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Crocodile Alligator Attack coming out from the Rainforest River Vector illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fog in winter swamp trail with sulfur pond Royalty Free Stock Photo
The swamp covered with mud Royalty Free Stock Photo
Swamp boardwalk in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo
Swamp boardwalk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Morning spider web on a wildflower in the swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo
Morning spider web on a wildflower in the swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo
Duckweed waterplant grows in springtime on a NYS wetland pond
The swamp covered with mud Royalty Free Stock Photo
The swamp covered with mud Royalty Free Stock Photo
A close-up view of vibrant Narrowleaf cattails amidst the lush greenery of the swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo
A close-up view of vibrant Narrowleaf cattails amidst the lush greenery of the swamp Royalty Free Stock Photo
Mighty Mississippi Backwater Royalty Free Stock Photo
Swamp boardwalk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Baldcypress Knees in Standing Swampwater in Lake Fausse Pointe State Park, Louisiana Royalty Free Stock Photo
Common duckweeds are the smallest flowering plants known. Individual plants consist of a single, flat oval leaf that floats on the surface of still-moving ponds, lakes, wetlands and sloughs. Dense populations are an important food source for aquatic waterfowl and fish. Duckweeds are immune to animal viruses, making them invaluable in creating new biomedicines.


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