-45%   PROMOZIONE

Carta da parati: Vaporous spirits reflect flames of the setting sun over the city

Carta da parati Vaporous spirits reflect flames of the setting sun over the City of 29 Palms, they whisper of ancient magic of the Southern Mojave Desert, to love and respect indigenous ecology.
Informazioni
Carta da parati:
Vaporous spirits reflect flames of the setting sun over the City of 29 Palms, they whisper of ancient magic of the Southern Mojave Desert, to love and respect indigenous ecology..
Autore: ©
Jared Quentin
Numero della foto:
#177371611
Altri argomenti:
conforto, serenità, responsabilità, rispetto, protezione, conservazione, pace, riserva naturale, natura
Personalizza il prodotto
Materiale:
Stampa come:
Materiale:
Dimensioni e effetti:
Larghezza: max 381 cm
Altezza: max 572 cm
Effetto:
Immagine :
Laminatura:
Prezzo
19,32 EUR
risparmi 15,81 EUR
prezzo minimo 19,32 EUR prezzo standard 35,13 EUR
Acquista ora
Visualizzazione del prodotto
Simile
Along Lost Palms Trail in Joshua Tree National Park, Desert Willows, Chilopsis Linearis, congregate to provide cover along the Colorado Desert trek.
Will Rogers State Park is located in the Santa Monica Mountains, where many Southern California native plants compete in the Chaparral habitat.
At the eastern margin of the Little San Bernardino Mountains dwells Indian Cove of Joshua Tree National Park, which provides habitat for native Southern Mojave Desert ecology.
Many rock arrangements around Indian Cove in Joshua Tree National Park were forged by ancient disastrous geological events, and have been part of the Southern Mojave Desert since time immemorial.
Vaporous spirits reflect flames of the setting sun over the City of 29 Palms, they whisper of ancient magic of the Southern Mojave Desert, to love and respect indigenous ecology.
Marked by Summer rainfall in the Little San Bernardino Mountains, monsoon weather to the Southern Mojave Desert gathers above native plants in Joshua Tree National Park.
Monsoon weather brings much needed moisture to the Southern Mojave Desert, when the Little San Bernardino Mountains of Joshua Tree National Park are met with vaporous visitors.
Pencil Cholla is the common name, botanical nomenclature is Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, visualize here in 29 Palms, blossoming in early Summer, Southern Mojave Desert native plants, 061119.
As night swallows the Mojave Desert sun, gorgeous formations by the Little San Bernardino Mountains in Joshua Tree National Park, and indigenous plants thereof, take on a silhouetted sentinel.
Red Willow, Salix Laevigata, only succeeds in moist conditions. On Mission Creek Preserve, the Colorado and Mojave Deserts intermingle, and these plants grow native along the banks of a watercourse.
Red Willow, Salix Laevigata, only succeeds in moist conditions. On Mission Creek Preserve, the Colorado and Mojave Deserts intermingle, and these plants grow native along the banks of a watercourse.
Commonly named Honey Mesquite, and botanically recognized as Prosopis Glandulosa, this native plant is found at Cottonwood Spring in the Colorado Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park.
Native to the Colorado Desert, this plant, commonly as Sandbar Willow, botanically Salix Exigua, only grows in watery habitat, such as Cottonwood Spring of Joshua Tree National Park.
This water loving plant, commonly known as Gooddings Willow, taxonomically ranked under Salix Gooddingii, is a rare native in the Southern Mojave Desert of Joshua Tree National Park.
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.
Growing along the banks of Ballona Freshwater Marsh in Playa Del Rey is a native plant, taxonomically ranked as Salix Lasiolepis, and casually named Arroyo Willow.
A plant known commonly as Gooddings Willow, and taxonomically as Salix Gooddingii, is one of four native representatives from the same genus which grow in Ballona Freshwater Marsh of Playa Del Rey.
A plant known commonly as Gooddings Willow, and taxonomically as Salix Gooddingii, is one of four native representatives from the same genus which grow in Ballona Freshwater Marsh of Playa Del Rey.
Indigenous to the locale, this enthralling shrub, botanically organized under Malosma Laurina, and known commonly as Laurel Sumac, grows in vicinity of Ballona Freshwater Marsh.
Platanus Racemosa is the taxonomical rank of a tree casually described as Western Sycamore. Native to Southern California coastal habitat, it grows in plant communities of Ballona Freshwater Marsh.
Manybristle Chinchweed is the casual term for a Southern Mojave Desert native plant community member taxonomically ranked as Pectis Papposa, which blossoms after Summer rains in the fringes 29 Palms.
This shrub or small arborescence, taxonomically ranked as Prosopis Glandulosa and casually described as Honey Mesquite, has long been providing food and shelter to life in Big Morongo Canyon Preserve.
Western Tent Caterpillars, Malacosoma Californicum, congregating in their silken nest affixed to Desert Almond, Prunus Fasciculata, Joshua Tree National Park, Southern Mojave Desert.
Appearing dead in the icy grip of Southern Mojave Desert Winter, this native, Sacred Datura, Datura Wrightii, has adapted to become inactive, and will revive come Spring in Joshua Tree National Park.
