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Bromeliad vriesea Stock Photos and Images
RMED3927–Vivid flame red bracts and bright yellow flowers of bromeliad, Vriesea Mariae, against dark brown background
RMED37BG–Bromeliad, Vriesea gigantea, with large light green leaves with narrow green stripes and tinged with yellow
RMFYAK09–The red flowering spike of the bromeliad Vriesea splendens emerges from the striped foliage of the water holding urn
RMMFE3FH–Flowering red Vriesea Bromeliad (Vriesea imperialis), Montreal Botanical Gardens, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
RM2T81G29–Tall spike of vivid blue flowers and red stems of bromeliad Vriesea 'Peacock Blue' against background of bright green leaves
RMM22YK0–Vivid red and yellow flower bracts and green leaves of Vriesea, a bromeliad against dark background
RMED37BM–Attractive bromeliad, Vriesea Laura X White Bands hybrid, with reddish brown leaves with horizontal white stripes
RMED37B8–Spectacular vivid yellow flowers/ bracts with bright red stems & dark green leaves of bromeliad - Vriesea 'Charlotte'.
RMD0WNB3–Bromeliad, Vriesea glutinosa, Bromeliaceae. Trinidad & Venezuela. Caribbean, Central America and Tropical South America.
RF2M04EY3–Green bromeliad (Vriesea bituminosa) on tropical forest, Teresopolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
RMMFE3F9–Flowering red Vriesea Bromeliad (Vriesea imperialis), Montreal Botanical Gardens, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
RMM0GA32–Vivid yellow flower bracts with bright red stem and green leaves of Vriesea, a bromeliad in shaded garden against background of dark foliage
RF2TCYN0K–Bromeliad vriesea of various colors and textures is a flowering tropical plant for decorative landscaping
RMKJ1H76–Bromeliaceae vriesea imperialis (subspecies Rubra), Brazilian. This large terrestrial bromeliad was once classified as 'Vriesea Imperialis' but is now recognized as part of the genus Alcantarea. It can be found growing on rocky slopes in the Serra dos Órgãos in Rio de Janeiro
RMRA9P6A–Vriesea fosteriana vista,Vriesea Bromeliad, Rock Bromeliad Vista,flower spike,spikes,bromeliads,tropical plants,RM Floral
RMAFC37H–Gold-Dust Day Gecko (Phelsuma laticauda laticauda) in Bromeliad (Vriesea imperialis), Lyon Arboretum, Oahu, Hawaii
RMABM6J0–Flower of Vriesia carinata, a member of the Bromeliad family of plants that is indigenous to South America
RMEDAM2H–Red bracts of Vriesea splendens are prominent among the bromeliad and epiphyte display at the Eden Project, Cornwall
RMCF5CFM–vriesea erythrodactylon, golden red bromeliad plant,bromeliad,leu gardens,orlando,florida,usa
RMKJ1H70–Bromeliaceae vriesea imperialis (subspecies Rubra), Brazilian. This large terrestrial bromeliad was once classified as 'Vriesea Imperialis' but is now recognized as part of the genus Alcantarea. It can be found growing on rocky slopes in the Serra dos Órgãos in Rio de Janeiro
RFAAKHN2–Vriesea rodigasiana or Tillandsia rodigasiana, bromeliad, Parque Florestal Ibitipoca ( Ibitipoca Florestal Park ) Brazil
RMAFC35K–Gold-Dust Day Gecko (Phelsuma laticauda laticauda) in Bromeliad (Vriesea imperialis), Lyon Arboretum, Oahu, Hawaii
RMPFPC4R–Vriesea splendens (Flaming sword) showing red inflorescence and variegated leaves, in ceramic pot
RF2TBYK8G–Bromeliad inflorescence (Alcantarea imperialis) and blue sky, Teresopolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
RMKJ1H6N–Bromeliaceae vriesea imperialis (subspecies Rubra), Brazilian. This large terrestrial bromeliad was once classified as 'Vriesea Imperialis' but is now recognized as part of the genus Alcantarea. It can be found growing on rocky slopes in the Serra dos Órgãos in Rio de Janeiro
RM2T6A29T–Vriesea platynema, bromeliad native to the West Indies and South America. Imported by nurseryman William Bull, King's Road, Chelsea. As Encholirion corallinum. Handcolored botanical illustration drawn and lithographed by Worthington George Smith from Henry Honywood Dombrain's Floral Magazine, New Series, Volume 3, L. Reeve, London, 1874. Lithograph printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son.
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