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Hand drawn kangaroo paw, bottlebrush, boronia, banksia. Australian native flowers Stock Vector

common myrtle branch with flowers isolated on white Stock Photo

Flower field on the coast of the Lyngenfjord, blooming sally (Epilobium angustifolium), Fjord with mountains, Lyngen Alps, Lyngen, Troms og Finnmark, Norway, Europe Stock Photo

Close up of white flowers and buds of the Australian native Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia citriodora, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to coastal rainforest of NSW and Queensland. Lemon scented aromatic foliage Stock Photo

Vector illustration, Eucalyptus caesia, also called gumnuts, Gungurru or Silver Princess, isolated on white background. Stock Vector

Melaleuca (Tea Tree) Branch. Isolated on White Background. Stock Photo

Melaleuca (Tea Tree) Branch. Isolated on White Background. Stock Photo

White flowers and buds of the Australian native Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia citriodora, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to coastal rainforest of New South Wales and Queensland. Lemon scented aromatic foliage Stock Photo

Myrtle flower isolated on white Stock Photo

Vector illustration, Eucalyptus caesia, also called gumnuts, Gungurru or Silver Princess, isolated on white background. Stock Vector

White flowers and buds of the Australian native Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia citriodora, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to coastal rainforest of New South Wales and Queensland. Lemon scented aromatic foliage Stock Photo

Eucalyptus plantation grown for Tea Industry in Kenya. Eucalyptus saligna, Blue Gum a fast growing, high altitude tree. Planted in rows, it is used for timber, firewood and conserving environment. Stock Photo

Camu camu fruits (Myrciaria dubia) Myrtaceae family, on the tree. Banks of the Rio Negro. Amazonas, Brazil Stock Photo

White flowers of the Melaleuca alternifolia, commonly known as tea tree, endemic to Australia. It is used to distill essential oil, such as tea tree oil Stock Photo

fresh tea tree leaves isolated on white Stock Photo

Tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) is a Myrtaceae evergreen tree, from whose leaves the essential oil Tea tree oil is extracted. Stock Photo

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Bright crimson bottlebrush-like flower spikes of Callistemon citrinus Splendens. Stock Photo

Flat vector kangaroo paw, bottlebrush, boronia, banksia. Australian native flowers Stock Vector

Bottlebrush Watercolor illustration. Hand drawn underwater element design. Artistic vector marine design element. Illustration for greeting cards, printing and other design projects. Stock Vector

White flowers of the Australian native Flaky Barked Tea Tree, Gaudium trinervium, family Myrtaceae, in Sydney woodland. Formerly in Leptospermum. Shrub or small tree endemic to sclerophyll forest Stock Photo

Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) come from the Myrtaceae tree family
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Eucalyptus leaves isolated on white background. Evergreen plant of the family Myrtaceae. Stock Photo

White flowers and buds of the Australian native Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia citriodora, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to coastal rainforest of New South Wales and Queensland. Lemon scented aromatic foliage Stock Photo

Grey green or glaucous leaves on a branch of the Eucalyptus tree, seen from the side. Isolated on a white background. Stock Photo

Melaleuca alternifolia ( Narrow-leaved paperbark Tea tree ). Myrtaceae evergreen tree native to Australia. Tea tree oil extracted from the leaves is used for disinfection and skin care. Stock Photo

Vector illustration, Eucalyptus caesia, also called gumnuts, Gungurru or Silver Princess, isolated on white background. Stock Vector

Psidium guajava or yellow guava, goiaba, guayaba Stock Photo

Cloves, Dry Flowers on Wooden Spoon Stock Photo

Reforestation of eucalyptus for production of coal in the south of Brazil. Eucalyptus spp. - Myrtaceae. Stock Photo

Close up of pink red blossoms of the Australian native Mugga or Red Ironbark Eucalyptus sideroxylon, family Myrtaceae, in central west NSW. Small to medium gum tree endemic to dry sclerophyll forest Stock Photo

Myrtle branch with flowers isolated on white Stock Photo

Spring furry bee (Anthophora plumipes) in flight on the flowers of a fuchsia (Fuchsia L.), macro photo Stock Photo

camu camu, camocamo or Myrciaria dubia, is a eadble fruits and used in ice creams, sweets, processed food and traditional medicine. Stock Photo

Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) are aromatic dried flower buds of the Myrtaceae tree family. Cloves are native to Indonesia, widely used as a spice in spicy dishes and as the main ingredient in Indonesia Stock Photo

Myrtle hand drawn illustration. Botanical design for organic cosmetics, aromatherapy, perfumery, medicine Stock Vector

Pink and white blossoms of the Australian native Corymbia Fairy Floss, family Myrtaceae. Grafted cultivar of Corymbia ficifolia which is endemic to Western Australia Stock Photo

Collection of essential oil plants. Myrtle, tuberose,verbena, primrose Stock Vector

Close-up shot of beautiful Callistemon citrinus (called red bottlebrush) flower. Callistemon citrinus is native to Australia. Natural backgrounds, blossom, botany and wallpaper backgrounds. Horizontal Stock Photo

This is commonly known as kaala jamun fruit in india and black plum, jambolan plum, jambhul, or java plum in English. Studies have shown this fruit has anti-diabetic properties. Stock Photo

Myrtle (Myrtus communis), medicinal plant. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Flowers of a lemon myrtle tree. Backhousia citriodora Stock Photo

Line art bottlebrush flower illustration Stock Vector

Vector illustration, Eugenia uniflora, also called pitanga, Surinamese cherry, or Brazilian cherry, isolated on white background. Stock Vector

Jabuticaba (Brazilian Grape) tree in season, while it produces its famous fruit. Stock Photo

Native bee on white, honey-scented flowers of the Australian native Kunzea ambigua, tick bush, growing in Sydney, Australia. Family Myrtaceae Stock Photo

Heart shaped leaves of the Heart-Leaf Mallee, Eucalyptus websteriana, family Myrtaceae. Endemic to Western Australia. Also known as Websters Mallee. Stock Photo

camu camu, camocamo or Myrciaria dubia, is a eadble fruits and used in ice creams, sweets, processed food and traditional medicine. Stock Photo

View of a Jabuticaba (Brazilian Grape) tree in season, while it produces its famous fruit. Stock Photo

Detail of Jabuticaba fruit (Brazilian Grape) growing on the Jabuticaba tree. Stock Photo

Pink and cream flowers of the Western Australian native Mountain Bell, Darwinia lejostyla, Coolamon Pink cultivar, family Myrtaceae. All year flowering small shrub with bell shaped flowers Stock Photo

Vector illustration, Eucalyptus caesia, also called gumnuts, Gungurru or Silver Princess, isolated on white background. Stock Vector

jambolan plum or Java plum isolated on white background Stock Photo

Hand drawn Australian native flowers background Stock Vector

Camu camu powder 100% natural (Myrciaria dubia), Myrtaceae family, 35 percent more vitamin C than oranges. Amazon, Brazil Stock Photo

fresh tea tree leaves isolated on white Stock Photo

Allspice (Pimenta officinalis)or (Pimenta dioica) fruits Stock Photo

Bright sunny Australian native garden background of vibrant pink Bottlebrush flowers of a Callistemon and Melaleuca hybrid, family Myrtaceae. Stock Photo

camu camu, camocamo or Myrciaria dubia, is a eadble fruits and used in ice creams, sweets, processed food and traditional medicine. Stock Photo

Australian flora background of sunlit ovate leaves of the Australian native Silver Dollar gum tree, Eucalyptus cinerea, family Myrtaceae. Also known as the Argyle Apple. Endemic to New South Wales Stock Photo

Cajeput (Melaleuca cajuputi ) blooming flower in daylight Stock Photo

Close up of common myrtle (myrtus communis) flowers in bloom Stock Photo

myrtle branch with berries isolated on white Stock Photo

Macro photo flowers of myrtle or Myrtus communis close-up on a dark background. Stock Photo

Myrtus myrtle - Plantae Angiosperms Eudicots Rosids Myrtales Myrtaceae Stock Photo

Hand drawn Australian native flowers border Stock Vector

Jambolan plum, Java plum or Jambul fruits isolated on white background Stock Photo

Australian nature background with copy space. Red blossoms of the Australian native flowering gum tree Corymbia ficifolia Wildfire variety, Family Myrtaceae. Endemic to Stirling Ranges near Albany, WA Stock Photo

