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Mormon-tea grass (Ephedra nevadensis) Stock Photo

Mormon tea (Ephedra nevadensis), medicinal plant. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Mormon tea (Ephedra nevadensis), medicinal plant. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Mormon tea (Ephedra nevadensis), medicinal plant. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Joint Pine, Ephedra fragilis. Photo taken in the municipality of Mahon, Menorca, Spain Stock Photo

Wild plant ephedra Gobi life Stock Photo

Chinese ephedra plant (Ephedra sinica stapf) Stock Photo

vector drawing plant of Chinese ephedra, Ephedra sinica, Ma Huang, herb of traditional chinese medicine, hand drawn illustration Stock Vector

Stock photos of Ephedra sinica; Ephedra Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant Stock Photo

Stock photos of Ephedra sinica; Ephedra Stock Photo

Ephedra herb used in chinese herbal medicine over white background. Ma huang. Stock Photo

Ancient Medicinal Plant Ephedra (Ephedra sp.). Plants of the genus Ephedra have traditionally been used by indigenous people for a variety of medicinal purposes. Stock Photo

Stem with red ephedra distachy berries on a white background. Female plant with ripe cones. Healing plant. Stock Photo

Wild plant ephedra Gobi life Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant Stock Photo

steppe Medicinal herb Ephedra, Discover the benefits of ephedra for medical purposes. Learn about the healing properties of this steppe herb. Find out how to include ephedra in your diet. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya. Red berries. Female plant with ripe cones. Healing plant. Stock Photo

Ephedra ma huang sinica Chinese ephedra isolated digital art illustration. Ma Huang green plant used in herbal medicine and cosmetics, green herb spicie condiment, realistic grass Stock Illustration

Mormon Tea (Ephedra viridis) is a gymnospem gnetophyte more closely related to conifers than flowering plants. It's deep green stems contain a stimulant that can be used for medicinal purposes. Stock Photo

Close-up ephedra shrub with ripe red berries. Relict evergreen plant with reduced leaves and medicinal properties.
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Ephedra distachya L. (Ephedraceae) with ripe cones on a hill slope Stock Photo

hills overgrown with calendula and Ephedra foeminea Forssk near the mediterranean sea in spring Stock Photo

Ephedra, ephedra equisetina. Botanical illustration. Monochrome ephedra, black and white hand drawing, ephedra sketch. Stock Vector

Ephedra, ephedra distachya. Botanical illustration. Monochrome ephedra, black and white hand drawing, ephedra sketch. Stock Vector

Wild plant ephedra Gobi life Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya Native to Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Commonly known as articular pine or Caucasian ephedra. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Stock Photo

Drawing EPHEDRA. Hand drawn illustration. The Latin name is EPHEDRA EQUISETINA BUNGE. Stock Illustration

Sea grape, ephedra (Ephedra distachya) evergreen branching semi-shrub of dry, hot areas. Feodosiya low-mountain phrygana shrub-steppe landscape. Crimea Stock Photo

Ancient Medicinal Plant Ephedra (Ephedra sp.). Plants of the genus Ephedra have traditionally been used by indigenous people for a variety of medicinal purposes. Isolated in White Background. Stock Photo

Set of drawing EPHEDRA in various colors. Hand drawn illustration. The Latin name is EPHEDRA EQUISETINA BUNGE. Stock Illustration

Ephedra distachya Native to Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Commonly known as articular pine or Caucasian ephedra. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Stock Photo

detail of Ephedra distachya growing in a garden during summer season Stock Photo

Leafless ephedra (Ephedra foeminea) climbed a shrub in grassy habitat Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya Also known as Persian ephedra or somlata. Native to Eurasia and North Africa. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant effect. Stock Photo

Mormon Tea (Ephedra viridis) is a gymnospem gnetophyte more closely related to conifers than flowering plants. It's deep green stems contain a stimulant that can be steeped into a ethnobotanical drink Stock Photo

Chinese ephedra plant (Ephedra sinica stapf) Stock Photo

Red berries of Ephedra (Ephedra distachya L.) on Chersonesos ruins in Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine Stock Photo

Sea Grape (Ephedra distachya) in south coast, Crimea Stock Photo

Ephedra is a stimulant herb usually from the stem and branches of Ephedra sinica. Ephedra ma huang sinica Chinese ephedra isolated vector illustration. Stock Vector

Ephedra herb used in chinese herbal medicine in a marble mortar with pestle over white background. Cao ma huang. Stock Photo

Ephedra in Fairy tale canyon (Skazka canyon) in south shore of Issyk-kul lake in Kyrgyzstan. Tian Shan mountains . Issyk-kul region. Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra fragilis subsp. campylopoda, Joint Pine, Ephedra foeminea. Wild plant photographed in the fall. Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra sinica, chinese herbal medicine isolated. Ma huang Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya. Red berries. Female plant with ripe cones. Healing plant. Natural background. Stock Photo

Pink berries and grass of ephedra in sunset Stock Photo

Set of drawings of EPHEDRA VULGARIS in different colors. Hand drawn illustration. Latin name EPHEDRA DISTACHYA L. Stock Illustration

