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Nature as an artist, a knot on the bark of a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

A detailed close-up of a gnarled oval knot in the textured grey bark of an old tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Big knot in the bark of a pine tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Knot in the bark of a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Microcosm: dry knot on the bark of a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Tree Bark Knot A Twisted Tapestry of Natures Intricate Design Royalty Free Stock Photo

Small Knot Hole in Textured Oak Tree Bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

The knot created on the bark of a tree after cutting a branch callus on a tree trunk. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Knot in old ragged tree bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Knots are common blemishes in trees, often causing lumps or holes within the trunk of the tree itself. In most cases knots are caused by the natural growth of the tree, though the specific circumstances under which they form determines how they will appear. Some knots are formed by fungal infections, however, and can spread to other trees on your property as well.