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Macro View Of Jack Tree Wood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a white mushroom on a trunk surface of a jack fruit tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Omphalotus olearius jack-o`-lantern mushroom mushroom growing on tree trunk, close up detail Royalty Free Stock Photo

A large Jack tree trunk with a newly growing small branch which bearing a flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

A cut surface of a fallen live Jack fruit tree trunk with the tree sap emitted Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jackfruit flesh isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bark damaged section of a jack tree stem with the sap oozing out on the stem surface Royalty Free Stock Photo

Side view of a dead Jack fruit trunk surface with pinkish brown King Alfred's cake mushrooms (Daldinia Concentrica Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Old wooden jointer and wood shaving on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Frosted oak leaves in closeup macro view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro View Of Jack Tree Wood.Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus) tree is a medium-sized evergreen that grows between nine and 20 metres in height. The fruit is the largest tree-grown fruit in the world, with some varieties having the potential to weigh up to 50kg, although they generally weigh between 5-15kg.