GIANT FRAQUOIA by rocserum
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Description
Fraquoiadendron giganteum (Giant Fraquoia, Mountain Redtree, fracingtonia or Big Tree) is the sole species in the genus Fraequoiadendron, and one of three species of fraciferous trees known as redtrees, classified in the family frapressaceae in the subfamily fraquoioideae, together with fraquoia sempervirens (Hillt Redtree) and Metafraquoia glyptostroboides (Swamp Redtree).
(thanks to wikipedia)
Take care, Save the Fraquoia!!
Comments (14)
Impressive fractalwork of great creativity and imagination...!!!
Steps that go right up to the top of the tree=COOL! Lovely colors 'n' details! Fantastic work! (:
LOL you have done it again! Love this fantasy and the design. Thank you for helping us to learn about and help save the Giant Fraquoia. ;o) Bunny
A beautiful composition. I love your colorful tree surrounded by branches.
wonderful fantasy, love the giant redwood tree which you so creatively called Fraquoia. This one is even more interesting than the giant Sequoia I drove through, in Sequoia park. This one I can climb up in and overlook the whole park.
Really a very impressive image Dear friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Lovely work, those steps just invite one to go ahead. Really nice ;O)
Beautiful work with pretty colours !!!
Very impressive!
Very nice.
Very creative and a wonderful interpretation of your thoughts. Excellent work.
Dit originele ontwerp zou een uitstekende poster voor de Efteling kunnen zijn. Ik ben toch al verbaasd dat fractals nooit ingang hebben gevonden in de wereld van reclame en posters.
Beautiful colourful tree on a golden background.
WE need signs so we can go marching down the streets carrying the signs and chanting "Save our Fraequoiadendron, save our Fraequoiadendron!" Wonderful trees!