Appearing dead in the icy grip of Southern Mojave Desert Winter, this native, Sacred Datura, Datura Wrightii, has adapted to become inactive, and will revive come Spring in Joshua Tree National Park.
Appearing dead in the icy grip of Southern Mojave Desert Winter, this native, Sacred Datura, Datura Wrightii, has adapted to become inactive, and will revive come Spring in Joshua Tree National Park.
Exuding phytochemicals known as Secondary Compounds which deter insect herbivory is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, a Southern Mojave Desert native in Joshua Tree National Park.
Exuding phytochemicals known as Secondary Compounds which deter insect herbivory is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, a Southern Mojave Desert native in Joshua Tree National Park.
Exuding phytochemicals known as Secondary Compounds which deter insect herbivory is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, a Southern Mojave Desert native in Joshua Tree National Park.
One of the first native plants to bloom during cooler months in the Southern Mojave Desert is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, their elegant yellow blossoms observable in Joshua Tree National Park.
One of the first native plants to bloom during cooler months in the Southern Mojave Desert is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, their elegant yellow blossoms observable in Joshua Tree National Park.
One of the first native plants to bloom during cooler months in the Southern Mojave Desert is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, their elegant yellow blossoms observable in Joshua Tree National Park.
One of the first native plants to bloom during cooler months in the Southern Mojave Desert is Bladderpod, Peritoma Arborea, their elegant yellow blossoms observable in Joshua Tree National Park.
Herbivory, the process of animals harvesting living plant materials for sustenance, is observable on the foliage of this Southern Mojave Desert native, Yucca Brevifolia, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Herbivory, the process of animals harvesting living plant materials for sustenance, is observable on the foliage of this Southern Mojave Desert native, Yucca Brevifolia, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Herbivory, the process of animals harvesting living plant materials for sustenance, is observable on the foliage of this Southern Mojave Desert native, Yucca Brevifolia, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Herbivory, the process of animals harvesting living plant materials for sustenance, is observable on the foliage of this Southern Mojave Desert native, Yucca Brevifolia, in Joshua Tree National Park.
High in the Southern Mojave Desert of Joshua Tree National Park, branches of the Yucca Brevifolia, weighted by Winter snowfall, and aggravated by high winds, disengage, crashing to the Earth.
High in the Southern Mojave Desert of Joshua Tree National Park, branches of the Yucca Brevifolia, weighted by Winter snowfall, and aggravated by high winds, disengage, crashing to the Earth.
High in the Southern Mojave Desert of Joshua Tree National Park, branches of the Yucca Brevifolia, weighted by Winter snowfall, and aggravated by high winds, disengage, crashing to the Earth.
High in the Southern Mojave Desert of Joshua Tree National Park, branches of the Yucca Brevifolia, weighted by Winter snowfall, and aggravated by high winds, disengage, crashing to the Earth.
Created by insects known as Creosote Gall Midges, these spherical bodies are formed to house their young until mature and ready to emerge, in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Created by insects known as Creosote Gall Midges, these spherical bodies are formed to house their young until mature and ready to emerge, in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Created by insects known as Creosote Gall Midges, these spherical bodies are formed to house their young until mature and ready to emerge, in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert.
There still exists, in the margins of 29 Palms, Mojave Desert ecology, as it was, some nights, their presence mirrors the sun, and grants us, a harmonious glimpse of better respect for our world.
There still exists, in the margins of 29 Palms, Mojave Desert ecology, as it was, some nights, their presence mirrors the sun, and grants us, a harmonious glimpse of better respect for our world.
There still exists, in the margins of 29 Palms, Mojave Desert ecology, as it was, some nights, their presence mirrors the sun, and grants us, a harmonious glimpse of better respect for our world.
During Winter months in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert, cold temperature dwindles this native Narrowleaf Sandpaper Plant, Petalonyx Thurberi, into pale dormancy.
During Winter months in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert, cold temperature dwindles this native Narrowleaf Sandpaper Plant, Petalonyx Thurberi, into pale dormancy.
During Winter months in Joshua Tree National Park of the Southern Mojave Desert, cold temperature dwindles this native Narrowleaf Sandpaper Plant, Petalonyx Thurberi, into pale dormancy.