Set of vector drawings of EPHEDRA VULGARIS in different colors. Hand drawn illustration. Latin name EPHEDRA DISTACHYA L.
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Ephedra berries are a natural remedy with powerful healing properties. They can be used to treat various diseases and improve overall well-being. Found in the mountains. Grows on bushes. Stock Photo

Drawings EPHEDRA VULGARIS. Hand drawn illustration. Latin name EPHEDRA DISTACHYA L. Stock Illustration

Vector drawings EPHEDRA VULGARIS. Hand drawn illustration. Latin name EPHEDRA DISTACHYA L.
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Green ephedra or Mormon tea plant, Ephedra viridis Coville Stock Photo

Ephedra altissima plant standing at meadow This is native to the western Sahara Stock Photo

Ancient Medicinal Plant Ephedra (Ephedra sp.). Plants of the genus Ephedra have traditionally been used by indigenous people for a variety of medicinal purposes. Stock Photo

Dried Ma Huang in bowl isolated on white background. Clear heat, remove toxicity, excrete dampness and relieve stranguria. Stock Photo

Large collection of Chinese fundamental herbs regularly used in herbal medicine, in porcelain bowls on grunge background with titles. Flat lay. Stock Photo

Cones of California Jointfir, Ephedra Californica, native plant in the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park. Stock Photo

Sea grape, ephedra (Ephedra distachya) evergreen branching semi-shrub of dry, hot areas. Feodosiya low-mountain phrygana shrub-steppe landscape. Crimea Stock Photo

Collection of bottle with essential oils: magnolia grandiflora oil, licorice essential oil, pine tree cone, ephedra. Cosmetic, perfumery and medical plant. Vector hand drawn illustration Stock Vector

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Ephedra viridis, known by the common names green Mormon tea, green ephedra, and Indian tea, is a species of Ephedra. Stock Photo

Ephedra viridis, known by the common names green Mormon tea, green ephedra, and Indian tea, is a species of Ephedra. Stock Photo

Ephedra alata in saharian landscape, Marocco Stock Photo

Ephedra ma huang sinica Chinese ephedra isolated vector illustration. Ma Huang green plant used in herbal medicine and cosmetics, green herb spice and condiment, realistic grass with red berries. Stock Vector

Ephedra distachya Native to Eurasia and North Africa. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Contains ephedrine. Compound potentially hazardous to health. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya Native to Central Asia and southeastern Europe. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Also known as desert tea or joint pine. Stock Photo

The pseudoephedrine plant Ephedra trifurca growing abundant and wild in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir India. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya A type of plant used for medicinal purposes. Commonly known as joint pine or Mormon tea. for the treatment of respiratory diseases, promotes weight loss and sports performance Stock Photo

Ephedra herb used in chinese herbal medicine with calligraphy script, used for allergies, hay fever, asthma, bronchitis, weight loss and obesity. Translation reads as chinese ephedra. Ma huang. Stock Photo

Ephedra herb in a stone mortar with pestle over white background. Ma huang. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya A type of plant used for medicinal purposes. Commonly known as joint pine or Mormon tea. for the treatment of respiratory diseases, promotes weight loss and sports performance Stock Photo

Chinese herbal medicine - Ephedra root Stock Photo

Chinese herbal medicine - Ephedra root Stock Photo

Ancient Medicinal Plant Ephedra (Ephedra sp.). Plants of the genus Ephedra have traditionally been used by indigenous people for a variety of medicinal purposes. Isolated in White Background. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya Native to Eurasia and North Africa. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Contains ephedrine. Compound potentially hazardous to health. Stock Photo

Green Ephedra (Mormon Tea) Ephedra Veridis. Early Later Day Saints boiled stems for tea, as did native tribes for centuries. Stock Photo

One of five gemus members native to Joshua Tree National Park, a plant known commonly as Nevada Jointfir, and botanically as Ephedra Nevadensis, grow under the Southern Mojave Desert sky. Stock Photo

Ephedra distachya Native to Central Asia and southeastern Europe. Used in traditional medicine for its stimulant properties. Also known as desert tea or joint pine. Stock Photo

One of five gemus members native to Joshua Tree National Park, a plant known commonly as Nevada Jointfir, and botanically as Ephedra Nevadensis, grow under the Southern Mojave Desert sky. Stock Photo

Ephedra foeminea plant on grassland Stock Photo

In the foreground, Ephedra viridis, known by the common names green Mormon tea, green ephedra, and Indian tea, with a background of cloudy blue sky and fairy chimneys. Stock Photo

One of five gemus members native to Joshua Tree National Park, a plant known commonly as Nevada Jointfir, and botanically as Ephedra Nevadensis, grow under the Southern Mojave Desert sky. Stock Photo

Ephedra foeminea plant in grassland Stock Photo

Stock photos of Ephedra sinica; Ephedra Stock Photo

Ephedra equisetina on Lake Baikal. Tazheran steppes. The Pribaikalsky National Park. Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Crawling; Ephedra; gerardiana Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Collection of edible and medicinal plants. Hand drawn botanical vector illustration Stock Vector

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

Ephedra is a genus of shrubs of the Oppressive class, the genus of its family is Ephedra Ephedraceae or Ephedra. Red berries, narcotic plant. natural background Stock Photo

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