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Close shot of red berries on branch of yew Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close-up of Yew Branch with Red Berries Against Vibrant Red Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red Berries. Yew berry. Close-up of bright red berries hanging from a branch of a coniferous bush Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Yew berry. Close-up of bright red berries hanging from a branch of a coniferous shrub. Selective focus Royalty Free Stock Photo

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The european yew or taxus baccata tree branch with the red berries Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close-up of a yew branch (Taxus baccata) displaying vibrant red berries. The foliage consists of flat, needle-like leaves arranged spirally around the branch. The berries, technically arils, are bright red with a central cup-shaped depression. The contrast between the glossy green leaves and the red berries is striking. Yew trees are known for their longevity and are commonly found in temperate regions, often used in landscaping and ornamental gardens. The arils are visually appealing but are toxic if consumed.