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Close-up of a green leaf covered in water droplets, showcasing detailed texture and Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A vibrant green leaf covered in fresh water droplets, showcasing detailed veins and a healthy texture, Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close-up of a green leaf covered in water droplets, showcasing detailed texture and vibrant color. The prominent midrib extends through the center, with droplets reflecting light, creating a glistening effect. The leaf may belong to the Ficus elastica, commonly known as the rubber plant, identifiable by its broad shape and glossy surface. This macro perspective emphasizes the interaction between water and plant surfaces, highlighting natural hydration processes.