Below the deep blue Southern Mojave Desert sky rises ridges bounding Rattlesnake Canyon of Joshua Tree National Park.
Broken by weight of Winter snow and gusty Southern Mojave Desert wind, Yucca Brevifolia, a native in Joshua Tree National Park, reveals inner tissues, which have a fibrous appearance.
Broken by weight of Winter snow and gusty Southern Mojave Desert wind, Yucca Brevifolia, a native in Joshua Tree National Park, reveals inner tissues, which have a fibrous appearance.
Broken by weight of Winter snow and gusty Southern Mojave Desert wind, Yucca Brevifolia, a native in Joshua Tree National Park, reveals inner tissues, which have a fibrous appearance.
Broken by weight of Winter snow and gusty Southern Mojave Desert wind, Yucca Brevifolia, a native in Joshua Tree National Park, reveals inner tissues, which have a fibrous appearance.
An Arroyo is a dry watercourse, which flows when saturated. Also called a Dry Wash, their scattered presence presents a path through the Southern Mojave Desert in Joshua Tree National Park.
An Arroyo is a dry watercourse, which flows when saturated. Also called a Dry Wash, their scattered presence presents a path through the Southern Mojave Desert in Joshua Tree National Park.
An Arroyo is a dry watercourse, which flows when saturated. Also called a Dry Wash, their scattered presence presents a path through the Southern Mojave Desert in Joshua Tree National Park.
Cylindropuntia is a genus of plants in the botanical family Cactaceae. Commonly as Cholla, several native Southern Mojave Desert species are represented in Joshua Tree National Park.
Plants of the Family Asteraceae often develop a Pappus of silky plumes, such as this Cliff Goldenbush, Ericameria Cuneata, a Southern Mojave Desert native of Indian Cove in Joshua Tree National Park.
A common spiny contender of Southern Mojave Desert native plant communities is Pencil Cholla, Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, growing near Indian Cove of Joshua Tree National Park.
A common spiny contender of Southern Mojave Desert native plant communities is Pencil Cholla, Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, growing near Indian Cove of Joshua Tree National Park.
A common spiny contender of Southern Mojave Desert native plant communities is Pencil Cholla, Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, growing near Indian Cove of Joshua Tree National Park.
Stems of red, and curved foliage with a midline fold are features which taxonomically differentiate Laurel Sumac, Malosma Laurina, a plant native to the Chaparral biome in Will Rogers State Park.
Stems of red, and curved foliage with a midline fold are features which taxonomically differentiate Laurel Sumac, Malosma Laurina, a plant native to the Chaparral biome in Will Rogers State Park.
Stems of red, and curved foliage with a midline fold are features which taxonomically differentiate Laurel Sumac, Malosma Laurina, a plant native to the Chaparral biome in Will Rogers State Park.
Stems of red, and curved foliage with a midline fold are features which taxonomically differentiate Laurel Sumac, Malosma Laurina, a plant native to the Chaparral biome in Will Rogers State Park.
Below the deep blue Southern Mojave Desert sky rises ridges bounding Rattlesnake Canyon of Joshua Tree National Park.
Below the deep blue Southern Mojave Desert sky rises ridges bounding Rattlesnake Canyon of Joshua Tree National Park.
Below the deep blue Southern Mojave Desert sky rises ridges bounding Rattlesnake Canyon of Joshua Tree National Park.
Coast Live Oak, Quercus Agrifolia, is a majestic competitor in the Chaparral biome of Will Rogers State Park, located in the Santa Monica Mountains.
Coast Live Oak, Quercus Agrifolia, is a majestic competitor in the Chaparral biome of Will Rogers State Park, located in the Santa Monica Mountains.
Coast Live Oak, Quercus Agrifolia, is a majestic competitor in the Chaparral biome of Will Rogers State Park, located in the Santa Monica Mountains.
These rocks makeup part of the Santa Monica Mountains in Will Rogers State Park, and help create an environment where numerous Southern California native plants thrive.
These rocks makeup part of the Santa Monica Mountains in Will Rogers State Park, and help create an environment where numerous Southern California native plants thrive.
These rocks makeup part of the Santa Monica Mountains in Will Rogers State Park, and help create an environment where numerous Southern California native plants thrive.
These rocks makeup part of the Santa Monica Mountains in Will Rogers State Park, and help create an environment where numerous Southern California native plants thrive.
This dirt road, bounded by native plant communities in the amalgamation of Mojave and Colorado Deserts, leads to the protected grounds of Mission Creek Preserve.
This dirt road, bounded by native plant communities in the amalgamation of Mojave and Colorado Deserts, leads to the protected grounds of Mission Creek Preserve.
This dirt road, bounded by native plant communities in the amalgamation of Mojave and Colorado Deserts, leads to the protected grounds of Mission Creek Preserve.
leggi di piùnascondi
Materiali

