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10 May 2015

Autumn Fossil Ginkgo Biloba

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  Autumn Fossil Ginkgo Biloba in Ballarat Victoria, Australia Ginkgo Autumn May 2015 Photography on Mother’s Day Australia Ginkgo Biloba autumn from green to yellow shifts. It would have taken years before it bears magnificent fruits. Fruits are pungently strong smell … Read More

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30 Mar 2015

Beech Tree with Yellow Autumn Foliage

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  Beech Tree with Yellow Autumn Foliage Scientific Name: Fagus grandifolia Ballarat Autumn March 2015, Victoria Australia showing off a Beech Tree. I assumed this is Beech tree after brief research how it looks alike with other Autumn trees with their … Read More

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➡Reposted from @nontoxicidaho Vineyard farmers who spend more money on pesticide use are more likely to develop Parkinson’s disease, according to research published by French scientists.⁣
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