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Angkor Ta Prohm tree roots eating walls

Angkor, Ta Prohm temple building clasped in vast tangles of thitpok (Tetrameles nudiflora) tree roots. Some call this tree a strangler fig (ficus gibbosa), a different species. Vertical orientation showing tree all the way to its top.

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Image Size: 2400x3600 / 6.5MB; Angkor Cambodia Cambodian Khmer Ta Prohm World Heritage Site clouds & Skies forest forestry root roots trees thitpok spung tetrameles nudiflora strangler fig strangler fig thitpok ficus Tetrameles nudiflora ficus gibbosa vertical
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Angkor, Ta Prohm temple building clasped in vast tangles of thitpok (Tetrameles nudiflora) tree roots. Some call this tree a strangler fig (ficus gibbosa), a different species. Vertical orientation showing tree all the way to its top.