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Cladanthus mixtus, commonly known as the Moroccan chamomile. Is a mostly Mediterranean species of flowering plant in the aster family, often considered a weed but is also distilled for essential oil. Stock Photo

Cladanthus mixtus, commonly known as the Moroccan chamomile, is a species of mostly Mediterranean flowering plant in the aster family, Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Cladanthus mixtus. Chamomile large or giant. White, beautiful, large flower with a yellow center. A bug sits on the flowers Stock Photo

a bucket of daisy white flower Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

A top view of a Cladanthus mixtus in a field under the sunlight with a blurry background Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Wild Chamomile or fresh camomile bush, close up. Small, daisy-like, white ray flowers with yellow center. Chamaemelum nobile or Cladanthus mixtus is herbal, flowering plant of the family Asteraceae. Stock Photo

Wild Chamomile or fresh camomile bush, close up. Small, daisy-like, white ray flowers with yellow center. Chamaemelum nobile or Cladanthus mixtus is herbal, flowering plant of the family Asteraceae. Stock Photo

Yellow "Palm Springs Daisy" flower (or Criss-Cross, Golden Crown) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Cladanthus Arabicus, native to southern Spain and northern Africa. Stock Photo

Yellow "Palm Springs Daisy" flower (or Criss-Cross, Golden Crown) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Cladanthus Arabicus, native to southern Spain and northern Africa. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Yellow "Palm Springs Daisy" flower (or Criss-Cross, Golden Crown) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Cladanthus Arabicus, native to southern Spain and northern Africa. Stock Photo

Beautiful yellow cladanthus flower. Cladanthus is growing. Plant photography. Cladanthus. Gold crown flower. Spring flower. Landscape photo. Selective focus. Pakistan Stock Photo

Beautiful yellow cladanthus flower. Cladanthus is growing. Plant photography. Cladanthus gold crown flower. Spring flower. Landscape photo. Selective focus. Pakistan Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Yellow "Palm Springs Daisy" flower (or Criss-Cross, Golden Crown) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Cladanthus Arabicus, native to southern Spain and northern Africa. Stock Photo

Yellow "Palm Springs Daisy" flower (or Criss-Cross, Golden Crown) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Cladanthus Arabicus, native to southern Spain and northern Africa. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Chamomile or camomile flowers. Herbaceous plants with buds, have to-ryh petals are usually white, and the middle yellow. The drug infusion or powder from the flowers of this plant. Stock Photo

Photo of a camomile bush, can be used in advertising, for example, tea from camomile or toothpaste with camomile Stock Photo

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