Ohia Lehua (metrosideros macropus M. collina), state flower of Hawaii. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Myrtle berries, Sardinia, Italy Stock Photo

fresh tea tree leaves isolated on white Stock Photo

Jaboticaba brazilian tree with a lot of full-blown fruits on trunk Stock Photo

Red blossoms and grey green leaves of the Australian native mallee tree Eucalyptus caesia, family Myrtaceae. Common name is Silver Princess. Endemic to south west Western Australia. Stock Photo

Hand drawn Australian native plant border Stock Vector

Hand drawn seamless pattern with Australian native flowers Stock Vector

fresh tea tree leaves isolated on white Stock Photo

Myrtle, Myrtaceae, flowers and evergreen leaves isolated against white Stock Photo

Myrtle berries in Sardinia, Italy Stock Photo

Isolated Ripe fruit pitangas (Eugenia uniflora), on a white background Stock Photo

Red, pink and white flowers of the Australian native Chamelaucium waxflower variety My Sweet Sixteen, family Myrtaceae. Cultivar of Geraldton Wax, Chamelaucium uncinatum Stock Photo

Jaboticaba brazilian tree with a lot of full-blown fruits on trunk Stock Photo

Three Eucalyptus trees, tropical tree in the northeast of Thailand isolated on white background Stock Photo

Melaleuca alternifolia in Japan Stock Photo

Mogo Australia, blossoms of a acca sellowiana or fruit salad tree Stock Photo

camu camu, camocamo or Myrciaria dubia, is a eadble fruits and used in ice creams, sweets, processed food and traditional medicine. Stock Photo

camu camu, camocamo or Myrciaria dubia, is a eadble fruits and used in ice creams, sweets, processed food and traditional medicine. Stock Photo

Green leaves and branch of bottle brush tree isolated on white background, with clipping path Stock Photo

Blooming eucalyptus vector seamless pattern. Gum-tree stems and burgeons colorful texture. Exotic evergreen blossoming plant drawing. Fabric, textile, wallpaper, wrapping paper design. Stock Vector

Camu camu fruits (Myrciaria dubia), Myrtaceae family. Location: on the banks of the Rio Negro. Amazon, Brazil. Stock Photo

Myrtus communis ( common myrtle ) tree with green leaves and blue black berries, banner
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Guava fruit isolated on white background. Ripe apple guavas common tropical fruits, Myrtaceae family. Fresh tasty fruit colorful drawing with paint splashes and drips. Digital art design illustration Stock Illustration

Myrtus communis ( common myrtle ) tree with green leaves and blue black berries Stock Photo

Myrtus myrtle - Plantae Angiosperms Eudicots Rosids Myrtales Myrtaceae Stock Photo

Myrtle branch with flowers isolated on white Stock Photo

Eugenia uniflora, with common names pitanga, Suriname cherry, Brazilian cherry, Cayenne. Photo in Madeira (Mercado dos Lavradores) in center of Funchal. Stock Photo

Young women, with filled shopping baskets on their heads, walking along a potholed bitumen road past a plantation of Blue Gums. Walking is a main mode of transport in rural Kenya. Eucalyptus saligna. Stock Photo

Camu camu trees (Myrciaria dubia), Myrtaceae family. Location: on the banks of the Rio Negro. Amazon, Brazil Stock Photo

Fresh Jamun Fruit (Black Plum), selective focus Stock Photo

Cajeput (Melaleuca cajuputi ) Stock Photo

Callistemon citrinus (Callistemon, bottlebrushes) flowers Stock Photo

Hand drawn Australian native flowers background Stock Vector

Dried fruits of eucaliptus globulus labill on white background Stock Photo

Backlit bee and pink blossoms of the Australian native Mugga or Red Ironbark Eucalyptus sideroxylon, family Myrtaceae, in central west NSW. Small to medium gum tree endemic to dry sclerophyll forest Stock Photo

Delicate white flowers of Corymbia calophylla, commonly known as marri, a flowering plant in the family Myrtaceae. Endemic in Western Australia
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Melaleuca quinquenervia, broad-leaved paperbark, paper bark tea tree, punk tree or niaouli, a small- to medium-sized tree of myrtle family, Myrtaceae in white bottlebrush bloom attracts honey bees. Stock Photo

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