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Ginkgo biloba ginkgo, gingko,maidenhair tree branch with leaves and fruit-like sarcotesta, gravure style hand drawn vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ginkgo biloba ginkgo, gingko,maidenhair tree branch with leaves and fruit-like sarcotesta, gravure style hand drawn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit of Punica granatum split open to reveal clusters of seeds with sarcotesta on the inside. Small and beautiful pomegranate Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pomegranate half, split open fruit with red seeds in a wooden bowl Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit whole and cut with grains red ripe anaar rodie nar melograno anor grenadefruit anar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pomegranate grains (Punica granatum) fruit cut sliced with grains red ripe anaar rodie nar melograno anor grenadefruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scattered white Ginkgo Seeds with sarcotesta removed

pomegranate fruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit two red ripe fresh whole anaar rodie nar melograno anor grenadefruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ginkgo biloba `seeds` with the outer fleshy coating sarcotesta removed Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ginkgo biloba ginkgo, gingko, maidenhair tree leaves and fruit-like sarcotesta set, gravure style hand drawn vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fresh pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit red anaar rodie nar melograno anor anar delima closeup view image photo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scattered White Ginkgo Seeds with sarcotesta removed. Traditionally, Chinese consumed ginkgo seeds to get relief from breathing problems. The kernels are also believed to ease asthma, bronchitis and urinary tract ailments. However, there are studies that say Ginkgo should be eaten in limited quantities.