Carta da parati in vinile

La carta da parati in vinile è stampata su un fondo resistente con una superficie liscia e opaca. Grazie agli inchiostri HP Latex, i colori della carta da parati rimarranno vividi per molti anni.

  • ✓ Resistente alla deformazione e alle trazioni
  • ✓ Permeabile al vapore acqueo
  • ✓ Installazione facile
  • ✓ Inchiostro ecologico HP Latex

Larghezza massima del foglio: 95-105 cm. Nel caso in cui la dimensione da coprire superi la larghezza massima, la stampa consisterà di più fogli uguali.
Applicazione: pareti lisce e regolari
Metodo di installazione: Applichiamo la colla esclusivamente sulla superficie della parete e fissiamo i fogli seguenti bordo a bordo, un accorgimento che riduce il rischio di danni alla carta da parati e permette una maggiore precisione nel suo montaggio.
Metodo di pulizia: panno asciutto
Rifinitura: semiopaca


Carta da parati in vinile lavabile

La carta da parati in vinile lavabile è stampata su un fondo resistente, con una superficie liscia e opaca, e poi viene ricoperta con una pellicola laminata che impedisce l'azione dell’umidità e l'impatto negativo degli altri fattori esterni (graffi, abrasioni, esposizione al sole). La moderna tecnologia di stampa HP Latex garantisce colori vividi per un lungo periodo di tempo.

  • ✓ Rivestita di una pellicola laminata
  • ✓ Resistente all'umidità, graffi, abrasioni e all'impatto del sole
  • ✓ Resistente alla deformazione e alle trazioni
  • ✓ Permeabile al vapore acqueo
  • ✓ Facile installazione
  • ✓ Inchiostro ecologico HP Latex

Larghezza massima del foglio: 95-105 cm. Nel caso in cui la dimensione da coprire superi la larghezza massima, la stampa consisterà di più fogli uguali.
Applicazione: pareti lisce e regolari. Per spazi con un alto tasso di umidità (cucina, bagno), che sono soggetti a graffi (ingresso, camera dei bambini, hotel, ristoranti, sale per conferenze, edifici pubblici, scuole, asili e asili nido)
Metodo di installazione: Applichiamo la colla esclusivamente sulla superficie della parete e fissiamo i fogli seguenti bordo a bordo, un accorgimento che riduce il rischio di danni alla carta da parati durante i lavori interni e rende anche possibile una maggiore precisione nel suo montaggio.
Metodo di pulizia: panno bagnato
Rifinitura: semiopaca


Carta da parati in vinile strutturale

La carta da parati in vinile strutturale è stampata su un fondo resistente con una struttura di sabbia fine. Questa rifinitura permette di ottenere un particolare risalto del senso di profondità della stampa. La tecnologia di stampa HP Latex permette di mantenere colori vividi per molti anni.

