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Light brown wood cross section rings nature texture with line cracked patterns of tree trunk background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Light brown cross section of a tree trunk, nature background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden cut of sawn tree trunk on light background. Cross section of wood slice, showing annual rings pattern, bark edge. Nature Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of tree trunk cross-section, natural pattern of annual rings, rough bark. Isolated wooden slice features light brown Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood cross section rings nature texture with line cracked patterns of tree trunk background. , vertical Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood background texture. Cross section of tree trunk. spili trees stumps stacked in stacks. Used for garden doropok, interior and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Light brown cross section of a tree trunk, nature background

Wood cross section rings nature texture with line cracked patterns of tree trunk background Royalty Free Stock Photo

A cross-section of a tree trunk is centered on a light wooden background, showcasing growth rings and a rich brown bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood cross section wall texture with wave patterns nature for brown background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close Up of Light Brown Tree Trunk Cross Section with Concentric Rings and Natural Grain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed Oak Tree Cross Section Light Brown Wood Grain and Dark Bark on White Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross section of a tree trunk. Light wood with visible annual growth rings and rough bark edge. Isolated on a neutral light Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross section of a tree trunk displaying concentric growth rings in a light brown tone. The rings, formed by varying growth periods, provide information about the tree's age and growth conditions. Visible cracks radiate outward from the center, a natural result of aging and environmental factors. The texture is rough, with distinct lines indicating the annual rings. The color varies slightly between rings, enhancing the visual texture. This cross section serves as an illustrative example of dendrochronology, the scientific study of tree ring dating.