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Close up of a pine cone highlighting the symmetrical arrangement of Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a pine cone genus Pinus dusted with snow highlighting Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a pine cone showing the intricate arrangement of its scales Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close up of a pine cone genus Pinus showing the scales in detail Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Extreme close up of a pine cone highlighting the symmetrical arrangement of its scales. Each scale is brown with a woody texture and a distinctive lighter brown tip featuring a small gray indentation. The overlapping pattern creates a natural geometric design. Pine cones like this typically come from trees in the genus Pinus. The focus emphasizes the intricate details and natural layers of the cone s structure.