  • ✓ Struttura di sabbia fine
  • ✓ Resistente alla deformazione e alle trazioni
  • ✓ Permeabile al vapore acqueo
  • ✓ Facile installazione
  • ✓ Inchiostro ecologico HP Latex

Larghezza massima del foglio: 100 cm. Nel caso in cui la dimensione da coprire superi la larghezza del materiale, la stampa consisterà di più fogli uguali.
Applicazione: pareti lisce e regolari. La carta da parati avrà una buona riuscita sia in interni destinati ad abitazioni che in ristoranti, scuole o uffici.
Metodo di installazione: Applichiamo la colla esclusivamente sulla superficie della parete e fissiamo i fogli bordo a bordo, un accorgimento che riduce il rischio di danni alla carta da parati e rende anche possibile una maggiore precisione nel suo montaggio.
Metodo di pulizia: panno asciutto
Rifinitura: semiopaca, struttura di sabbia fine


Carta da parati in vinile strutturale lavabile

La carta da parati in vinile è stampata su un fondo resistente con una struttura di sabbia fine, che permette di ottenere un particolare risalto del senso di profondità della stampa. La tecnologia di stampa HP Latex permette di mantenere colori vividi per molti anni.

  • ✓ Rivestita di pellicola laminata
  • ✓ Struttura di sabbia fine
  • ✓ Resistente all'umidità, graffi, abrasioni e all'impatto del sole
  • ✓ Resistente alla deformazione e alle trazioni
  • ✓ Permeabile al vapore acqueo
  • ✓ Facile installazione
  • ✓ Inchiostro ecologico HP Latex

Larghezza massima del foglio: 100 cm. Nel caso in cui la dimensione da coprire superi la larghezza del materiale, la stampa consisterà di più fogli uguali.
Applicazione: pareti lisce e regolari. Per la decorazione di spazi con un alto tasso di umidità (cucina, bagno) e anche di superfici esposte alle abrasioni (ingresso, camera dei bambini, hotel, ristoranti, sale per conferenze, edifici pubblici, scuole, asili e asili nido)
Metodo di installazione: Applichiamo la colla esclusivamente sulla superficie della parete, un accorgimento che riduce il rischio di danni alla carta da parati durante i lavori negli interni e rende anche possibile una maggiore precisione nel suo montaggio.
Metodo di pulizia: panno umido
Rifinitura: semiopaca, struttura di sabbia fine


Carta da parati autoadesiva

Grazie alla sua applicazione estremamente versatile, funziona benissimo in vari tipi di ambiente e superfici diverse. Le carte da parati autoadesive sono perfette sia quando sono montate sulle pareti di casa, così come sugli armadi, i vetri delle finestre, sui mobili e su altre superfici lisce. La tecnologia di stampa HP Latex assicura dei colori chiari e vividi per molti anni.

  • ✓ Nessuna colla aggiuntiva
  • ✓ Metodo di installazione molto semplice e veloce
  • ✓ Resistente alla deformazione e alle trazioni
  • ✓ Permeabile al vapore acqueo
  • ✓ Inchiostro ecologico HP Latex

