nature cork material harvested from the bark quercus suber

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Nature of cork a material harvested from the bark of Quercus suber Royalty Free Stock Photo

Harvested cork oak bark from the trunk of cork oak tree Quercus suber for industrial production of wine cork stopper in the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Portugal, Alentejo Region. Newly harvested cork oak. Quercus suber. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nature of cork a material harvested from the bark of Quercus suber

Freshly harvested bark of cork tree - quercus suber Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cork bark harvested from the trunk of the cork oak (Quercus suber) for the industrial production of wine cork stoppers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cork bark harvested from the trunk of the cork oak (Quercus suber) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Freshly harvested bark of cork tree - quercus suber - exposed by a cork harverster& x27;s axe, cork harvest Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close up of a textured cork surface displaying its natural earthy brown color and uneven rugged texture. The cork features small holes and irregular lines typical of its fibrous structure. The surface is slightly curved at the edges indicating a piece cut from a larger sheet commonly used for various applications such as coasters bulletin boards or flooring. The texture highlights the porous nature of cork a material harvested from the bark of Quercus suber commonly known as the cork oak.