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Kiwi maturation series across fifteen slices and whole fruit, chroma and seed contrast evolve Royalty Free Stock Photo

Plum ripening series across fifteen cells, bloom fades as skin darkens and softens toward Royalty Free Stock Photo

Strawberry development row of fifteen, from pale green bud to red fruit with signs of decline Royalty Free Stock Photo

Single grape aging sequence in fifteen frames, firm green through purple and wrinkled raisin Royalty Free Stock Photo

Apple progression collage in fifteen images, bright green start to spotted oxidized finish on Royalty Free Stock Photo

Banana ripening strip in fifteen, green to yellow to brown-speckled and finally blackened

Peach ripeness collage in fifteen steps, blush tones deepen and texture softens until wrinkled Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fifteen-stage lemon ripeness lineup on white, from hard green to blemished and brown with clear Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pear maturity sequence in fifteen images, green firmness to mottled russet with clear aging markers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Avocado firmness and color sequence, fifteen steps from bright green to blotched soft in consistent Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mango ripeness study in fifteen frames, firm green through speckled yellow and bruised late stages Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tomato ripeness timeline of fifteen, green to blush to red with late blemishes in standardized light Royalty Free Stock Photo

A banana moves through fifteen recognizable stages from green to spotted yellow and black. Clear visual references help distinguish sweetness and starch levels. Handy for cafes, smoothie menus and classroom charts.