Larghezza massima del foglio: 133 cm. Nel caso in cui la dimensione da coprire superi la larghezza massima del materiale, la stampa consisterà di più fogli uguali.
Applicazione: superfici lisce, applicazione universalmente
Metodo di installazione: bordo a bordo
Metodo di pulizia: panno umido
Rifinitura: semiopaca


leggi di piùnascondi
Controlla anche
CUCURBITA PALMATA - COYOTE MELON - JOSHUA TREE NP - 052319, native plant of the southern mojave desert, modern human practices are not ecologically sustainable, we must make major conservation acts
Mojave Cottonthorn, botanically Tetradymia Stenolepis, Southern Mojave Desert Native, visualize in Joshua Tree National Park, protect and conserve our native plants, 060919.
MIRABILIS LAEVIS, commonly Wishbone Bush, Southern Mojave Desert native, witness in Joshua Tree National Park, we must step up global conservation or our generations after face biological collapse.
Commonly described as Threadleaf Ragwort, and botanically as Senecio Flaccidus, this plant is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities, here, in the fringes of Pioneertown.
SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS - JOJOBA - JOSHUA TREE NP - 052319, native plant of the southern mojave desert, they need our protection, preservation, and conservation, save our indigenous ecology
SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS - JOJOBA - JOSHUA TREE NP - 052319, native plant of the southern mojave desert, they need our protection, preservation, and conservation, save our indigenous ecology
The common name for this plant is Freckled Milkvetch, botanical nomenclature classifies it as Astragalus Lentiginosus. Southern Mojave Desert native, visualize in Joshua Tree National Park.
PSOROTHAMNUS ARBORESCENS, commonly Mojave Indigo Bush, Southern Mojave Desert native, witness near the West Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, lets all increase collective conservation efforts.
Commonly known as Single Leaf Pinyon, botanically as Pinus Monophylla, this arborescence is an indigenous member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Olneya Tesota is the phytogenic term for a tree commonly known as Desert Ironwood, belonging to native plant communities in the Colorado Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park.
Olneya Tesota is the phytogenic term for a tree commonly known as Desert Ironwood, belonging to native plant communities in the Colorado Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park.
Olneya Tesota is the phytogenic term for a tree commonly known as Desert Ironwood, belonging to native plant communities in the Colorado Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park.
Olneya Tesota is the phytogenic term for a tree commonly known as Desert Ironwood, belonging to native plant communities in the Colorado Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park.
Clouds congregate above, adding beautiful accent to native Southern Mojave Desert ecological habitats in Joshua Tree National Park.
Clouds congregate above, adding beautiful accent to native Southern Mojave Desert ecological habitats in Joshua Tree National Park.
A medium sized shrub casually named Jojoba, with a phytogenic class of Simmondsia Chinensis, is a common component of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
A medium sized shrub casually named Jojoba, with a phytogenic class of Simmondsia Chinensis, is a common component of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Commonly as Catclaw and phytogenically as Senegalia Greggii, this large shrub is a major component of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Commonly as Catclaw and phytogenically as Senegalia Greggii, this large shrub is a major component of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Mojave Yucca is the common language for a sharp leaved member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National park, and is also organized phytogenically as Yucca Schidigera.
Mojave Yucca is the common language for a sharp leaved member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National park, and is also organized phytogenically as Yucca Schidigera.
Casually described as Pencil Cholla, phytogenically labeled Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, this native of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park blooms during early Summer.
Casually described as Pencil Cholla, phytogenically labeled Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, this native of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park blooms during early Summer.
Casually described as Pencil Cholla, phytogenically labeled Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, this native of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park blooms during early Summer.
Casually described as Pencil Cholla, phytogenically labeled Cylindropuntia Ramosissima, this native of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park blooms during early Summer.
Peach Thorn is the common name for a shrub phytogenically organized under the term Lycium Cooperi. They are members of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Peach Thorn is the common name for a shrub phytogenically organized under the term Lycium Cooperi. They are members of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Peach Thorn is the common name for a shrub phytogenically organized under the term Lycium Cooperi. They are members of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Peach Thorn is the common name for a shrub phytogenically organized under the term Lycium Cooperi. They are members of indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Much of the Little San Bernardo range is within the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park. The formations have been habitat for native ecology since time beyond human memory.
