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English oak tree (Quercus robur) fallen acorns and leaves on a bed of moss, Oxfordshire
English oak tree (Quercus robur) fallen acorns and leaves on a bed of moss, Oxfordshire, UK October
naturepl.com / : Colin Varndell
Media ID 15264129
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Acorn
Autumn
British
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Dicotyledons
Fagaceae
Forest Floor
Leaves
Moss
Nature
Oxfordshire
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Quercus Robur
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Woodlands
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