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Custard apple fruit, Annona squamosa. Annona species are taprooted, evergreen or semideciduous, tropical trees or shrubs. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup of Calliandra calothyrsus flower. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wildlife: Black Howler Monkeys sleep and eat in trees most of their time Royalty Free Stock Photo

White panicle inflorescence of common privet. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Malachite Butterfly Hanging Upside Down Royalty Free Stock Photo

The jerivÃÂ¡, also called baba-de-boi, coconut-catarro, coconut, jerivÃÂ¡ coconut, coconut-coquinho-de-cachorro, coconut-meleca, jeribÃÂ¡, coconut-pindoba, coconut-juvena, coconut-pindo, gerivÃÂ¡, juruvÃÂ¡, jiruvÃÂ¡ , jurubÃÂ¡, is a palm tree native to the Atlantic Forest, in Brazil, and can also be found in its associated ecosystems, such as restingas, dense rainforests, seasonal semideciduous forests, seasonal deciduous forests, or other forest formations such as riparian forests, swamp forests, and thick.