In the margins of 29 Palms, this native Mojave species known commonly as Pencil Cholla and botanically as Cylindropuntia has multiple paths of propagation, pollination and vegetative reproduction.
Commonly known as Wooly Brickellia, botanically as Brickellia Incana, this small shrub is a Southern Mojave Desert native. Here, in Joshua Tree National Park, they bloom as Summer begins.
Rock formations near Pioneertown transition the Little and Big San Bernardino Mountains. Their minerals and structure help mother native plant communities of the of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Casually known as Smoke Tree, taxonomically as Psorothamnus Spinosus, this arborescent shrub, on the edges of 29 Palms, is native to indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Rock formations near Pioneertown transition the Little and Big San Bernardino Mountains. Their minerals and structure help mother native plant communities of the of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Casually known as Smoke Tree, taxonomically as Psorothamnus Spinosus, this arborescent shrub, on the edges of 29 Palms, is native to indigenous Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Casually as California Juniper, botanically as Juniperus Californica, this Southern Mojave Desert native plant grows in the Little San Bernardino range of Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as California Juniper, botanically as Juniperus Californica, this Southern Mojave Desert native plant grows in the Little San Bernardino range of Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as California Juniper, botanically as Juniperus Californica, this Southern Mojave Desert native plant grows in the Little San Bernardino range of Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as California Juniper, botanically as Juniperus Californica, this Southern Mojave Desert native plant grows in the Little San Bernardino range of Joshua Tree National Park.
Commonly described as Giant Wooly Star, and taxonomically as Eriastrum Densifolium, this plant, in the fringes of Pioneertown, is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Giant Wooly Star, and taxonomically as Eriastrum Densifolium, this plant, in the fringes of Pioneertown, is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Giant Wooly Star, and taxonomically as Eriastrum Densifolium, this plant, in the fringes of Pioneertown, is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Giant Wooly Star, and taxonomically as Eriastrum Densifolium, this plant, in the fringes of Pioneertown, is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Threadleaf Ragwort, and botanically as Senecio Flaccidus, this plant is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities, here, in the fringes of Pioneertown.
Commonly described as Threadleaf Ragwort, and botanically as Senecio Flaccidus, this plant is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities, here, in the fringes of Pioneertown.
Commonly described as Threadleaf Ragwort, and botanically as Senecio Flaccidus, this plant is a constituent of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities, here, in the fringes of Pioneertown.
Rock formations near Pioneertown transition the Little and Big San Bernardino Mountains. Their minerals and structure help mother native plant communities of the of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Rock formations near Pioneertown transition the Little and Big San Bernardino Mountains. Their minerals and structure help mother native plant communities of the of the Southern Mojave Desert.
Commonly known as Single Leaf Pinyon, botanically as Pinus Monophylla, this arborescence is an indigenous member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Commonly described as Princes Plume, and botanically as Stanleya Pinnata, this shrub, in Joshua Tree National Park, is a native competitor of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Princes Plume, and botanically as Stanleya Pinnata, this shrub, in Joshua Tree National Park, is a native competitor of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Commonly described as Princes Plume, and botanically as Stanleya Pinnata, this shrub, in Joshua Tree National Park, is a native competitor of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
In the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park, indigenous shrub known commonly as Parish Goldeneye, botanically as Bahiopsis Parishii, among their native plant community.
In the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park, indigenous shrub known commonly as Parish Goldeneye, botanically as Bahiopsis Parishii, among their native plant community.
Commonly known as Single Leaf Pinyon, botanically as Pinus Monophylla, this arborescence is an indigenous member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
Commonly known as Single Leaf Pinyon, botanically as Pinus Monophylla, this arborescence is an indigenous member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities in Joshua Tree National Park.
