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Bald Cypress Trees, Taxodium distichum, swamp, Everglades National Park, Florida, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cypress swamp at Morrison Springs Park, Walton County, Florida, US, a forested wetlands dominated by bald cypress trees and are Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view of aerial roots of the bald cypress trees beside a path in a park near to Fort Lauderdale, Florida Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bald Cypress trees in Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bald Cypress and Palm Trees in the Swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bald Cypress Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

A pristine stand of native bald cypress trees reflect in the still waters of Fisheating Creek, near Palmdale, Florida Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama view cypress swamp at Morrison Springs Park, Walton County, Florida, US, forested wetlands dominated by bald cypress Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bald Cypress trees and knees growing in swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cypress trees growing in the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve in Fort Myers, Florida. Moss and algae seen growing on Bald Cypress trees in southwest Florida swamp. Taxodium distichum, a deciduous conifer, grows in moist, swampy regions.