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Bromeliad bromelia Stock Photos and Images
RM2H6YF3X–Bromeliad (Bromelia), Caribbean National Forest, El Yunque National Forest, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico
RF2F4P9HN–A bromeliad, Neoregelia Gold Fever, on display in the greenhouse at the Public Gardens in Canterbury, New Zealand
RMWAK5AE–Monteverde National Park, Costa Rica. Bromeliads, ferns and moss growing on a large tree limb, as seen from above, on the Monteverde Sky Walk.
RFWAJN4D–Monteverde National Park, Costa Rica. Tree limb covered in tropical ferns and other plants as seen high in the canopy from the Monteverde Sky Walk
RMCR55HN–Indigenous woman from the Wichi Indians tribe creating handicrafts from the fibres of the Chaguar Bromeliad (Bromelia
RMBEFAT2–Inner leaves of the Bromelia pinguin, normally green, turn vibrant red as the tropical plant flowers in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
RF2F34074–Epiphytic Bromelia aechmea primera plant with pink flower and decorative silver-green variegated leaves in a cropped closeup with focus to the flower
RMWH8J21–A bromelia found in the Andes (Bromelia bicolor) from Darwin and the Beagle by Alan Moorhead, page 149.
RMCR55J5–Indigenous woman from the Wichi Indians tribe creating handicrafts from the fibres of the Chaguar Bromeliad (Bromelia
RM2H77CJ7–Bromelia Bromeliad blooming flower, plant in the family: Bromeliaceae, subfamily: Bromelioideae.
RM2GJXMF6–A rare flowering of a bromeliad plant in a home garden is South Australia clearly showing the stigma. Bromeliads flower only once in their lifetime
RF2F3400H–Potted Bromelia aechmea primera plant with its decorative silver green variegated leaves and a single spiky pink flower in a container isolated on whi
RF2E132DX–Bromelia in the Serra dos Orgaos in the State of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RMCR55J7–Indigenous woman from the Wichi Indians tribe spinning yarns from the fibres of the Chaguar Bromeliad (Bromelia hieronymi), the
RM2H00WTW–Bromelia Bromeliad blooming flower, plant in the family: Bromeliaceae, subfamily: Bromelioideae.
RM2GJXMF8–A rare flowering of a bromeliad plant in a home garden is South Australia clearly showing the stigma. Bromeliads flower only once in their lifetime
RF2E132EX–Bromelia in the Serra dos Orgaos in the State of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RMCR55E6–Indigenous woman, 71 years, from the Wichi Indians tribe, crafting a bag from the fibres of the Chaguar Bromeliad (Bromelia
RF2J60JT2–Laciniosa bromeliad known as macambira in the caatinga forest, northeastern Brazilian biome
RF2JBKDGK–Bromeliads Blooming. Pink flower. Home plant. Bromeliad - Bromeliaceae general. Plant includes both. Closeup
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