Vignette.
RFJPEWD8–Organic Fresh Vegetable Marrow And Pumpkin On Old Painted Wooden Table On Summer Vegetable Garden Close Up.
RF2G74NCT–Carissa macrocarpa or Natal plum, large num-num. Amathungulu or umThungulu oBomvu. In Afrikaans the fruit is called noem-noem. Isolated on white backg
RM2HWCPNC–Ivory palm à droite en fleur, à gauche en fruit, Phytelephas macrocarpa, (botany book, ca. 1900), Elfenbeinpalme rechts blühend, links fruchtend, palmier à ivoire à gros fruits à droite en fleur, à gauche en fruit
RMC880R9–Western Australian Eucalyptus macrocarpa opened flower bud with a woman's hand to show scale
![The International Exhibition: "Temple of Art", in vegetable ivory, by B. Taylor, 1862. 'This work makes no pretentions to architectural beauty...its interest consists in its being formed of "vegetable ivory"...Vegetable ivory is the seed of a kind of palm, the Phytelaphas macrocarpa. Four seeds grow in each cell or cavity of a large fruit...It was Humboldt who first drew our attention to this seed, and pointed out its adaptability to useful purposes; and now we find it wrought into articles of beauty and utility...Mr. B. Taylor...exhibits his temple and numerous little arti Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WG0KCK/the-international-exhibition-quottemple-of-artquot-in-vegetable-ivory-by-b-taylor-1862-this-work-makes-no-pretentions-to-architectural-beautyits-interest-consists-in-its-being-formed-of-quotvegetable-ivoryquotvegetable-ivory-is-the-seed-of-a-kind-of-palm-the-phytelaphas-macrocarpa-four-seeds-grow-in-each-cell-or-cavity-of-a-large-fruitit-was-humboldt-who-first-drew-our-attention-to-this-seed-and-pointed-out-its-adaptability-to-useful-purposes-and-now-we-find-it-wrought-into-articles-of-beauty-and-utilitymr-b-taylorexhibits-his-temple-and-numerous-little-arti-2WG0KCK.jpg "The International Exhibition: "Temple of Art", in vegetable ivory, by B. Taylor, 1862. 'This work makes no pretentions to architectural beauty...its interest consists in its being formed of "vegetable ivory"...Vegetable ivory is the seed of a kind of palm, the Phytelaphas macrocarpa. Four seeds grow in each cell or cavity of a large fruit...It was Humboldt who first drew our attention to this seed, and pointed out its adaptability to useful purposes; and now we find it wrought into articles of beauty and utility...Mr. B. Taylor...exhibits his temple and numerous little arti Stock Photo")
RM2WG0KCK–The International Exhibition: "Temple of Art", in vegetable ivory, by B. Taylor, 1862. 'This work makes no pretentions to architectural beauty...its interest consists in its being formed of "vegetable ivory"...Vegetable ivory is the seed of a kind of palm, the Phytelaphas macrocarpa. Four seeds grow in each cell or cavity of a large fruit...It was Humboldt who first drew our attention to this seed, and pointed out its adaptability to useful purposes; and now we find it wrought into articles of beauty and utility...Mr. B. Taylor...exhibits his temple and numerous little arti
RFJP5B0A–Fresh Organic Vegetables (Vegetable Marrow And Pumpkin), Wicker Basket With Red Apples And Green Watering Can On Old Wooden Painted Table In Summer Ve
RFJM2BY1–Pumpkin Grade Volga Gray. Close Up Fresh Organic Pumpkin. Ripe Pumpkin Grown On Vegetable Garden In Summertime.
RF2G74NBE–Carissa macrocarpa or Natal plum, large num-num. Amathungulu or umThungulu oBomvu. In Afrikaans the fruit is called noem-noem. Isolated on white backg
RMMC4M99–Wild Cucumber (Marah macrocarpa)is a relative of the garden cucumber, watermelon and squash but is not edible. growing in Orange County California USA
RMHKAYT3–Großfrüchtiger Stech-Wacholder, Stechwacholder, Früchte, Stech-Wacholder, Großfrüchtiger Wacholder, Großfrüchtiger Stechwacholder, Zedern-Wacholder, J
RFJKRA3D–Pumpkin Grade Volga Gray. Fresh Organic Pumpkin. Ripe Green Pumpkin Grow On Vegetable Garden In Summertime. Young Pumpkin Grown In Vegetable Garden.
RF2AFDJTG–Large red blossom, bud, fruit and blue green foliage of the Australian native Mottlecah, Eucalyptus macrocarpa, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to Western A
RMW7NW7E–'Nguluma' tree trunk structure (Duboscia macrocarpa) lots of rainforest species eat teh leaves, fruit and seeds of this species and local people use water from boiled fruit as a cure for colds, Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.
RF2N9Y19N–Immature spheric-oblong spiny dehiscent capsule fruit of Marah Macrocarpa, Cucurbitaceae, native perennial herb in the Santa Monica Mountains, Winter.
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