In the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park, indigenous shrub known commonly as Parish Goldeneye, botanically as Bahiopsis Parishii, among their native plant community.
In the Southern Mojave Desert section of Joshua Tree National Park, indigenous shrub known commonly as Parish Goldeneye, botanically as Bahiopsis Parishii, among their native plant community.
Commonly described as Princes Plume, and botanically as Stanleya Pinnata, this shrub, in Joshua Tree National Park, is a native competitor of Southern Mojave Desert plant communities.
Casually as Wait A Minute Bush, botanically as Senegalia Greggii, this prolific member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities can be realized, here, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as Wait A Minute Bush, botanically as Senegalia Greggii, this prolific member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities can be realized, here, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as Wait A Minute Bush, botanically as Senegalia Greggii, this prolific member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities can be realized, here, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Casually as Wait A Minute Bush, botanically as Senegalia Greggii, this prolific member of native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities can be realized, here, in Joshua Tree National Park.
Native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities near the Barker Dam exhibit of Joshua Tree National Park include a spiny species known to botany as Lycium Cooperi and commonly as Peach Thorn.
Native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities near the Barker Dam exhibit of Joshua Tree National Park include a spiny species known to botany as Lycium Cooperi and commonly as Peach Thorn.
Native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities near the Barker Dam exhibit of Joshua Tree National Park include a spiny species known to botany as Lycium Cooperi and commonly as Peach Thorn.
Native Southern Mojave Desert plant communities near the Barker Dam exhibit of Joshua Tree National Park include a spiny species known to botany as Lycium Cooperi and commonly as Peach Thorn.
This wildflower, commonly known as Wooly Desert Marigold and botanically as Baileya Pleniradiata, is native to Southern Mojave Desert plant communities. Visualize in Joshua Tree National Park.
This wildflower, commonly known as Wooly Desert Marigold and botanically as Baileya Pleniradiata, is native to Southern Mojave Desert plant communities. Visualize in Joshua Tree National Park.
This wildflower, commonly known as Wooly Desert Marigold and botanically as Baileya Pleniradiata, is native to Southern Mojave Desert plant communities. Visualize in Joshua Tree National Park.
This wildflower, commonly known as Wooly Desert Marigold and botanically as Baileya Pleniradiata, is native to Southern Mojave Desert plant communities. Visualize in Joshua Tree National Park.
This plant, commonly known as Joshua Tree, botanically as Yucca Brevifolia, has been providing shade under its spikey foliage for Southern mojave Desert ecology, including Traditional Desert People.
Known commonly as Desert Trumpet and botanically as Eriogonum Inflatum, this plant is a Southern Mojave Desert native. Visualize here, in Joshua Tree National Park, educate, protect, and conserve.
Known commonly as Desert Trumpet and botanically as Eriogonum Inflatum, this plant is a Southern Mojave Desert native. Visualize here, in Joshua Tree National Park, educate, protect, and conserve.
Known commonly as Desert Trumpet and botanically as Eriogonum Inflatum, this plant is a Southern Mojave Desert native. Visualize here, in Joshua Tree National Park, educate, protect, and conserve.
Known commonly as Desert Trumpet and botanically as Eriogonum Inflatum, this plant is a Southern Mojave Desert native. Visualize here, in Joshua Tree National Park, educate, protect, and conserve.
In the margins of 29 Palms, this native Mojave species known commonly as Pencil Cholla and botanically as Cylindropuntia has multiple paths of propagation, pollination and vegetative reproduction.
In the margins of 29 Palms, this native Mojave species known commonly as Pencil Cholla and botanically as Cylindropuntia has multiple paths of propagation, pollination and vegetative reproduction.
In the margins of 29 Palms, this native Mojave species known commonly as Pencil Cholla and botanically as Cylindropuntia has multiple paths of propagation, pollination and vegetative reproduction.
leggi di piùnascondi
Altri argomenti

Nasz sklep internetowy używa plików cookies i pokrewnych technologii. Dzięki nim zapewniamy najwyższą jakość świadczonych usług i gwarantujemy płynne działanie strony. Po uzyskaniu Twojej zgody, pliki cookies będą również wykorzystane do dodatkowych pomiarów i analizy korzystania z witryny. Pozwoli nam to dostosować stronę do Twoich zainteresowań oraz prezentować spersonalizowane treści i reklamy.
Administratorem Twoich danych jest Fairbox Sp. z o.o., a w niektórych sytuacjach także nasi partnerzy, z którymi współpracujemy. Szczegółowe informacje dotyczące korzystania z plików cookie oraz przetwarzania Twoich danych osobowych znajdziesz w naszej Polityce Prywatności i Cookies.
Zgoda Zmień ustawienia
Ustawienia plików cookies
Poniżej znajdziesz opisy poszczególnych kategorii plików cookies oraz możliwość dostosowania ich do swoich preferencji:
Zapisz zmiany