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Close-up of a birch tree trunk, displaying its distinctive white bark with horizontal dark Royalty Free Stock Photo
Close-up of a birch tree (Betula sp.) trunk displaying its distinctive white bark with Royalty Free Stock Photo
Close-up of a birch tree trunk (Betula spp.) displaying its distinctive white bark with Royalty Free Stock Photo
Close-up of a birch tree trunk (Betula genus) displaying its distinctive white bark with Royalty Free Stock Photo
Close-up of a birch tree trunk, displaying its distinctive white and gray bark. The bark Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Close-up of a birch tree trunk, displaying its distinctive white bark with horizontal dark
Close-up of a birch tree (genus Betula) bark, displaying its characteristic white bark Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Close-up of a birch tree trunk, displaying its distinctive white bark with horizontal dark lines and rough texture. The bark appears to be peeling in some areas, revealing underlying layers. Spiral patterns in darker bark regions create an interesting contrast. Birch trees, part of the genus *Betula*, are common in temperate climates and are known for their smooth, uniquely patterned bark which protects and insulates the tree.


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